I think it only counts against you if you constantly win coin flip fights but Uysk's case still won most of his big fights clearly enough even if...
The Kiltschko brothers would dominate this metric funny enough.
Agreed. In particular in 03-04 he was definitely able to sit on his power punches pretty often.
He appeared to become even more a arm puncher in his comeback. In his first career his punches looked snappier.
Didn't get much engagement surprisingly but relavant.
You might be interested in this. https://www.boxingforum24.com/threads/deeper-resume-lennox-lewis-or-joe-louis.744313/
I had it 7-3 after 10.
Also the one sided nature of it.
I think both probably beat Foreman on points but I don't know the percentage.
It's a win but with nothing on the line because despite the controversy Uysk did find a way I don't know if it improves AJ's ranking a lot....
People have said Joe Louis and Mayweather BTW. In comparison Wilder isn't as controversial as Wilder's resume is commonly criticized.
I would expect him to win some lose some.
This was Wlad at his best IMO.
It wasn't just the Chambers fight. But I would actually have it a little further down than some people here because it felt underused.
Yes for sure there are exceptions.