Looks like cruiserweight vs middleweight, hilarious fight.
Yes, Schwarz would be lineal champion imo. Fury was the guy who ended Wlad‘s reign. He essentially started a new era. Wlad was clearly the...
Lennox Lewis was and still is an arrogant ***** and a deceitful snake, I never liked anything about that guy, neither the way he fought nor the...
Height - Anthony Joshua Body - Usyk Reach - Efe Ajagba Weight - Wilder Punch Selection - Inoue Right Arm - Wilder Left Arm - Manny Pacquiao Legs -...
He is slow compared to Wilder, maybe not compared to other fighters his size. His defense was ok against the level of opposition he fought as a...
Brazil is gatekeeper level, a big uncoordinated lump who is tough and can bang a bit, he is the type of guy who would have a 50/50 fight against...
LOL, calm down...I like Hrgovic but he is still a bit stiff and rather slow, he doesn’t look like a defensive master and we don‘t know how he...
I love Ezzard too but you‘re a bit younger than me ;). I agree, never seen a person who was neutral when it comes to Wilder but i‘m sure there...
Your comparison with Miller doesn‘t work at all because Miller is huge, he is about 300 pounds and 6‘4. Chuvalo was about 210 pounds and 6ft tall...
LOL at most of your predictions, only because someone had a granite chin doesn‘t mean they would win against Wilder. A guy like Chuvalo is tailor...
It‘s funny how people talk about Wlad as some sort of defensive master when he really wasn‘t lol. Wlad had no counterpunching ability and got...
Imo prime Liston was a better fighter than Ali, and no Ali didn‘t beat prime Liston.
All of them can get hurt by big punchers, Joshua got badly hurt by two of the hardest punches in the heavyweight division, Wlad‘s right hand and...
Brazil is mediocre, not a bum, there‘s a huge difference. I think some of the top 10 heavyweights would struggle with him, maybe even lose...
You mean the same Byrd who said he would rather fight Mike Tyson than Wilder, you mean that Byrd ? I don‘t even think that Byrd himself believes...
