Better Resume Wilder or Chisora

Chisora went the distance with Vitali Klitschko. That's better than anything on Wilder's resume.

Chisora never avoided anyone, Wilder was the most carefully matched heavyweight titleholder in history.

 

and undefeated helenius

 

Chisora. He beat carlos takkam, went toe to toe with dillian whyte. And gave vitali a good fight. Wilder beat luis ortiz but thats it. If you want you can add breazeale on wilders resume but if thats the case i can add David price on chisoras lmao

 

Chisora real record

Malik Scott (prime)
Robert Helenius (prime)
Edmund Gerber
Ondrej Pala
Kingpin Johnson
Dillan Whyte 1 (prime)
Carlos Takam (past prime)
Arthur Szpilka (past prime)
David Price (past prime)


Wilder record

Audley Harrison (past prime)
Sergey Liakhovich (past prime)
Malik Scott
Bermane Stiverne 1 (prime) & 2
Eric Molina
Johan Duhaupass (prime)
Chris Arreola (past prime)
Artur Szpilka
Gerald Washington
Luis Ortiz 1 & 2
Dominic Breazeale

Top 3 wins

Wilder Chisora

Ortiz 1 Whyte 1
Duhaupass Helenius
Stiverne/Scott/Ortiz 2 Scott/Takam


Really close

 

The Wilder hate is getting ridiculous. Chisora has fought better fighters, he also lost to most of them

 

its not a unjustified question, even if you choose Wilder its fairly close imo.

and i love Wilder

 

chisora faced the better competition, but lost to all of them. I guess it all depends on what you value greater

 

one of vitali's weakest performances, if not the weakest. at no point did he ever try to engage Chisora, or go for a KO despite Chisora being a willing target.
I used to be a fan of Vitali up until this fight, but vitali fought scared. he showed no heart even after Chisora slapped him like a woman in his dressing room. I would have expected Vitali to come out looking to teach Chisora some F-icking manners, but he went and played it safety first caution all the way

 

Chisora is a warrior, who fought everyone. Wilder just ducked everyone

 

If you count Helenius as win, then Chisora.

 

I didnt know Helenius was such a good win. The man got knocked out by Duhaupas

 

It was a very good "win" in context. Helenius was coming off of wins over Brewster, Lyakovich, and Peter, back when those wins still mattered a little.

The Chisora "win" derailed him, as he re-broke his hand, suffered a career threatening injury to his shoulder, and, at some point just later, suffered a gruesome throat injury.

It has literally taken Helenius years to come back from all of that.

 

undefeated doesn´t mean ****.
But yes, Helenius back then was in great form.