Deontay Wilder: "Anthony Joshua is David Price in the making"

Thats where they tied themselves up trying to debate the subject.
Many would likely say that they think Washington is Wilders best opponent.
I agree undefeated may not mean alot if they havent fought many top names but that is likely why many would call Washington as Wilders best opponent but that poster conveniently forgets whilst getting owned that Washington only drew with a fighter Breazeale stopped, so cant see how Washington as a short notice opponent who only drew with a KO victim of Breazeale is better than Breazeale given a full training camp.
They tie themselves up and with this in mind is why I feel Joshua has greater single wins than Wilder

 

Yup, Wilder needs to keep his trap shut until he fights someone decent. I'm so near to being completely done with him. The reason why Washington is acceptable here is because he's coming off of 2 surgeries/injuries. If his next fight is against another non top tier opponent, I'm 100% done with him.

He's such a clown atm. AJ is fighting better opponents than Wilder in less than half the time, and now he's fighting Wlad while Wilder with 37 fights is fighting Washington. God.

Apart from Duhaupas, Stiverne, his opponents have all been crap. Pure crap.

 

Did baconmaker hack your account?

 

No! I'm just being objective here!!

He needs to stop clowning and start fighting!!

 

Breazeale is tougher and hits harder.

 

And Washington moves better and has the sharper hands.

 

yea. However it is known and admitted by Washington that he learns from Breazeale. if the two fought breazeale would eventually land and break him down.

 

Conjecture until they do fight. I'd consider the very epitome of a fifty fifty fight.

 

We will see who does what on fight night..i beleive Izu is much more difficult to land punches on then Wilder. And Wilder you cant make many mistakes on bc of his right hand. i think breazeale has a better chance of winning that night.

 

Wow man, I give you a lot of credit for seeing the light on this one. The thing that has always pissed me off so much about Wilder, is that he kept fighting guys that most HW prospects would fight in their first 5-10 fights - their first year or so as a pro - for like nearly 30 fights and over five years! All to build a very phony record as a big KO artist, and protect that glass jaw. Anybody could knock out those stiffs.

Wilder's career is basically a con-game. Build up a record against utter stiffs, washed up journeymen and fringe contenders, win a title against an overrated mediocrity and then fight as many more inept fringe contenders as possible before cashing out against a real top HW like Wlad, or Joshua. That's the truth.

 

Joshua has beaten: Whyte, Molina, Martin and Brazeale.

He beat Martin for the IBF trinket.

Martin beat Glazkov for the vacant IBF title. Before that Martin beat...


Wilder has beaten: Molina, Arreola, Stiverne, Szpilka, and Duhaupus

He beat Stiverne for the WBC trinket.

Stiverne beat Arreola and Austin


Fury has beaten: Wlad, Cunningham, Chisora *2

Fury beat Wlad for the lineal hvw title.

Before Wlad the above guys are who Fury beat before he got his shot.

 

Thanks for the pointless BOXREC summary

 

Ortiz has beaten:

Jennings, Barrett and Thompson

 

Well i do my baaaaaaaaast...!!!

 

Parker has beaten:

Ruiz and Takam

Hughie Fury has beaten:

Guinn