Detontay Wilder now holds the record for most consecutive ko's in HW modern era.

problem is FURY is one fight from fighting Wlad and becomming HW champion, ofcourse hes gonna call fury out now.

 

ok so what if he whups Cunningham and doesn't get brutally KD'd int he process, does that make him a top 10 HW too since it made Fury's sloppy no chinned having ass one

 

This is funny ... before the fight I saw tons of "Audley has a real chance" and "the odds on Wilder are ridiculous, I'm betting on Audley" posts.

Seventy seconds later, Wilder hasn't fought anybody. I'd say Kelvin Price, Manswell and Audley compare well with Maddalone, Firtha and Cunningham.

 

Well, first, its a meaningless record when his best opponent to date is a shot has-been who never graduated from domestic level anyway in Harrison.

And, second, its not true. Don Steele still beats him with 42 consecutive Knockout between 1994 and 1997 - would have been 43 but one was ruled a no contest because it wasn't officially sanctioned.

 

....and audleys his peak win. hahahahahahaha

 

Steele beat Nelson by KO but it was ruled a no contest because it wasn't officially sanctioned. And even if you exclude that one and count consecutive KO's after it, it still comes to 39 consecutive knockouts.

Hey kids! How many of you out there can tell me which numbers bigger? 28 or 39?

 

I think Price (who should easily KO Thompson in the rematch) definitely has the balls to face Wilder.


Jennings? No chance.
Fury? Negro, please.

 

id have the same record if I had fought the crap he has. time for him to step up amd stop fighting bums. that windmill style will soon see him destroyed

 

Oh, and, while we're at it. Jose Manuel Urtain scored 30 consecutive KO wins between 1968 and 1970 in the heavyweight division, so that's two people with more consecutive KO's to their name than Wilder. And since you included Foreman and Fraizer in your list of modern heavyweights then Urtain is a perfectly legitimate name to bring up since he was active during the same time period.

 

Who cares? Being taller doesn't give him the record for most consecutive KO's in the modern era of heavyweight boxing.

 

pretty sure NC means the fight doesnt count.

 

You added Foreman and Fraizer to you list of "modern fighters" Wilder's "record" beat. Fraizer debuted before Urtain, Foreman debuted a year after, same time period, thus you cant in one breath say how Wilder's record beats two of them only to discard the other.

The no contest was retrospective. Steele KOed Nelson. The boxing authorities didn't recognize it because they didn't sanction the fight. And again, if you count the amount of consecutive KOs after that NC, Steele has 39.

So which is bigger? 28 or 30? 28 or 39?