Does any active Heavyweight have a good resume?

Wlad has a good resume. Adamek does too, but not at HW yet other than the Arreola win really.

 

Adamek has a decent record, not an overly impressive one. The loss to Dawson hurts him a lot, and good legacies aren't built on performances like his against Cunningham. He's yet to look brilliant against a world class, prime opponent. At the moment, it's looking alright though, but after the Wlad fight, people will question how he was successful at heavyweight.

He'll go down as a decent fighter. Good at cruiser but not top 10 all-time.

 

Wladimir.

 

Many great fighters have last hoorays. Once you get near 40 you can age over night. Besides, Holyfield took a lot from Lewis which could've increased his decline.

So you think the Mercer that fought Wlad was better than one that fought Lewis? Only respond with a yes or no answer.

Golota is most known for his efforts against Bowe. The rest is just a bonus. Don't even talk about Ruddock. All you have to do is watch the film to see Ruddock is far superior than any of the guys Vitali has beaten. Certainly better than the Chagaev, Brock, and Sam Peter of the world.

Suggestions don't equate much for evidence, unless of course you have evidence? Lewis didn't lose the fight on the cards since he won by TKO (Of course he was losing on the cards when the fight was stopped. Not relevant to the outcome). Do you have any proof for your accusations? Illegal punch? Ref didn't see how the cut was caused yet it was an illegal punch.