Ray Mercer Ike Ibeabuchi Samuel Peter Fabio Wardley 90s Foreman Michael Spinks 1996 Mike Tyson Luis Ortiz
I don’t think he clears but he probably beats some of them. Anthony Joshua was a decent fighter. I just don’t think he aged well
He's more skilled than most of them, and I'd probably pick him over all of them individually, but you know how it goes.
I wouldn't say it is extremely bad. He doesn't have an iron chin, but he got dropped by a huge Wlad right hand and got up, took a flush Dillian Whyte left hook, similar to the one that sparked out Chisora, and was continually getting up against Ruiz and Dubois. If he had a terrible chin, he would've been knocked spark out by any of these individual knockdowns.
Wlad was way past his prime. His chin is horrible and worse when he gets badly hurt he does not recover.
Ibeabuchi 50/50 - probably lean towards AJ. Ibeabuchi is overrated by a lot on here but he did have a couple good wins and was undefeated, its a very hard fight for AJ. AJ beats Peter. I think prime AJ beats Wardley. AJ good enough to outbox an old George as old George was so limited but gets brutally knocked out if he pushes him. 50/50 fight. Loses to Spinks and 1996 Mike Tyson. Beats Ortiz would run all fight to a boring points win.
The point still stands: Joshua took a flush right hand off Wlad, got dropped hard, got up, and won by knockout; he recovered fine in that one. He's not going to be remembered for his chin, but there have been far worse chins in HW boxing over the years.