Someone please explain to me...

You could say who has Parker beat?

Let's be fair he's not exactly lit up the sport since he fought Ruiz jnr.

 

Ortiz is lacking that I'll agree with outside of Jennings, Scott and an old Thompson who if younger would have been the stand out win.

Wilder and Parkers I personally think it'd be tit for tat.

 

You cant come here and expect us to be rational.

 

Yeah, said this in another thread. Guys in AJ’s position like a Wlad or Floyd before him aren’t going to fight to entertain fans anymore. I wish the fight last night was better and thought it was trash from an entertaining stand point as well but it’s obvious when you’re the top dog you can’t go in and take the same risks you use to when you were climbing the risks.

 

if you dont ask your question in the first sentence i lpse interest real quick

 

Since the Ortiz and Parker fights, the odds on Joshua beating Wilder have drifted significantly, meaning that the oddsmakers think that Wilder's chances of beating Joshua after their March fights went up significantly. Think what that means. It isn't necessarily something that is easily understood.

 

I haven't been on these boards for a long time, but man, reading all these threads, I've come to realize that I haven't missed much. There is hardly any rational analysis. It's turned into a forum of who can troll the hardest.

Wilder in every fight seems to get out-boxed, even when he's fighting boxers not even ranked in the top 20. But he has a lot of fans, which seem to be Americans so desperate of him winning since they haven't had a proper heavyweight champion since Evander Holyfield in the 1990s. Which is fair enough. But that's where this hype is coming from. Nothing more, nothing else.

 

In their hearts, I bet not many really believe Wilder’s win was more impressive. The manner of it was, as we all like a KO/TKO

Some of these are the same people that think Fury’s win over Wlad was more impressive than Joshua’s, which it was. However, Joshua’s had the drama and the TKO. Double standards really. Wilder’s was “life and death” drama, while Joshua’s was a boring “shutdown” job, but suddenly the life and death fight is now also the better performance.

 

Wilder v Ortiz was a back and forth fight, swinging momentum, and an unpredictable result.
Most fight fans not sold on Wilder or just plain haters, expected him to get KTFO.

Whereas most fans, including many who dislike AJ considered him the strong favorite, even expecting a KO over Parker.

Joshua earned the better W but in a far less exciting fight

 

it was a better fight and a ko

 

bingo