Top 5 Heavyweight best wins of current elites?

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  1. Papillon

    Papillon Active Member Full Member

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    You are talking crap as usual.

    Byrd was at the tail end of his career no doubt, but it was a passing of the torch as the second best heavyweight not named Klitschko.

    Also it meant more than Wilder beating Ortiz in retrospect.
     
  2. dinovelvet

    dinovelvet Antifanboi Full Member

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    wtf lol!!

    Contenders are contenders , not torch bearers. The torch was already passed to Wlad when he beat Byrd.

    If there was such a thing as a second tier torch passing , it went to Vitali when he beat top 5 ranked Peters.

    Povetkin beating Chambers was a better win than Byrd.. Byrd was washed up and finished at that point.

    Chaggy beating Valuev in that same year was way better than Pov vs Byrd. :facepalm:
     
  3. Papillon

    Papillon Active Member Full Member

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    But I thought in your twisted logic Chambers was another "bum" who Wlad feasted on?

    The Byrd win was better than Chambers, but again Infact both are better wins than Wilder v Ortiz.
     
  4. dinovelvet

    dinovelvet Antifanboi Full Member

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    I don't know what you're talking about.

    Briggs vs Liahovich
    Oleg vs Rahman
    Peter vs Oleg
    Sultan vs Briggs
    Vitali vs Peter
    Chaggy vs Valeuv

    Belts changed hands in all those fights and all of them were top 10 rankers.

    Nothing on the line in Povetkin vs Byrd and neither of them were ranked in the top 10.
     
  5. deadACE

    deadACE Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Electioneering lol. Fury dominated Wlad on the scorecards. I don't think that can be argued. I also agree Wlad was fully prepared physically and came to win on the night, it's nonsense to suggest otherwise. The contest was atrocious. Fury used his attributes marvelously. Must have landed close to a hundred jabs to the body, whilst in retreat. Fair play Fury. Wlad was accustomed to men smaller than him. His reach usually superior. Against opponent's willing to come forward and engage. Not much engaging from Fury. Fair play Fury. Completely dominated Wlad on the scorecards and defeated a man on an incredible win streak.


    I don't think it's outside the realms of possibility, for some people to have a common opinion that Joshua's fight was a better win than Fury's.
     
  6. f1ght3rz

    f1ght3rz Ronaldoooo is crying in his caaaaaar Full Member

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    1. Fury def. Wlad
    Wlad was younger, fresher and completly destroyed by Fury although he did not knock him down.
    2. AJ def. Wlad
    Impressive win, but not that good like Fury i think, especially fighting a retired Wlad who was inactive for ~1,5 years
    3. Wilder def. Ortiz
    Ortiz is #3 in the game in my opinion right now behind AJ and Wilder. Biggest win for Windmill so far.
    4. Haye def. Chisora
    Nothing to add. Haye was fantastic in that fight and Chisora might be shot these days but he was a good fighter in his prime, only lost due TKO once and it was Haye who did it so i would rate this as a Top 5 win for sure.
    5. Ortiz def. Jennings
    Maybe a bit underrated, maybe not a Top 5 win but i was impressed how Ortiz completly destroyed Jennings, even Wlad was not able to knock Jennings down and Ortiz made it look easy as ****.
     
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  7. Papillon

    Papillon Active Member Full Member

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    I didn't know you had to hold a title to be considered elite you ****ing messer.

    You seriously need to have a long hard look at yourself and your life in general, I pray to GOD that you are infertile.

    Also are any of those fighters still active?
     
  8. Nonito Smoak

    Nonito Smoak Ioka>Lomo, sorry my dudes Full Member

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    Joshua vs. Wladimir
    ...and then a large gap.
    Some Povetkin wins
    Wilder over Ortiz
    ...and then another large gap.
     
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  9. Nonito Smoak

    Nonito Smoak Ioka>Lomo, sorry my dudes Full Member

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    Why are you guys counting Fury's wins as if he is still active? Might as well fill out the list with Wladimir's resume then.
     
  10. exumspate

    exumspate Well-Known Member Full Member

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    1. Fury vs Wlad by far #1
    2. Joshua vs Wlad - based mainly on significance…2 year layoff at Wlad’s age, surprised he looked as good as he did…
    3. Wilder vs Ortiz - undefeated, highly skilled Ortiz was the guy no one wanted to fight…

    The rest are a toss up depending on one’s criteria, won’t know for sure until their careers are fully played out.

    Fury over Wlad is unquestionably #1 no matter how badly Fury squandered his career since.
     
  11. effigy

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    If Fury counts ( not technically active until he fights again ) then the win against Wlad is No1.

    If not:

    1: AJ-Wlad. Beating Wlad in his last fight after a year and a half out is still head and shoulders above any other win apart from Fury.

    2. Wilder-Ortiz. I have to have this 2nd. Ortiz was avoided, unbeaten and Wilders first genuine threat.

    3 onwards ( Can't split these, pick your poison ) Ortiz-Jennings. Jennings only loss before this was UD against Wlad, Ortiz took care of him in better fashion.

    Povetkin-Takam, Byrd, Chagaev, Chambers. All decent wins against ranked opponents. Povetkin obviously has the best resume of current heavyweights just without a signature win.