Heavyweight wins only. Who do you pick? Joshua: Old Wlad, Old Povetkin, Ruiz X 1, prime Whyte, Parker, Usyk: Joshua X 2, Dubois, Old Chisora Fury: Old Wlad, Wilder x 2, prime Chisora, Wallin Honestly they are all pretty thin. I am tempted to give it to Usyk since i think beating Joshua twice is slightly more impressive than beating Wilder twice.
Joshua has the deepest resume, but Fury has the best resume with wins over Wilder and a better version of Klitschko.
Fury: Wlad, Wilder x2 (plus a draw), Wallin, Cunningham, Ngannou, Chisora x2, Whyte 3-0-1 in biggest fights Usyk: Joshua x2, Chisora, Dubois 2-0 in biggest fights Joshua: Wlad, Povetkin, Whyte, Ruiz (lost the first fight), Parker and lost twice to Usyk 1-3 in biggest fights Fury by a clear margin, then Usyk. Joshua has lost three times against two opponents, one being a 25/1 fringe contender and he doesn't have a result as impressive as Wilder's draw against Fury. Chisora has the deepest resume in terms of who he's fought but like Joshua he's thin in terms of the winning element.
Joshua fought an old but focused Klitschko, winning impressively. Fury fought an old Klitschko who was distracted by his girlfriend's postpartum depression, and used a lot of head games (complaining about the mat, making Klitschko wrap his hands twice for no good reason) and poor sportsmanship. He fought a cowardly style and was not impressive.
"He fought a cowardly style and was not impressive" Wlad Klitschko was stylistically the biggest coward in heavyweight history. The only current fighter that compares in this regard is Okolie. Fury broke an all time defensive record and limited Wlad to fewer punches than Wach and Greco-Roman Povetkin landed on him, winning by clear UD in lineal champ P4P No.6 Wlad's backyard. Wlad was the most obsessively motivated, focused and disciplined champion in heavyweight history. He just couldn't deal with Fury's range, speed, agility, stamina, boxing ability etc. 17 months later in London he gave Joshua a life and death, let "little bro" off the hook. Two years later Joshua was destroyed by Andy Ruiz.
Actually a worse version of Klitschko. One who was distracted by his crazy fiancée, her pregnancy, and their crumbling relationship. Fury knew this and opted to throw away his prime avoiding the contracted rematch.
Fury and Usyk both won there titles on the road away from home,Wilder won his title at home,Joshua won all his three titles at home . Being prepared and willing to fight abroad has to give kudos on any fighters when mentioning there resumes .
In 29 fights AJ has fought - Usyk, Wlad, Povetkin, Parker, Fat Andy, Pulev, Whyte, Martin, Takam, Helenius In 35 fights Belly has fought Wlad, the biggest hype job of the last 25 years The Dosser who unlike AJ was knocked out in the gym by Wlad, and Whyte, Chisora, Cunningham, Wallin, 0-0-0 rank novice Ngannou Lost to bums McDermott and Ngannou, should've lost to Wallin and Cunningham, and ducked Usyk like crazy. Conversely, AJ fought Usyk twice You do the math
Joshua by a mile... wlad may have been older but he was a far better version then the one vs Fury, also the much better performance and Fury being caught on PED's straight after and avoided the rematch just massively tainted the accomplishment.
Ok il bite,what Peds was Fury caught using straight after the Klitschko fight ? This should be good .
None have them have good resumes, no reason AJ, Zhang, Ruiz, Fury, Joyce, Anderson, Hrgovic can't all have fought each other by now. There all protecting the chance of the big pay day.
