Who do you think has the better win resume between Wilder and Whyte?

I read what you wrote but I’m pointing out it’s a joke if it doesn’t include the entire resume.

Basically you’re saying ‘let’s deliberately ignore the absolute most important thing on his resume and judge as if it didn’t happen.’ You’re judging wins without considering the fact that he’s been KTFO and the other guy is undefeated (we can certainly debate the draw against Fury, but even if you choose to consider it a loss I’d say it’s a better loss than Whyte’s).

Heck, Chisora has a better ‘win resume’ than some people who have beaten him ... does that make him better than them?

 

Whyte over Wilder resume wise especially when you factor in both should have one loss on their records!!

 

Predicable............jumping from the the Bodybuilder now to "Bogeyman" Whyte......

Resume did and dat.............the Bodybuilder , according to the same posters who are spouting off the usual non sense right here, had the best resume EVER, a unbeatable machine.........who got laid out and quit against a late fat sub picked to loose........resumes.....resumes

Newsflash: If and when Wilder meets Whyte in the Ring it will be shocking to the same posters when Wilder levels the Walking Heavybag face first to the canvas unable to continue...............that fight has only one outcome........Whyte is getting starched............Whyte eats right hands for a living, you cannot miss even if you tried and I let you Einsteins figure out what Wilders best punch is.

 

Ortiz right now kos the **** out of whyte!

 

Whyte has beat more higher ranked fighters, and has the better win against Parker to Wilder’s Ortiz.

Whyte and Wilder have both never beat the number one guy in the division at any time, so in reality they are both just contenders, and Whyte should be ranked higher.

 

Parker has a controversial win over Ruiz that many thought he lost. Browne had a win against a more than shopworn Chagaev. That isn't a better win than Ortiz's win over Jennings, or Stiverne's first win over Arreola.

 

Man whyte is a ko in the happening!! Stop overrating him

 

Whyte is not the second coming but his resume craps all over Wilder's. If you don't realise this ydksab.

 

Question you have to ask yourself what would Wilder's record be if he had of fought whytes resume at the same time in his career as whyte did. For God's sake wilder was still fighting d level opponents at the stage whyte is at now.

Just for clarity Wilder's 27 fight was vs Audley Harrison.

 

On paper Wilder has a draw with Fury as well as still being unbeaten, Whyte’s best win vs Parker was very suspect as the ref let the home fighter get away with everything + headbutt shouldn’t have counted as a knockdown. Would have been a draw if not for that.

Wilder beat a good Stiverne the first time out, Breazeale, Szpilka, Washington, Ortiz, Malik Scott, Molina, Areola and got a draw with Fury so I’d say Wilder tbh even though I love Whyte.

 

Not really