who has the best resume of the Big 3 at the moment

Fury and Joshua neck on neck, then it's a big gap towards Wilder with basically Ruiz Jr, Parker, Whyte and Povetkin (although not recenty) inbetween.

 

Wlad was terrified to throw because of fury’s feints and counter punching

doesn’t matter, chisora ko’d takam

also wlad never won the wbc, fury did

 

And Fury never ever have a single title defence to his title ....
And still Whyte beat Chisora twice.
And Pulev beat him convincingly.
And again no one is terrified of Fury, cause is feather fisted.
I`m just going to wait and then laugh at most of you, when AJ brutally KOed him.
I hope we doesn`t wait a lot for that fight. AJ is ready, lets see if Fury is ready, after he beat Wilder again.

 

Joshua for his overall body of work for me personally

 

Lol @Dubblechin... Still trying to convince everyone and yourself that Wilders resume is something it is not! Ps: as you've already been told Fury was not WORLD CHAMPION in the first fight between him and Wilder ( and you know this) more likely he wasn't even ranked by ring at all at that point, but it is all you have to try and make Wilders career seem any good. Brezeale, old man Ortiz and two losses to Fury!! Mwahahaha keep trying tho!!

 

Now.... To answer the question. Joshua just, mostly because of depth of resume and comparative number big fights! Could easily see why others would think Fury tops the list, bit Wilder, no way!! Whyte has a better resume, even tho he's never held a strap let alone had 10 defences, still fought and beat better competition than Wilder has managed in over 40 bouts!! Lol

 

Physically he was better

 

True,
Parker and Whyte have better resumes then Wilder.
Povetkin and Pulev have much stronger resumes as well.
Even Andy Ruiz has a victory over AJ so his resume is better.

 

Fury has the two best individual wins. Joshua has the best overall list of contenders beaten.

Fury clearly deserves more credit for the win over Klitschko. He went to the backyard of a fighter unbeaten in ten years and completely bamboozled him. Joshua also deserves credit, but beat a fighter who had been inactive for 18 months since the Fury fight, with Joshua the home fighter. Whatever, some of the Joshua fanboys want to claim, I have yet to ever see a 39 year old who improved for losing his title and 18 months of inactivity.

 

True.
Wilders resume is pathetic, to even have him as an option in this debate is ridiculous.

Even someone like Chisora has a better resume. Sure he has plenty of losses but look at the list of real fighters he's been in with. These are the type of fighters that should get our respect not some cherry picking hype job with an almost perfect record against nobody's.

Plus del boy would beat the crap out of him lol