Wilder and fans, just please stop

This post is a clear example of the delusion that I was talking about. I like it for that reason.

 

You completely misunderstood my point. I wrote that comparing Joshua and Wilder's first 23 matches it becomes entirely obvious to honest observers who had by far the better tests.

Ask yourself if Wilder fought Dillian Whyte in his 15th fight instead of cruiserweight DeAndrey Abron, a few fights after almost getting derailed and embarrassed by Harold Sconiers a few fights earlier, would he win?

How many losses would Wilder have in his first 23 fights in his resume included Alexander Povetkin, Wladimar Klitschko, Kevin Johnson, Dillian Whyte, Dominic Breazeale, Joseph Parker, Carlos Takam, Charles Martin, and Andy Ruiz Jr? Can you answer that question?

 

If his resume resembled Joshua's, he already would have crumbled in defeat. That seems obvious, and not it's really nothing to be ashamed of anyways. When fights face the best, they typically endure a few losses.

 

Maybe they did contribute to this delusion. There's a special level of delusional nonsense related to Wilder however, and much of it has nothing to do with boxing. I'll just leave it at that.

 

Right, and once again, we're talking about the first 23 fights. Try to deny that Wilder would endure several losses against Joshua's resume if he face the same during his first 23 fights.

You wouldn't do that, because I believe that you're rational. The point being that Joshua has run the gauntlet throughout only his first 23 fights unlike practically everyone else, save Povetkin possibly, maybe Parker was building a similar resume.

Once again, ask yourself if Wilder fought Dillian Whyte in his 15th fight instead of cruiserweight DeAndrey Abron, a few fights after almost getting derailed and embarrassed by Harold Sconiers, would he win?

How many losses would Wilder have in his first 23 fights in his resume included Alexander Povetkin, Wladimar Klitschko, Kevin Johnson, Dillian Whyte, Dominic Breazeale, Joseph Parker, Carlos Takam, Charles Martin, and Andy Ruiz Jr? Can you answer that question? Not that I'm saying that there would be any shame in losing a fight with that resume in his first 23 contests. There wouldn't be.

 

Not I. I was a big believer in Ruiz's skill level, as I am of both Parker and Pulev.

 

Not really reaching at all. Joshua has fought 23 bouts. I'm asking about what do you think Wilder's record would be if his resume were the same as Joshua's?