Wilder is one of the worst HW champions ever.

Like I've been saying, he'd only beaten 2 world champions in 46 fights and only fought 3 in 46. That's 4 in 47 fights now

1. Liakhovich was 2-4 in his last 6 and shot to bits, 3 of those losses via KO or stoppage, both wins against nobodies

2. Stiverne who was sick and is one of the worst HW champions of all time even when healthy and Stiverne was shot to bits in the rematch. Even worse, Stiverne has lead feet, a short reach, a head which is a magnet for right hands, and he's lost to virtually every decent big man he's fought ie. tailor-made for The Dosser

3. Belly who he should be 0-3 against in his own backyard where everything was stacked in his favour.

4. J-Park who just completely outclassed him winning at worst 11 of the 12 rounds

So against world champions he's 3-3-1 but he should be 3-4-0 and the only ones he managed to beat were tailor-made for him and sick when he fought a prime version of them and the other was shot to hell

So truth be told he's 1-4-0 against prime world champions and 0-4-0 against prime healthy world champions and the same against prime world champions above D level

Ortiz is his best ever win but he lost every round to him prior to his power saving him and he rabbit punched Ortiz to death in the first fight and needed a time out from the commission to help him recover after being hurt badly at the end of the previous round. Like Stiverne, Ortiz has lead feet, a short reach and a head which is a magnet for right hands too and he'd never really fought a legit puncher before either.

The reason they hype the hell out of Ortiz is because he's the only legit skilled guy The Dosser has ever beaten and it's his one claim to sone kind of legitimacy and even then Ortiz was the same age in their first fight as The Dosser is now only difference is Ortiz had probably been boxing since he was in the crib, had over 360 amateur fights of wear and tear on his body fighting at a high/elite level for a very long time, whereas, conversely The Dosser didn't even take up the sport until he was 20, had 35 amateur fights IIRC, and fought 40 + low to no skill lollipop men, crab fisherman, and speech therapists as a pro.

How the hell did we even get to a time and place where many fans had the audacity to hype up the likes of Molina, Washington, Spzilka, Duhuapas, Breazeale etc. as ''world class''? All of them bar Breazeale are glass jawed and are or would be considered weak or some of the weaker wins on AJ's CV, whereas they're considered strong or stronger ones on The Dosser's

At least half of his title defences came against fellow low or very low skill late starters who transitioned from other sports and had the WBC actually ranked world class guys and former world champions with skills in their top 10 the gravy train would've been derailed much sooner than it was

 

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