Wilder vs Usyk, 2017, who wins and how ?

All the guys in this video would beat wilder. I'd bet any amount of
money you want that AJ KO's Wilder in 6-7 rds and Usyk wins a
UD if they fought late this year after Wilder heals. Wilder looks good
because he fight inept skill-less twits. Special talents and pugilists
like Usyk are rare and heads and shoulders in ability and trade over
the very limited Wilder. He's athletic and can punch but that will only
take you so far in elite level boxing. Wilder would only have a punchers chance against the novice pro Usyk, and it's simply because
of the gulf in talent difference. By the way......GGG was 395-5 in the AMS, so don't know where you pulled that record from, son.

 

Usyk is extremely talented.

Wilder is taller and with longer reach.

Not sure how good Usyk's chin is but he does seem to have power.

Usyk is by far the better boxer, in my estimation. But would he get caught? Does he have enough experience yet? Is he big enough?

I don't know if these two will ever fight, but I'm definitely interested in watching Usyk's career progress.

 

Considering Wilder has already been stopped by someone much smaller than Usyk and with pillow gloves, Usyk by Ko

 

Are you 10 and started watching boxing 5 minutes ago?, GGG did not have 300 fights and he lost plenty

Here is his partial record which is 43-8

http://amateur-boxing.strefa.pl/Records/Golovkin_Gennadiy.html

Wilder started boxing at 19 years of age and would annihilate Usyk and GGG at the same time, imagine if he was brought up with the sport!!!!!

 

I like Usyk a lot, and I know that Wilder is still learning his trade compared to the more polished boxer in Usyk. But, I would expect to see Wilder take him out by landing bombs from the first minute.

 

Wilder by KO

 

Maybe I'm missing something but I don't see what you guys see in Usyk, sorry.

 

I never thought much of the guy, didn't even know him, and then I watched some promo thing about him that I think his management put together.

The guy isn't the typical "stiff Euro" who can't move. The guy can move, he can punch from a lot of angles and positions. He's fluid. He's a real athlete and his amateur pedigree shows he has real talent.

Is that enough for him to be a great pro or take on a heavyweight titlist? I don't know. We're just going to have to see how he develops as a pro.

But I like the guy. I like him a lot more than I have many of the guys coming out of Europe who fail on the big stage.

We'll see how his career works out.

 

:good He's one of those wait and see guys in my book.

 

I don't share you opinion. And I'm always serious when I'm not talking ****.

 

Usyk by knock-out. I can see Wilder holding his head back as he normally does and Usyk landing a left-right combo knocking him into the ropes. Wilder's knees will be trembling at this point and he'll try and get to his feet and fall down again in hilarious fashion.

If Artur can land on Wilder and hurt him a few times, actually outboxing him Usyk won't have any problems at all doing this till Wilder does leave himself wide open. Usyk is a hell of a lot more accurate and faster than Artur. Usyk has feints in his ****nal too, so he'll be making Wilder miss a lot and using his left-hook quite often in this fight.

 

Perhaps the question should be, how many, in the hw top ten, wouldn't beat Povetkin?