Will Parker do significantly better against Wilder than Szpilka, Washington and Molina?

Wilder will do to Parker what Joyce did to him but way faster and harder

 

It's possible, but both have question marks. Wilder has been inactive and has Parker really recovered from his KO loss to Joyce? Three wins over lower level opposition doesn't convince me when Wilder unloads a bomb.

 

Another showreel incoming for wilder here.

One thing I do like about wilder is his showreel ko's and this fight will be no exception!

 

"Yet his KO win over 22-0 Helenius is a better stoppage win than anything Parker has managed in his 36 fight career."

Parker's wins over Ruiz, Chisora 2, and Takam are objectively better wins than a victory over Helenius (who is very chinny). Duhuapas is incredibly limited and you cannot seriously be using him a means of propping up Wilder's paper thin resume.

"That sounds like about the same if not worse than Molina, Szpilka and Washington."

Wilder is also a much more experienced guy now and Parker has more miles on the clock. Wilder would clean all those guys out now, especially Molina who Wilder had a career-worst performance against.

"Stiverne was 36 and ranked 3rd by Ring, having just beat top 10 Arreola twice. The Arreola KO is also better than any Parker KO win. If Wilder wins it will be his 4th win against a top 6 opponent and his 7th fight against the top 7, 2 of which were against the No.1 ranked guy."

Stiverne, the guy who lost to Demetrice King and has done absolutely nothing asides from two wins against a limited Arreola. Parker has considerably better wins in his career and has shown much better longevity, staying in the Ring's top 10 for 397 weeks in a row. Parker would be Wilder's second biggest win after Ortiz 1.

"Heart medication can be used to mask PED use and Ortiz still had enough left in the tank to go 50-50 over 12 rounds with Joshua-conqueror Ruiz 4.5 years, 7 fights, 6 KD's and 2 KO defeats later."

The same Ruiz who was highly inactive, went life and death with Arreola, lost every round to AJ in the rematch, and hadn't looked anywhere near the guy who beat AJ in 2019? Ortiz also didn't go 50-50, he got dropped 3 times and lost the fight. Parker would have beaten him, as would most of the top guys. By the time he fought Wilder the second time his legs were shot and he was not a top 5 guy anymore. Take away his PEDs, Ortiz is not the absolute killer he was back in 2015.

 

Why are KO wins that important? Ross Puritty has a better stoppage win than Wilder, that doesn’t mean anything. Depth of a resume are much more important factors.

“political reasons” - what might these be? He beat Ruiz in a close fight and Chisora as well, they were not robberies simply highly competitive fights.

Fan scorecards - I’ve seen some rubbish scorecards on here including one suggesting Ruiz drew with AJ in their second fight. Ortiz clearly lost to Ruiz and got dropped 3 times, he’s chinny and well past it. The version of him from the second fight vs Ruiz and Parker are a toss up.

 

Is a 12 round schooling worse than a 8th round KO where the guy was losing every round? There’s context to this, Duhuapas beating Helenius by sixth round KO is his only solid win. Chisora had plenty of wins that were more impressive and against better guys. It’s what you do across your career that matters, hence why Purrity’s single KO win over Wlad does not make his resume better than Wilder’s.

 

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It's so painfully obvious I'm surprised he's still denying it.

 

He should theoretically, as he's a level or two above those guys. It's a really interesting fight, that could impact AJ and Fury's legacies. Parker is probably Wilder's strongest ever opponent bar Fury (case could be made it's Ortiz).

If he beats Wilder, then it'll undermine the Wilder myth in a big way, cementing the idea that Wilder's record is extremely padded. In turn, it'll lift AJ's unexciting but nonetheless comfortable win over him. Granted, both guys are shopworn at this point, but probably to similar degrees, so it's very intriguing.

Feels like Fury's legacy can really tilt one way or the other in the next few months depending on the Fury/Usyk and Wilder/Parker fights. It's interesting.

 

Parker's chin is starting to crack. He needs to back Wilder up the way Fury did and not let him get set for the big right hand.

 

Drummer Boy had Wilder doing a dance from a left hook

I don't think Parker will have a chance to hurt Wilder before he gets KOd