Wlad would get knocked out. By 2017 Wlad was a combination of both too old and too inactive. His experience would keep him competitive for some rounds just like he was against Joshua, but when Wlad runs out of gas Wilder would've knocked him out.
Wilder would've been knocked out. Joshua chin might not be as good - both are easily hurt - but his defensive fundamentals are much, much worse. Wlad lands a huge punch at one point, follows up and finishes Wilder off. Wilder could end it at any time, though.
Wlad kills him with left hook-right straight combination that he was so susceptible in his fights against Fury.
Wlad's reflexes really went in the Bryant Jennings fight. I remember watching it and expecting a quick ko by him, and was surprised that Jennings fought a competitive fight, plus he even held Jennings more than other opponents losing a point in the process. He really didn't look as dominant as he usually was, and I could tell that something just seemed off. I really wasn't surprised. when he lost to Fury in his next fight
I feel like both men could win. Wilder has youth on his side, and Wlad has experience. Either way, we're not hearing the final bell.
Chef, who was the Klitschko chef and who used to post here, made it clear that Wlad pounded Wilder in sparring. But he did give Deontay a birthday cake so there's that.
There is a reason why Wilder's handlers wouldn't let him fight the aging Wlad. They knew Wilder's extreme limitations its why his first four defenses of the WBC belt were such a joke.
