Wladimir Klitschko vs Tyson Fury All time

from a Khan fan
give over

 

It is always the "worst era ever"

 

Funny then how Wlad also "couldn't pull the trigger" against Haye. Where was this mythical Wlad who was gung ho about pulling the trigger against strong opposition? The one who got destroyed by Puritty and Brewster after gassing out?

Objective facts about Klitschko-Fury

The judges gave Fury (the B-side, in Germany) 8 or 9 of the 12 rounds

Wlad wasn’t given a single round unanimously to Fury’s four (5, 6, 10, 11)

On a round by round basis, a majority or unanimity of the judges gave Fury 9 rounds to Wlad’s 3

Fury was the only fighter to be deducted a point for rabbit punching (which they both engaged in) despite Wlad blatantly headbutting Fury and turning his back multiple times to avoid being hit

Wlad was limited to an all-time record of fewest landed punches for a champion in a 12 round championship fight (52 of 231, 34 of which were jabs, to Fury’s 86 of 371, 48 of which were power punches) according to Compubox, with Fury outlanding Wlad in 11 of 12 rounds

Reviewers on Eyeonthering gave Fury 10 of the 12 rounds, 8 unanimously or near-unanimously

 

You couldn't see Fury beating Christian Hammer or practically ANYONE. It's no surprise that you don't see Fury beating a guy that he beat easily in the guy's backyard.

 

Chisora: 1 world title fight, 0 wins against world champions

Whyte: 1 world title fight, 2 wins against world champions (Browne, Parker)

Cunningham: 9 world title fights, 5 wins against world champions (G. Jones, K. Davis, Wlodarczyk away, Huck away, Braithwaite)

Wilder: 13 world title fights, 3 wins against world champions (Liakhovich, Stiverne x2)

 

the amount of incorrect **** in here just wow... beating a former champion is not beating a world champion big difference.
Wilder has one win against a champion Stivern and even then Stivern was gifted a vacant title and never won one in the ring one of the worse champions in boxing history.

Whyte 0 wins, Cunningham 0 at heavy, Wilder 1 paper champ at heavy.

you take away his win against a 39 year old Wlad which even then he ducked the rematch. and Can crusher wilder Fury has a paper thin resume consisting of 1 great but past time heavy in Wlad and an unproven bum crusher who could not box in Wilder. that's it.

 

Thus why he went to incredible lengths to duck the rematch.

 

"beating a former champion is not beating a world champion big difference."

I didn't say reigning world champion, dickhead.

Tyson: best win Tucker? KO'd by a fringe contender, Holyfield x2

Vitali: best win Chisora? Stopped by Byrd on injury and Lewis on cuts

Wlad: best win Haye? KO'd by a journeyman, two fringe contenders, schooled by Fury, KO'd by Joshua

Holmes: best win Norton SD? Lost to a LHW x2

Lewis: best win Vitali cut? KO'd by two fringe contenders

etc.

 

You don't get credit for beating soft cherry picked, very, very poor opposition.

Take quality of opponent's in context. Wilder "title defences" (if you can call them that, I mean it's comically bad) are against such very poor opposition that even Chisora would of easily beaten them all e.g Spzilka and Scott.

 

Chisora beat a shot Szpilka but Danny Williams beat a shot Tyson, context matters.

Scott had no heart but still gave Chisora a highly competitive fight over 6 rounds, many if not most had Scott ahead.

Chisora referred to Ortiz as a "nightmare" and a "southpaw Mike Tyson". Clearly he had no confidence there.

Stiverne's dominant wins over Arreola would be 2 of Chisora's top 3. He would have outboxed and KO'd Chisora as he did tough pressure fighter Arreola.

Chisora would have had a tough fight with Duhaupas and ground out a decision. But even then, Duhaupas did what Chisora and Whyte couldn't do and blasted out Helenius in Finland.

On paper Chisora just beat Pulev, dropped SD's against Whyte and Parker (I thought he beat Parker) and KO'd Takam. He even gave Usyk a better fight than AJ the first time round in the opinion of many and gave Vitali his toughest fight post-Lewis. So it's not embarrassing that he'd beat most of Wilder's opponents, it's the same for AJ.

 

Better resume and champion - Wladmir

But prime Fury probably wins against him most of the time...

 

whats klit best win ?

 

Byrd, Prime Povetkin, Chagaev, Haye. - All would probably beat Wilder.

Regardless of the controversy regarding the Povetkin win, the illegal knockdowns removed would still result in a victory for Wlad.

 

Fury won his belts in 2015

And only defended TWICE

One of those opponents was someone he had already beaten

There's no comparison

 

lol