Who has the brightest future out of the current Heavyweight Champions?

[JD]

He was crude, but athletic and actually had a decent jab and footwork when he wanted to.

He was just best when he went with the Six Heads approach.

[blackbelt2003]

I watched the first Forrest fight a few weeks back and remember being surprised by how hard Forrest found it to land on him. He had good reflexes and positioning.



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[ViperSniper]

(04-15-2016 10:37 PM)ViperSniper Wrote:  Who has the brightest, most promising career ahead of them out of the linear Heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, WBC champion Wilder or IBF champion Joshua?
Who progresses between the 3?

So then there was 2!!..








Turns out Anthony Joshua was the 1st of the big 3 to fail which also means over 65% of you's here were dead wrong about AJ!

So depending on how you scored Wilder-Fury (or if we do get a rematch), I guess the best HW comes down to these two!..

Despite scoring the Draw to Fury..(Wilder STILL KO'd Fury lol) I'm still picking Wilder (again) in a rematch.


I've always said it! Wilder will be the best Heavyweight out of the 3!

Most were saying AJ due to him being the more polished and technically sound or people saying Fury due to his size and movement.

Many were saying Wilder would get exposed cause of his raw, awkward style.

But based on his athleticism, awkward style, his surrounding opponents & his monster power, always felt his STYLE will prevail from the rest! Wilder is a bad matchup for ANYONE. He has a ton of confidence & power which has taken him this far!

[lloyd mayflower]

Pretty unfair to write Andy Ruiz out of the situation....

[ViperSniper]

(06-02-2019 12:50 AM)lloyd mayflower Wrote:  Pretty unfair to write Andy Ruiz out of the situation....

Says the guy who picked AJ here


No that's fair..it's just more Ruiz was never apart of the original discussion but has definitely made a claim to be considered the current "man" of the Heavyweight division.

[JONdaCON]

Wilder just might hit 50-0 as unified Champion.. omg. Lol

[ViperSniper]

Wilder has already stated his goal his to surpass Rocky Marciano's record, while still being Heavyweight Champion of the world! Based on how things are unfolding, The Bronze Bomber may just do it!

[ViperSniper]

BBBBBBOOOOOOOMMMMMMMBBBBBBBB SSSSSQQQUUUAAAADDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!

[blackbelt2003]

He can never beat Marciano's record now he has a D on his resume. It's not a perfect record, any more.


He could conceivably beat Ruiz to become undisputed champion and I hope that fight is made...although it looks as if Ruiz will fight Joshua again and be stripped of the IBF title, making the picture even murkier.


Wilder needs to clear Fury out of the way (and that is a real 50/50 fight) first. There are no givens in heavyweight boxing, so don't start congratulating yourselves, yet. Wilder is also an upset KO waiting to happen.....




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[JONdaCON]

I'd imagine the IBF enforces a mando.. Ruiz would have to unify to skip it.. idk if he can tho. There HAD to be a rematch clause.. I'll wonder if they'll do similar to Fury or Floyd.. when essentially they were stripped of titles before even having an opportunity to figure out their next move.