Fury vs. Wilder IV?? What about History?

[Slugfester]

There are about 3 or 4 fights at heavyweight I want to see. The rest can jump off a bridge. My God, people are still touting Joyce around here. Hype has a powerful effect on them.

[markusmod]

There are about 3 or 4 fights at heavyweight I want to see. The rest can jump off a bridge. My God, people are still touting Joyce around here. Hype has a powerful effect on them.

I think Joyce, if his face holds up, is still pretty dangerous

[Willow The Wisp]

Lots in the pot boiling at heavyweight.
Wilder vs Joshua is a nice fight!

Both of them need this fight for their individual legacies. I think that we are in a moment of four Hall of Fame level heavyweights campaigning at or near their own prime.
This fight is for alot, historically.

The beauty of the fight game is its cultural presence, and how meticulously it's long history has been chronicled.
It is what goes in those books that is at stake. Eatin' the developments up on this. Good times.

[Willow The Wisp]

I wonder how many of the fighters below will get a chance against Fury, Wilder, Usyk and Joshua before the era those 4 represent is over?

World Champion -
Tyson Fury, England
1. Deontay Wilder, United States
2. Oleksandr Usyk, Ukraine
3. Zhilei Zhang, China
4. Anthony Joshua, England
5. Andy Ruiz Jr, United States
6. Joe Joyce, England
7. Luis Ortiz, Cuba
8. Daniel Dubois, England
9. Filip Hrgovic, Croatia
10.Dillian Whyte, England
11.Derrick Chisora, England
12.Martin Bakole, Congo
13.Arslanbek Makhmudov, Russia
14.Frank Sanchez, Cuba
15.Joseph Parker, New Zealand
16.Carlos Takam, Cameroon
16. Michael Hunter, United States (tie)
17.Kubrat Pulev, Bulgaria
18.Otto Wallin, Sweden
19.Robert Helenius, Norway
20.Murat Gassiev, Armenia
21.Zhan Kossobutskiy, Kazakhstan
22.Agit Kabayel, Turkey
23.Simon Kean, Quebec
24.Efe Ajagba, Nigeria
25.Tony Yoka, France
26.Charles Martin, United States
27.Jared Anderson, United States
28.Adam Kowanacki, Poland
29.Fabio Wardly, England
30.Jermaine Franklin, United States
31.Raphael Akpejiori, Nigeria
32.Lenier Pero, Cuba
33.Evgeny Romanov, Russia
34.Stephen Shaw, United States
35.Demsey McKean, Australia
36.Bakhodir Jalolov, Uzbekistan
37.Ivan Dychko, Kazakhstan
38.Alexis Barrriere, Quebec
39.Jarrell Miller, United States
40.Chris Arreola, United States
41.Ali Erin Denirezen, Turkey
42.Lucas Browne, Australia
43.Hughie Fury, England
44.Trevor Bryan, United States
45.Lukasz Rozanski, Poland
46.Kevin Lerena, South Africa
47.Arslan Yallyev, Russia
48.Mike Balogun, United States
49.Justis Huni, Australia
50.Jose Larduet, Cuba

[QueensburyRules]

Lots in the pot boiling at heavyweight.
Wilder vs Joshua is a nice fight!

Both of them need this fight for their individual legacies. I think that we are in a moment of four Hall of Fame level heavyweights campaigning at or near their own prime.
This fight is for alot, historically.

The beauty of the fight game is its cultural presence, and how meticulously it's long history has been chronicled.
It is what goes in those books that is at stake. Eatin' the developments up on this. Good times.

- - AJ already sent Deyonce and Blubber packing with nary a punch needed.

Nobody cares about delusional Flubber and Deyonce anymore save fan boys.

[Willow The Wisp]

- - AJ already sent Deyonce and Blubber packing with nary a punch needed.

Nobody cares about delusional Flubber and Deyonce anymore save fan boys.

Well, the race is still underway for decade dominance, as boxing history carries on; but Fury's got to lose a couple in order for the rest of the best to ever catch him.
Versus today's top 50:
Fury. 6-0-1
Wilder. 4-2-1
Usyk. 4-0-0
Joshua. 7-3-0

The Saudis sure care.

[QueensburyRules]

Well, the race is still underway for decade dominance, as boxing history carries on; but Fury's got to lose a couple in order for the rest of the best to ever catch him.
Versus today's top 50:
Fury. 6-0-1
Wilder. 4-2-1
Usyk. 4-0-0
Joshua. 7-3-0

The Saudis sure care.

- - Saudis already stiffed by Blubber when he turned down 150mil purse 50/50 split with AJ to fight Deyonce for peanuts.

Why you make Blubber look so bad?

[Willow The Wisp]

- - Saudis already stiffed by Blubber when he turned down 150mil purse 50/50 split with AJ to fight Deyonce for peanuts.

Why you make Blubber look so bad?

Anthony Joshua is reported to currently have a net worth of 120 million British pounds, which is just under 150 m USD. Tyson Fury is actually worth a little more at 150 miliion USD, and Wilder is worth 45 mil. All wealthy people. Nothing to go on about there. What matters historically is that some time in the next 24 Months, these fights must be made so that this moment of tremendous heavyweight talent isn't wasted:

1. Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk
2. Deontay Wilder vs. Anthony Joshua
3. Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua
4. Tyson Fury vs. Zhilei Zhang
5. Deontay Wilder vs. Jared Anderson

Incidently:
Anderson has a very tough assignment this summer against Kossobutskiy in the fight to determine whether or not the big push behind him actually holds water. If he passes the test, and wins a couple of fights vs. Top 20 types; a passing of the torch for next US standard bearer will be earned.

[max baer]

I wonder how many of the fighters below will get a chance against Fury, Wilder, Usyk and Joshua before the era those 4 represent is over?

World Champion -
Tyson Fury, England
1. Deontay Wilder, United States
2. Oleksandr Usyk, Ukraine
3. Zhilei Zhang, China
4. Anthony Joshua, England
5. Andy Ruiz Jr, United States
6. Joe Joyce, England
7. Luis Ortiz, Cuba
8. Daniel Dubois, England
9. Filip Hrgovic, Croatia
10.Dillian Whyte, England
11.Derrick Chisora, England
12.Martin Bakole, Congo
13.Arslanbek Makhmudov, Russia
14.Frank Sanchez, Cuba
15.Joseph Parker, New Zealand
16.Carlos Takam, Cameroon
16. Michael Hunter, United States (tie)
17.Kubrat Pulev, Bulgaria
18.Otto Wallin, Sweden
19.Robert Helenius, Norway
20.Murat Gassiev, Armenia
21.Zhan Kossobutskiy, Kazakhstan
22.Agit Kabayel, Turkey
23.Simon Kean, Quebec
24.Efe Ajagba, Nigeria
25.Tony Yoka, France
26.Charles Martin, United States
27.Jared Anderson, United States
28.Adam Kowanacki, Poland
29.Fabio Wardly, England
30.Jermaine Franklin, United States
31.Raphael Akpejiori, Nigeria
32.Lenier Pero, Cuba
33.Evgeny Romanov, Russia
34.Stephen Shaw, United States
35.Demsey McKean, Australia
36.Bakhodir Jalolov, Uzbekistan
37.Ivan Dychko, Kazakhstan
38.Alexis Barrriere, Quebec
39.Jarrell Miller, United States
40.Chris Arreola, United States
41.Ali Erin Denirezen, Turkey
42.Lucas Browne, Australia
43.Hughie Fury, England
44.Trevor Bryan, United States
45.Lukasz Rozanski, Poland
46.Kevin Lerena, South Africa
47.Arslan Yallyev, Russia
48.Mike Balogun, United States
49.Justis Huni, Australia
50.Jose Larduet, Cuba

do you reckon moses itauma has a chance anytime soon willow? i came across him by accident and he is so young and talented according to some fans.

[JAB5239]

do you reckon moses itauma has a chance anytime soon willow? i came across him by accident and he is so young and talented according to some fans.

They are bringing him along super slow. No way he breaks Tysons record, he just won't be ready and doesn't look nearly as polished as Mike in my opinion. Lotta room to grow though. Hopefully he will fulfill his potential and win the world title one day. Even if it takes him 4 or 5 more he'll be plenty young. Who was the last heavyweight champion under 25?