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Boxing promoters don't need their fighters to win 'Every single time they are matched to be successful. Conor Benn vs Chris Eubank Junior, was a major success for matchroom and Eddie Hearn. The most important factor for a promoter's success, is that they created big boxing events. And produce consistent...

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I don't think he has the talent of Mike Tyson, even from a skill for skill perspective 'People that understand boxing from a technical perspective can see that'.

If you have noticed with certain sports these days? They all over promote their prospects and stars, because it is all one big...

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Cheers man, thanks.

Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder as champions actually done more of the clearing out of the Heavyweight Division than Tyson Fury 'But Fury achieved the most impactful, and catalytic win in beating Wladimir Kiltschko. If Tyson Fury did not beat Wladimir Kiltschko, then...

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If Deontay Wilder did not just so happened to of ever held the WBC World Heavyweight title 'Then maybe you could rate fighters such as Dillian Whyte, Joseph Parker, Joe Joyce, Daniel Dubois and Andy Ruiz Junior over him. But the very fact that Deontay Wilder was the WBC World Heavyweight Champion, and...

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Quite simply because there is more to gain by beating Anthony Joshua 'Both in terms of prestige, and business opportunity. Deontay Wilder as an opponent does not have the level of prestige or create the business opportunities to the same level of Joshua'.

Although certain sections of the...

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Skill for skill, pound for pound Naoya Inoue is clearly the more destructive and affective offensive fighter 'Deontay Wilder as a Heavyweight fighter, hits with more force. But his actual offensive game is quite unsophisticated and limited. Past Heavyweight fighters such as Frank Bruno in my opinion,...