Joshua vs Fury vs Wilder: Comparing last 10 opponents shows clear winner

There’s no denying that Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder have been at the forefront of the heavyweight boxing division for the last several years.

The trio have all been title holders at some point, yet Fury and Wilder are the only two that have squared off against one another, with the Gypsy King taking down the Bronze Bomber on two separate occasions after an initial draw.

With Fury the only one of the three to go unbeaten over their last 10 fights (well, Fury has never lost, period), many boxing fans have started to wonder which of the three have faced stronger opponents during their last 10 bouts.

Both AJ and Wilder have two losses in there, and while both Wilder’s defeats were to Fury, AJ has faced some notable names without having fought Wilder or Fury yet in his career.

So, let’s take a look at AJ, Fury and Wilder’s most recent opponents and see who has the stronger resume.

Anthony Joshua: Oleksandr Usyk, Kubrat Pulev, Andy Ruiz Jr, Andy Ruiz Jr, Alexander Povetkin, Joseph Parker, Carlos Takam, Wladimir Klitschko, Eric Molina, Dominic Breazeale

Out of these 10 fights, AJ won eight and lost two, with Usyk and Ruiz Jr the only two to have handed the British boxing legend a defeat. 

Usyk is currently the unified WBA (Super), IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight champion, titles which he claimed all for himself after beating AJ, while Ruiz Jr also took those titles off AJ after their first fight, before losing them a few months later during their rematch.

There are so many noteworthy names on AJ’s resume, specifically the likes of Usyk and Wladimir Klitschko. Before losing to Ruiz Jr, AJ was undefeated during his professional career, and given some of the names he came up against, the Watford-born fighter truly