Styles definitely do make fights, on paper Wilder has the edge due too being more consistent never actually leaving the game, everyone is saying as soon as Wilder lands the right...it’s goodnight fury, I wouldn’t be so sure he’s not punching down on a stationary target like the others he fought, (Ortiz the exception) he is a good fighter however let’s not forget he was 38-39 Years Old not exactly a fighter in his prime.
The likely outcome imo is fury will frustrate the hell out of Wilder for @ least half the fight, then that inactivity for fury will more than likely catch up with him, I don’t see Wilder just “blowing” fury away with 1 punch...he will have too hit him consecutively round after round until fury’s legs and lack of fight conditioning betray him in the later rounds.
I actually think Wilder...Joshua...and Fury are overrated the thing they all have going for them is “size” I doubt seriously all 3 of that lot would trouble the Prime 1980s-1990s Lennox-Bowe-Holyfield-Tyson, Bowe in his prime was arguably the best infighter for a big man as was Lewis from long range Holyfield was a freak and near complete all round fighter and a prime Tyson was a viscous ruthless machine
Joshua imo is just a modern version of frank Bruno with a slightly better skill set, Wilder has a great right hand and is somewhat unorthodox and fury while he can actually box...is about as exciting as watching wet paint dry...and that’s about it for that lot.
