Joshua vs. Wilder and More Heavyweight Fights We Want to See 

A lot of people are forgetting that Wilder's KO ability came from the fact that his straights were fast and could snap. He has lost a lot of his speed in his recent fights. He doesn't have raw power like foreman had, where he could hurt you with a slow punch. Wilder needs that quick snap on his punches and we haven't seen that in years.

AJ should fight Tyson just to be a home fight smh.. AJ vs Wilder should have been happen. Wilder should retire

Wym big baby and dubious already got in the ring together or am I missing something

we just need Aj vs wilder and Aj vs fury for the sake of it just to see what happens and not have to have hypothetical arguments all day and to end the era off. belts or no belts cause everyone will buy and talk about the fights anyway. wembly stadum will be sold out for fury vs Aj.

Wilder is done. His power is gone. AJ would knock him out cold.

The narrative they Tyson has had such a great career when his best win is Wilder and Klitschko(Joshua also beat) and that’s it… Fury vs Johsua is still a good fight

Haven't they forgotten that Miller already lost to Dubois' in Saudi.

Ryan cheated and Haney flaws was exposed

I think we need AJ/Wilder just for closure.

Dubois already whooped big baby miller

Wilder vs Joshua is spoiled milk at this point. That fight is DEAD. It isn't 2018 anymore. Wilder and PBC ran from that fight. Just like Wilder ran from Klitschko all those years ago when he was with Golden Boy. Wilder admitted it on Twitter when he confessed that he took FAR less money to fight Tyson Fury (who was coming off the three year hiatus for popping hot, rehab for his drug addictions, and dealing with obesity) than he would've made going to the UK and fighting Joshua for the undisputed heavyweight title when him and Fury were arguing online years ago. It's over. Wilder is coming off back-to-back devastating losses, and AJ is coming off arguably the worst loss of his career. That fight doesn't have nearly the commercial value that it did, especially in America. I actually blame Wilder, his management and PBC for tanking casual American interest in boxing as a whole by preventing that fight from happening.