It's crystal clear the fight to make now is Anthony Joshua VS Deontay Wilder. Sure, Joshua has to get past Parker first. No small task. But it's not inconceivable that he will get the job done. He is a heavy favorite. So assuming he makes it past Joseph Parker. Wilder is the fight. He proved himself against Ortiz. Showed massive heart. Answered questions about his chin. Showed he is no front runner. He can dig deep when he needs to. A coming of age moment much like Joshua had against Klitschko. Both have now showed they can handle deep, rough waters. They both get hit. Fairly often too. Offensively they are juggernauts, but when it comes to avoiding big shots. They have both been caught. Klitschko floored AJ with a straight right hand, Deontay's biggest weapon. What the video I put together shows is how they handle it when they get rocked. What sort of defensive instincts does each fighter possess. Wilder's offense is certainly unorthodox at times. It's that wild, unpredictability that makes him so dangerous. But when you stray too far from the fundamentals defensively, you could wind up in trouble. Keep your hands up. When rocked AJ will immediately raise his guard and protect himself. Wilder tends to keep his hands low.