Fury fought an older Wladimir, and if he had fought him during Wladimir's prime, I believe Fury wouldn't stand a chance. Wilder was probably so hyped during the time he faced Fury due to his record, boasting a 100% KO rate. Even now, if we deduct the outcomes against Fury, he still looks like a very dangerous fighter. But Wilder fell into the hands of Fury...First, a split draw, second, TKO, and then lastly, KO.
Honestly, if Wilder and Joshua were to face each other, I find it a very interesting fight to watch because both fighters are slowly coming back to being champions. But if I had to choose, I'd put my bet on Wilder as he was only beaten by one fighter, which is Fury, while Joshua has losses to two different boxers already, two from Usyk and one from Andy Ruiz.
I keep saying it till this present day, Anthony Joshua remain my favorite fighter because of his tactis. Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou happens to be one of the best fights in October with thr vast majority watching live and some streaming it live. Tyson Fury still remain the Champs after he was knocked down by Francis Ngannou. Watched the game, the expected results was expected due to decision made by the judges, one can't expect them to blow against Tyson Fury, many called it robbing but it was definitely the ultimate objective for the panel to give.
Judges are present to score the fight, and their decision is final. Even if some argue that Ngannou was robbed, the outcome cannot be changed; Fury won the fight, and that stands. If Ngannou's camp wishes to pursue a rematch, they can request it, but securing one won't be easy, especially since Fury has a scheduled fight ahead—likely the most significant one of his career.
Right, the judges decision is final, the only way that they can overturn a boxing result is that if the winner was caught using performance enhancing drugs and so the result could be turn in a NC, no contest. But I doubt that we can fight traces of drugs on Fury's system, heck we don't know if they have drug testing before the fight.
Ngannou may consider challenging other heavyweights to gain more experience in boxing and secure wins. This could help him become more comfortable in the ring and better prepared for a potential rematch with Fury, who is expected to train rigorously given their previous encounter.
I think that's what they are looking at, to have a rematch with Fury. But since there is no rematch clause in this fight because they think that Fury will win anyone, and an easy fight and no controversy, they didn't look at it. So for Francis to have that rematch fight, he needs to demand it to Fury and his camp. But they are busy because they will have a fight against Usyk for all the belts in the Heavyweight division. Francis could fight lesser opponents, maybe Zhang might be a good choice for him before going against the like of Fury or AJ or Wilder.