On the African meadows, it's true that hyenas are known, because they do have a famous name and are named "second brother of Africa," and the hyenas are fierce, and they do not fear any natural enemy, even the top predators like lions, but what is the outcome for wild dogs that go to their distant relatives?
It is well known that wild dogs in the African grasslands are out of reach, and even if they are mentioned, they will not be too much of an eye, and the major wild dogs are usually too much of a target for other large animals. But don't look at wild dogs like that. When they're in groups and they're fighting alone, it's a great fight.
As for whether a wild dog can win a hyena, first of all, we'll have to do a body analysis of a wild dog, which is a little smaller than an hyena, not to mention, both. But wild dogs are mostly more united than hyenas, and have a spirit of “smuggling the teacher to death” against hyenas, with a slight chance of winning. But it's different to look at the dog. What do you think about hyenas, even a single dog, being so fierce that they can't get away with hitting them?