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He won the Chisora fight by a huge margin. He was the boss at 40 years old, an age by which Marciano had retired and gotten fat for almost a decade. Using the Chisora performance as any basis for your argument is desperate both because of the wild distortions required to make a guy who won 9 rounds look poor and that it dissects a 40 year old fighter as though he were prime. A Six foot Seven guy who debuted at 235 is not a natural super heavyweight? I will need a while to digest that one. Vitali would simply wear down the stocky, short-limbed Marciano with jabs and rights long before Marciano could accumulate damage to do anything Vit. And the elder Klit would probably break Marciano's notoriously weak back with his strength and weight. I would bet the mortgage on it. |
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Yeah i can accept you saying he won against Byrd and he won against Chisora etc etc but he didnt win outright did he? It wasn't like he put on a world class performance Chisora was actually pretty competitive with him - that to me puts serious question marks against Vitali Chisora isn't even a blip on ATG-ness! Couple that with the mullering Lennox put on him - I know Vit is getting on now but still he is in magnificent shape still and he doesn't fight any differently to anytime in the past - I just don't think he's that amazing - without the size he'd be nothing - can you imagine what Lennox Lewis would've done to Chisora?? That's the difference between greatness and just being a good giant heavyweight - real greatness to me would overcome Vitali for me
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And how many times do I have to repeat, Vitali was FORTY YEARS OLD when he dominated Chisora. F O R T Y! Are we comparing prime to prime or prime to geriatric? And while we are supposedly picking poor performances, what would Vitali have done to butterball Don ****ell? |
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b) Vitali has only lost a handful of round in his entire career so I don't know how more dominant he could be. |
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If your opinion on this has miraculously changed, how does your heavyweight list look these days? |
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[url]********news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/02/0214_030214_genghis.html[/url] Or as Pinker's Better Angels of Our Nature contends that Khan led the bloodiest period of human existence? No, KHAN KO EVERYONE. |
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