Thanks for your non biased, objective opinion on this fantasy scenario :good Nice pic of Lewis in your avatar :smoke How's the weather in Norfolk, England today? :hi:
OFFICIAL MEASUREMENTS FROM PIT TO FIST: WLAD: 26" HAYE: 27" Random Sports Article: [url]http://diehardsportsfans.com/david-haye-fights-klitschko-with-mouth-instead-of-fists[/url] Even though Haye had a slight reach advantage he was constantly lunging in when trying to land his right-handed ‘Hayemaker.’ He was much more effective when he elected to use his left jab, but it wasn’t often enough. His one shining moment came late in the fight when he nailed Klitschko with a right hand in the 12th round, forcing him to hold on, but he didn’t follow it up try posting a full picture next time as well This content is protected
You clearly don't understand Wlad's style. Wlad is a pressure fighter, but fights damn near perfect. Wlad's footwork is what you seem to be missing. Although, honestly most less knowledgable boxing fans seem to overlook footwork. Not saying you aren't a good fan or anything, just saying that you don't seem to read styles well. Wlad ALWAYS.... ALWAYS is at his best when fighters come at him aggressively. All of the pro's out there know this... it's why NONE of them are willing to fight him like that. Those that do, get knocked out early. Wlad's keeps his pressure on his opponents, but has an amazingly fast half step back when they attack to be out of their range, and be right back into his range. All of them try to beat Wlad the same way that he lost before he became the fighter he is today. Ross and Brewster were able to weather tremendous storms, and hope for exhaustion. Corrie Sanders backed away, with his back against the ropes he kept backing up baiting Wlad to come forward and hope that he made a mistake. Wlad fought Sanders in a very lazy, sloppy manner, and about the 3rd time that Sanders caught Wlad... he did so after Wlad got overextended throwing power punches that weren't set up... backed away lazy with his hands down... and Corrie leaped off the ropes and caught Wlad with a huge shot. Wlad was buzzed, and it wasn't until then that Sanders jumped on him like flies on ****. Sanders did not even try to fight aggressively until Wlad was hurt. It simply doesn't work. The thing is... now that Wlad learned his lessons from his defeats, he simply DOES NOT make those mistakes anymore. He doesn't throw meaningless punches.. he isn't lazy on defense... he prepares for every opponent no matter why they are or what risk they seem to present. Wlad doesn't give any room for that sort of error anymore. He is always in great shape, he doesn't overextend himself anymore.
the fact that vitali landed huge shots on lewis seems to be forgotten for some reason..people let there hate delude them so much its unreal..i mean to hear klit haters u would think lewis handed vitali a whoopin thats y his face was cut up..they cant understand the concept of being lucky in a fight..i mean how the **** can it not be called lucky he was being outboxed completly then won on a ****ing cut..to me thats lucky..tho im not going to say i didnt celebrate the win but i can understand he was lucky..
A) Wlad was willing to to tie his right hand behind his back, and took out Austin in the 2nd rnd dishing out only left hooks B) Wlad took out Brock and Chambers risking one massive shot. C) See Austin fight D) Wlad's pime is now and hasen't lost in 8 years E) Lewis never got off the floor in those defeats. Wlad got off the canvas 3 times and still whupped Peter in their first fight. I don't know who would win in this fantasy matchup. You take the luxury that your speculation is Gospell. Too bad we'll never know, unless Lewis would like to come out of retirement?
I am serious. Talk boxing. When i troll, I don't talk boxing. I'm not trolling now. Everyone has an opinion on boxing and boxers so get that into your head.
He only makes fool of himself when he talks about Klitchkos. Even Haye made him looks silly when he was waiting for the princess to come out. He is the best advisor of how to beat both Klichkos, so many fighters successfully implemented his strategies. Those advices would probably work the same if he fought Wlad or Vitaly again.atsch
Exactly. Lewis has consulted every Klitschko opponent since 2001. Hell, Sanders didn't even follow Lewis' advice.
:good. People forget that when mccall stopped Lewis, he still got up wobbly from a helacious counter right that he didn't see, got up and even complained about the stoppage. Lennox was out of shape against rahman when he was stopped, came back to stop Rahman. Lennox legitimately stopped a very good fighter in Vitali. Wlad isn't tough enough to beat a fighter like lennox.
In 15 years as a pro and almost 60 fights Wladimir has "Gassed" in one fight, was "Sick' for one fight, and lost to one fighter who just got lucky and hit the lottery. Nothing about Wladimir tells me Lewis would just walk through him easy.....