10 best heavyweights of the 2000s

1. Wlad
2. Lewis
3. Vitali
4. Byrd
5. Ruiz
6. Ibragimov
7. Chagaev
8. Valuev
9. Brewster
10. Rahman

 

Wlad
Lewis
Vitali
Byrd
Chagaev
Ruiz
Brewster
Ibragimov
Valuev
Rahman

 

Wladimir Beat 5 of them and probably the 11th till 15th. Vitali Beat
No One. Wlads resume looks better and better with time. He has a lot of quality wins, Schulz, mercer, mccline, botha, byrd, Peter, brock, Rahman, Thompson, chambers, Ibragimov, Chagaev, haye. Thats imo pretty impressive. Vitali resume is extremly thin

 

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It gets tough after those 3.

 

1) Lennox (even though i think he had 6 or 7 fights)
2) Fedor (best fighter on the planet until he lost his last 3 fights . . . many thought he was unbeatable)
3) SNV (Many feels he is the GOAT . . . but I think only since LL left the game
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5)
6) My Cousin Bob . . . best bar room brawler I have ever seen
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9) WK
10) VK

The question should be the: 10 least worse Heavyweights of 2000s. your question implies by using the word best that there is something good in the Heavyweight division over the past 10 years . . . which we all know, deep down inside, that this is clearly not the case.

 

yup

 

I could not agree with you more!

 

:happy:happy

 

HAHAHAAH the truth hurts eh? lol

 

Yeah, Wlad ranks quite a bit higher than his brother. Vitali´s comeback was very impressive though.

 

@ those who rank Lewis and Vitali nr. 1 and nr.2


who the **** did they beat to be ahead of Wlad?

Wlad is by far the best Hw of 2000's and there shouldn't be any debate about it, his resume clearly shits all over Lennox and big Vit

 

?:rofl

 

Truthfully, anyone below number 4 is pretty interchangeable with each other. I'm sure there are another 10 or so heavies that could be ranked somewhere between 5 and 30... and the difference between 5 and 30 is fairly small. It isn't the weakest heavyweight decade, in my opinion, but it is toward the bottom. As all my lists go, this is based on resume, not head to head. Resume is mostly objective, head to head subjective. Resume wins.

1.) Wlad
2.) Lewis
3.) Vitali
4.) Byrd
5.) Brewster
6.) Chagaev
7.) Toney
8.) Ruiz
9.) Povetkin
10.) Chambers
11.) Peter
12.) Rahman
13.) Valuev
14.) Maskaev
15.) Brock
16.) Ibragimov
17.) Liakhovich
18.) Tua
19.) Johnson
20.) Oquendo
21.) Sanders
22.) Holyfield
23.) Barrett
24.) McCline
25.) Golota

 

Wlad, Vitali, Lewis, Holyfield, Tyson and Holmes all fought in the 00s yet it's considered a weak era :huh:deal

I'll post my top 10 later on. I have Wlad, Vitali, Lewis and Byrd in the top 4 spots

 

1. Wladimir
2. Vitali
3. Lewis
4. Chris Byrd
5. Valuev
6. Brewster
7. Ruiz
8. Sanders
9. Sam Peter
10.Povetkin

other

Liakhovich
Holyfield
Ibragimov
Haye
Tua
Roy Jones
Toney
Rahman
Chagaev
Chambers
Thompson
Maskaev