Has any elite fighter ever had poorer footwork than Vitali?

Is there are more biased Klit hater than you in this forum?

 

I noticed that he's always on his toes. That's very impressive for someone his weight, and a fundamental habit in stance and concerning footwork.

He lumbers, but he lumbers efficiently and effectively. Conventional technique can't completely apply to a fighter with the size and dimensions of someone like Vitali, but it gets the job done. While his guard and balance aren't perfect, they are certainly part of an elite skillset.

 

You should actually watch the fights before you comment. Then you'd not
make these idiotic posts.

 

You dont have a clue what you are posting.

 

1. If his movement was so terrible, why couldn't Adamek touch him? Answer: It's because his movement was extremely good. Vitali's style is not conventional, he does his own thing, but it's very effective.

2. He fell over because his ankle twisted, it was a one time thing, big deal. Vitali dominated the ENTIRE fight and you come along and mention a half second ankle twist. atsch :-(

 

Poor footwork?

Have you not realized he's in complete balance 99.99% of the time. I don't know about you, but whatever he does, it's obviously working for him.

 

Oh, I just realized.. you're just trolling.

Carry on.

 

His footwork is **** I agree. I was noticing that a lot even while doing mitts with his trainer. He makes it work though so I can't complain

 

I did lol at the fall yesterday after half a second of disbeleif that Adamek could have dropped him with a clash of heads.

He looks...how can I can I say...knock kneed, looks like his feet face outside too much or something

He's unconventional and looks frankly goofy at times, it's not to say he's poor though

Does seem to have trouble moving laterally however

 

Of course he has **** footwork, thats why nobody can hit him or avoid being hit by him. Makes total sense, thanks for clearing that up.

 

Just because it ain't pretty doesn't mean it's not working.

 

jack it doesnt matter mate.

hes 6 foot 7 and weighs in over 240 pounds for most of his fights. you know what that means.

he would beat every heavyweight in history. hes a top 3 atg and h2h number 1. hell if ali was fighting in this era he'd be the third best heavyweight since ali was only 6"3 and around 210 pounds

 

Something other than the "norm", or "conventional" does not = ****.
Like you said, Vitali makes it work.

Vitali was doing whatever he wanted, chasing Adamek around the ring at times, controlling it from the middle, moving Adamek to the corners, etc...