I watched the Klitschko documentary a couple of weeks back and I was pleasantly suprized at thier back story and struggle into boxing. Both Vitali and Wladmir have learnt it the hard way and over time have become the dominant force in HW boxing. This may be because real competition has died out. We cannot manufacture a Ali, a Frazier or a Tyson who could take these guys on and most likely beat them. I really liked alot of portions in the documentary; - thier journey to the Olympics - when Wlad had to step in and replace Vitali - coming to America and the bit on Coca cola - Thier very first trainer explaining that Vitali equated to stone and Wladmir to clay. - How they dealt with early losses/knockdowns - Thier appreciation and love for Max Schmeling - Breakup btw the brothers and fighting thier own battles in the ring rather than avenging each other's losses. - The fact that they will never fight each other cos a mother's heart is priceless. - The commentary by Larry, Chris, Emmanuel and K2 Promotions. - Brotherly love they share. People can gif as many knockdown's as they want and say Quitali and that Wlad is all glass. That's all in the past. Someone's past never defines what thier future will be like. Above all they are really humble and down 2 earth guys. Really intelligent. Respect the sport and legends like Ali etc. Good on them. They have K2 promotions and sell out arena's and stadium as opposed to the MGM etc. This content is protected
Kevin Johnson will school both if he is healthy. He fought Vitali hurt anyway. I think Seth Mitchell will have a big 2013 but Kev Johnson is extremely talented. Tyson Fury.G$ora,Arreola etc will give the Klits good fights.
Kingpin is a freaking nobody. I'd love to see Wlad against Arreola, Povetkin. Next maybe Dimitrenko/Helenius/Huck. Maybe Mitchell in late 2013/early 2014.