I would ban all talk of TKO6 on this forum - period. And any other ridiculously one sided threads that is used primarily by someone (especially repeat offenders) to simply engage in a 'my fighter is better than yours' argument.
winning on cuts is irrelevant when everyone can see what the real result would have been from a mile away.
Meow, tell us a bit about yourself as a person. I'm picturing a 18-28 skinny fat guy who lives with his parents.
True and i was not knocking on that. Fact is that the last really good fighter he faced, beat him up.
The fight was rightly stopped but the result should have been a DQ, NC or TD, no way did Lewis fight a clean fight at any point during the six rounds. He always was a dirty fighter. Vit is the true warrior, still at the top after ten years of wee snidey tko6 bedsit bitches and their skinny arm, fat belly ***goty BS.
Agree, Vitali is almost the perfect fighter The only flaw and the only real enemy in Vitali's career has been his own body, which has betrayed him several times by getting injured at the worst possible moment, two of those times cost Vitali his only two ¨losses¨, which aren't real losses if you know your boxing an injured shoulder cost him the fight against Byrd a lucky cut aggravated by dirty tactics of his opponent cost him the fight against Lewis several injuries and consequential surgeries has cost him YEARS of inactivity in the ring, wasting years of his prime, and now it seems he'll retire again for the same reason, this time for good Vitali cant be bested by another man in the ring, and his only true fearful opponent, now and ever, has been Vitali's own deteriorating body In the end, only Vitali can beat Vitali This content is protected
He lost to a over the hill Lennox Lewis, imagine if Lennox was 30years old in that fight, Vitali would have taken a severe beating
Lewis was clearly gassed and going down. Please stop the "losing his eye" myth. It's extremely unlikely that would have ever occurred.
Prime for prime, the Wladimir of the past 7 years is better than any span Vitali has had in his career.