Hasim Rahman's resume vs Wladimir Klitschko's

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  1. Zombieguy

    Zombieguy Boxing Addict Full Member

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    That shows you just how bad the Klitbots are because he is still greater than both of them.
     
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  2. Vince Voltage

    Vince Voltage Boxing Addict Full Member

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    One of the more preposterous threads I've read. There is no comparison. Vlad and Vitali are ATG heavyweights, and Rahman is a footnote.
     
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  3. xRedx

    xRedx Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Vitali is not even in the question. Hasim Rahman is much better than Vitali in terms of legacy. Rahman beat the man who defines Vitali's whole career, namely T.K.O in 6. The only competition Rahman has is against Wladimir.
     
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  4. Abdullah

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    Wladimir Klitschko! He is light years ahead of Hasim in every way. Rahman is a C level heavyweight. On his best day, he rose to level B and knocked Lewis out. The real Lewis showed up in the rematch and embarrassed Rahman. Another stupid ass thread by the dumbest mother****er in E.S.B. history!

    Wladimir Klitschko: Real World Champion for over 7 years. 14 defenses of his title.

    Hasim Rahman: Real World Champion for 7 months. 0 successful defenses.

    Ok. Corrie Sanders is your only dog in this fight. Rahman beat him and he wiped the floor with Wladimir. This is boxing and Sanders hit like a mack truck. Wladimir was not yet at his best at the time. Steward added a lot to his game defensively.

    Wladimir Klitschko has beaten the likes of prime Chris Byrd twice, prime Monte Barrett, Ray Mercer who had never been stopped and was on a nice win streak, prime Jameel McCline, prime undefeated Sam Peter and beat him again when he was on a win streak, undefeated top ten heavyweight Calvin Brock, avenged his loss to Lamon Brewster, prime undefeated Sultan Ibragimov, top ten heavyweight Tony Thompson who was on a long win streak and then Wladimir beat him again, undefeated #3 heavyweight Ruslan Chagaev, Eddie Chambers, #2 heavyweight David Haye and Mariusz Wach who is a **** heavyweight, but his chin and stamina would be a test for anyone.

    Rahman on the other hand was knocked out twice by Oleg Maskaev, outboxed by John Ruiz (hahahaha), beaten by an ancient Evander Holyfield :patsch, and has one great win over Lewis, which was avenged immediately by devastating knockout. His one win over Lewis was better than any single victory in Wladimir's career, but overall, Wladimir definitely has the better resume. Head-to-head? Wladimir knocks his ass out within 8 rounds.
     
    Abdullah, May 27, 2013
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  5. Abdullah

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    Have you noticed, xRedx, that your opinions are always in the minority? Your women vs. man opinion was as unpopular as George W. Bush and this one isn't doing much better. You poor *******, you just can't win.
     
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  6. Abdullah

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    :deal Prime Sam Peter would have knocked his ass out too.
     
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  7. xRedx

    xRedx Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Don't give excuses for why Lennox Lost. He lost and it was a great victory for Rahman. I know for a fact that Rahman underestimated Lennox and didn't train for Lennox properly in the rematch. However, I'm not discrediting Lennox's victory in the rematch by making excuses for Rahman neither should you make excuses for Lennox when he lost the first time.

    Title defenses don't mean anything, it is about who you beat and how good they were. Defending alphabet titles doesn't increase one's legacy. However, you are correct Klitschko has had more longevity.

    Again, it's about who you beat title defenses don't mean anything.

    No it isn't, have you forgotten about Ross Purrity? Klitschko went life and death with Purrity and lost yet Rahman outboxed with complete ease and got a wide decision. Rahman was world's apart from Klitschko even when he was green!

    Ok, this is who we got from Klitschko from you:

    Byrd (X2)
    Barret
    Mercer
    McCline
    Peter (X2)
    Brock
    Brewster
    Thompson (X2)
    Chageav
    Haye
    Wach

    Klitschko called out Brewster after Brewster became blind in his eye. Fact.

    Look who Rahman has beat:

    Lennox Lewis
    Ross Purrity
    Trevor Berbick
    Obed Sullivan (prime) only one loss
    outboxed David Tua
    Corrie Sanders
    outboxed Holyfield until headbutt hindered performance
    Monte Barrett


    The combination of Lennox Lewis, Ross Purrity coming off a great win streak, a fully prime Obed Sullivan and Corrie Sanders beats Klitschko's resume. Period.

    Rahman said he didn't train hard in the Maskaev fight. No excuses though. He was beginning to be out of prime after the Holyfield headbutt caused alot of head damage to Rahman so the Ruiz fight is lost for that reason.

    Funny how you talk about Ruiz, when Klitschko ducked him!

    H2H, Rahman embarrasses Klitschko and makes him quit on his stool.
     
    xRedx, May 27, 2013
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  8. josip

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    this:deal
     
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  9. josip

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    most important is what you will be remembered for.obviously rah man will be remembered for the KO of lewis and wlad will be remembered as the most boring fighter in heavyweight history. nobody wants to watch him fight:tired
     
    josip, May 27, 2013
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  10. Barry Smith

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    Rahman beat Ross Puritty, something Wlad was good enough to do.

    Rahman beat Corrie Sanders, something Wlad was good enough to do.

    Rahman beat an out of shape, fat, unmotivated Lennox Lewis, something Vitali was good enough to do.

    Rahman pisses all over the both Klitschkos
     
    Barry Smith, May 27, 2013
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  11. Rudolph

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    Delete
     
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  12. Rudolph

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    Since no one can be THIS dumb, I assume you are trolling
     
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  13. Manning

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    Tko7
     
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  14. LikeFatherNSon

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    Wouldn't rank Rahman over Wladimir but he's got a strong case against Vitali. It's amazing how much better his quality of wins were but his losses hurt his standing.
     
    LikeFatherNSon, May 28, 2013
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  15. josip

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    rahman s problem was discipline.if he stayed focused and in shape all the time,he could have achieved so much more...
     
    josip, May 28, 2013
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