Which 5 fights do you want to see W. Klitschko make before retirement?

Solis was on his way to winning a unanimous decision over Vitali before his knee buckled under his fat body. :deal

 

Buddy, I think you are little bit butt hurt about Wlad for some reason. And your word can not be taken any more seriously than his hard core nut huggers.:nono


1.Pulev

Then Fury, Stiverne and Wilder.

 

1) Pulev

Nro. 1 challenger for the best in the division right now.

2) Fury

3) Wilder

Tall, rangy guy with lots of power. Sounds like a nightmare for Wlad.

4) Helenius

Tall guy with power. Also, he's a Finn.

5) Stiverne

 

1.Pulev
2.Stiverne
3.Arreola
4.Perez
5.Solis

 

Pulev
Arreola
Perez
Haye
Stiverne/Solis/Chisora

 

Interesting question, I'd have it like this:

Pulev - The obvious choice, he's the mandatory challenger and #2 fighter in the world.

Stiverne/Arreola - Whoever wins the WBC belt, it would make a big fight for the eventual unification.

Solis - If he gets back in a decent shape that would be an interesting fight to see.

Wilder - Assuming he'd still be undefeated. The fight would probably be hyped up and would be big at least on paper.

Tyson Fury - Same as Wilder. Not that I see those fights being very competitive, but it would be definitely interesting to see.

 

Chisora fury wilder stiverne pulev

 

As I mentioned he needs to get in shape. If you are a HW fighting 20 - 25 lb heavier than your normal fighting weight you will look bad even if you ar Ali fighting Kimbo. About his chin - no one is sure about that.

 

I'd like to see these contenders fight each other and actually earn a shot.

 

Like Arreola does.

atsch

 

Haye would be top of my list, but assuming he's now finished with the sport.

- Chisora
- Fury
- Solis
- Wilder

Now, say these 4 fights happen over a 2 and half year period... I remember seeing that the plan with Anthony Joshua was to see him come on leaps and bounds, be 24-0 & looking at a world title. There's your 5th fight right there, highly doubt it though.

 

really he should continue to aim for weak opponents in the way he has been doing before Povetkin, I don't want wlad getting hurt in his retirement years. The man has done the long haul now and should saunter towards retirement now, I think 5 opponents is asking too much.

But obviously if one was a prime champion you'd want to face the next five best challengers, so Pulev, Stiverne, perhaps Fury, and of course fatboy Arreloa probably deserves a shot. Wilder maybe if he fights the right opponents during the wait. But no K shouldn't face ALL of them if he values his career and health. I don't want to see him retiring with losses and physical damage/disease.

 

1. Pulev

2. Fury

3. Stiverne

4. Jennings

5. Wilder

 

I want him to put the gloves up and stop plaguing the sport with his embarrassing clinching.

 

I've got 4 fights that MUST happen, in no particular order... Pulev, Arreolla/Stiverne II winner, Fury, Wilder. After that, it gets a littly foggy. Perez? Solis? Jennings? It depends on who can put together a few quality wins, I suppose.