Why the Klitschko's are unappreciated?

Biggs, Radamacher...Oh yes such great pro's. The days of Americas dominance over Heavyweight boxing is over forever. Teo Stevenson, Vysotsky, Savon would have dominated Heavyweight action in the 70's-80's. Keep your paper champions.

 

I am pretty sure we would still have some American Champions, but they wouldn't be so dominant back in the day had the rest of the world been participating in boxing for as long as America. Today we have Africans, Asians, Western Europeans etc who are doing well in boxing. atriot

 

:rofl:rofl

 

Go paint a picture in the park. little gender bending Czech ******.

 

Thats not very nice, especially considering everything he said was spot on!

 

Hey Crabs: Why did you call Kovalev wayciss a couple pages back? Yet you claimed to like him despite that?

Wait till' the other anti-fa trash find out...

 

Very easy questions to answer. 1, because of what he said. 2, because I enjoy watching him fight. You see grown ups can separate things like this and bot take it to offensively or personally. It was the same thing when Hopkins made comments before the Cazaghe fight. It doesn't directly effect me so I really don't give a ****.

 

What did Kovalev say that made you think he was wayciss?

 

You're a big boy, look it up.

 

I think everyone knows why the Klitschkos have been unappreciated all these years and have been lied about by the US boxing media since their inception.

 

There's no lying, they're just flat out boring. Everyone but Klitards seems to understand this.

 

Wladimir wasn't always boring. Check out his fights vs Monte Barrett, Chris Byrd, Derrick Jefferson and Corrie Sanders. The one thing that is beyond dispute with Klitschko is that he has not yet needed a gift decision to win. His victories and defeats are obvious.

 

They routinely destroy US fighters in the ring. That does not sit well with american public on many levels.

 

It doesn't bother Americans as much as what nonAmericans think it does.

 

How would you know what sits well with the American public?