Who will be the next man to defeat Wladimir Klitschko?

you screamed about wlad ducking haye, povetkin,pulev , now Fury . I think Fury will end up like Pulev . You keep saying that Fury is much better than wilder , but I'm almost sure after Fury gets knocked out , you will start riding wilder.

 

Only Brit****s and/or EE haters think he will lose again... He's not going to lose to Wilder, Fury, or Joshua.

 

Fatties deserve to be persecuted. :bart

I mean, like, try replacing every other cheesy poof with a floret of broccoli;

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(...and yes, wisenheimer, I am fully aware of the fact that broccoli is texturally, relatively, inherently higher on the Mohs scale than cheesy poofs. Even boiled. Though you really should be steaming it to optimize crispness and flavor, to say nothing of isothiocyanate retention, not to mention sundry other nutrients that, while not cancer-preventative, still pretty darn nifty...)

 

probably none of them but out of that list joshua

 

We don't know how good Joshua is though. I do think by the time Joshua is challenging for a title (2-3 years) Wlad will be retired

Wilder and Fury will be dispatched easily though

 

Jennings will take the crown from Wladimir. He will beat him in the same fashion that Spinks beat Mayorga. Mark my words, Wlad's time is up.

 

I can't even begin to describe the ways in which a bipartite Jennings : Wlad :: Spinks : Mayorga analogy is just failure at launch. :blood

 

Fury will make Wlad quit

That is, if Wlad dares enter the ring with the furious one

 

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by time there is someone he will retire to avoid

 

Yeah, thats right fruitpunch tell these fruity bootys that Wlad will have trouble dealing with someone his own size with an outstanding inside fight game. Wlad panics under pressure, he can only fight on the outside throwing jabs.

 

You think Joshua will beat Wlad?

 

Wlad doesn't struggle with heavies his size, or larger... He struggles with smaller heavies who bring a lot of pressure. Some of Wlads most dominant performances have been against 6'6+ opponents.

 

There aren't any men today who can shatter his glass.

Maybe Wilder in a year.

 

Not exactly what I said.

That isn't exactly me saying I think Joshua will beat Wlad.

I think in a group whose chances are, collectively, extremely slim, his might (with a year's more seasoning especially) not be quite as slim as the rest, barring Povetkin.