Would Vlad have overcome his stamina problems in Louis's era?

It's pacing. He threw more punches in 5 rounds against Brewster than he did in any of his other fights after that.

 

He barely makes it 12. How is he supposed to go 15 with fighters who are used to going 15 hard rounds?

 

no major difference imo, how hard is it to work out that you are gassing and learn to do less and hold more?

 

Yes he'd be great in any era. He would always get battered from pillar to post by the first man who stood up to his power, but once he adapts and spams the jab-clinch combo anyone will find it hard to beat him without an advantage in speed, timing or size.

 

He migth do it by coming in around 220lbs.

 

Mo he wouldn't. He would've joined Louis's bum of the month club.

 

This. The pacing from his "jab & grab, jab & grab, 1-2 & push" style makes all the difference. That's why it seems so silly to me when people carry on about how many rounds boxers fought in the early years.

 

Carnera who was the same size even weight more. Could do it so don't see why Wlad couldn't develop that same stamina back then

 

It might simply be that Carnera had better natural stamina.

Not everybody has the genetics for it.

 

he gassed out in two fights out of sixty eight, half of them championship fights. I mean.. serious problem.

 

Because he was forced to throw that amount of shots to keep Brewster off him. The ref wouldn't allow him implement his illegal octopus tactics and a stoppage loss in only 5 rounds was the result .
Wlad was a manufactured product.
He does exist in other era's

 

Adapts??? Lol😄

 

^THis