No AJ, beating Wlad will not make you a legend.

He's an odd one that poster. He suddenly flips out with no warning. Thing is, he has a very distinct writing style. I out him within the first couple of posts of his latest alt... lol

 

LOL. Mrs_Thatcher would suit him just fine...

 

Yeah he seemed like another Thatsright11 caliber type poster. Lol

Well he's in the right place Ol' Spazcano... the alt graveyard

 

6 round sam
pulev whose best win was outgasing a 43 year old
byrd who only beat vitali because vits was injured
haye who gets routinely destoryed by 40somethings.

great case mate.

 

They are solid opponents I'm afraid, and yes it is a good case thank you.

 

how are they good?

 

Whenever someone mentions a fighter's opponents as "blown up cruiserweights" I know they haven't got a leg to stand on. Most heavyweights throughout history have been cruiserweight sized or under. Well over half of Joe Louis's title defences were against men who wouldn't even have been bonafide CWs today.

Cruiserweights, especially today's CWs, are huge men, and David Haye could more accurately be described as a boiled down heavyweight considering he was ripped and arguably at his best weight once he moved up. Huck is arguably the same.

It's a worthless argument.

 

legitimize him maybe make him a legend no wlad already beaten

 

And those are 'great' heavyweights, are they? Get a clue. Wlad, meanwhile, has been soundly beaten by 2 bums and a previously joked about donkey in Fury.

 

AJ beating Wladimair Klitschko wont make him a legend but it can build legendary status depending on how successful the rest of his career pans out.

To have the experienced former world champion as your 19th fight is a real wake up that you're there now and while some might avoid a daunting oppertunity, Wlads age will be more of a discrediting focal point if you chose to fight him any later.

A convincing performance from AJ or even a loss could transform AJ into something which is that of legends because of the experience alone and his ability to improve. He'll lose to Parker though *ahem*