Vitali Klitschko is an unbeatable monster. He would beat any HW from any era

I expect he scared every other HW champion in the entire history of Earth 2 into retirement before or when they'd reached 38 too.

no they werent all scared, they were reaching middleage.

yeh, all history is against u. good luck trolling the entire history of boxing.

 

Lmao... You're quotting members who aren't even active on here anymore!!! Lol

 

the pain isnt immediately THAT bad. You can fight through it if its just happened.

The loss of strength, and being slower to react armwise, as well as the loss of coordination and confusion it can bring on, is far more important.

There was nothing wrong with him quitting, but if he'd been committed enough he surely could have finished the fight. The issue that bothered him was probably that he would have lost outright to a relative midget.

 

Apart from past-prime Lennox Lewis who punched his face off...

 

Stop being silly.

 

Here comes Herol again, telling us how the injuries OF PEOPLE HE NEVER EVEN MET, panned out IN THE PAST.

Give me strength. Not every injury is the same.

I once stabbed my leg almost 3 inches deep with a sickle. I felt NOTHING. But a hour later I wanted to cut my leg off from the pain. Literally 3mm to the left and it would have bitten bone and I'd bet that would have hurt like hell. Of course, Herol's one-size-fits-all approach would have covered both eventualities

Herol

 

You know the ****** peeing on the name was my idea, right?

 

How the he'll did you have the time to dig through the archives and pass up dozens of threads more current, and Settle for this one here from 6 years ago? Lol

Only 2 or 3 trolls I know of resurrect old threads on a daily.

 

then you dont know what I mean.

I mean exactly what a RC injury is in real life, not what you feel forced to write about it to cover for vits quitting.

 

an arm and leg injury are different injuries to different parts of the body. a torn rotator cuff is a torn rotator cuff, on the rotator cuff, and severity is based on parameters related to it. its not on your arm or leg.

r u aware of how you look writing what you wrote? u get a head injury too that you didnt tell us about?

 

Exactly. Wlad did not trigger the rematch because he did not want the immediate rematch with a cherry picked past prime 90's era contender who had just splattered him in pretty much one round.

 

Yes, he was both an amateur and pro kickboxing champ. As a pro he only lost once via decision. 34-1 I think.

 

Vitali Klitschko couldn't even distinguish himself as unbeatable even in his own era, none the less the superior ones he was lucky to not fight in.

Stupid post.

 

He was indeed a potentially great fighter, but he wasn't unbeatable. He was injury prone, had poor skin and quite frankly couldn't punch like his brother.

I can't stand any fighter being put on a pedestal and being called "unbeatable". Puts a hair across my hair for whatever reason.