vladimir klichkos quality of wins as thin as cigarette paper

heres a challenge name his top 5 wins he had a chareer spanning 20 odd year a million defenses we can seeing folk writing about it on the forum if its so brilliant each one of yous name his top 5 wins if yous dont put that and just reply moaning at me itll mean you cant go on then top 5 wins for vladimir remember he was sparked by rubbish opponents

 

Povetkin, Byrd, Chagaev, Haye, Ibragivov/Pulev/Peter. Use a sentence.

 

he cheated from start to finish against povetkin and your telling me its his best win

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How’s this dude not banned yet?

 

how do you cope in life mate when other folks opinions are different from yours it must be a hard life is this a discussion board or echo chamber the funny thing folk were moaning about this fella for donkeys years now hes a hero cant say a bad work about him

 

im no even saying anything bad am asking whats his top 5 wins

 

He is an alt of some of the famous Fury fanboys, and what he is doing is trying to deflect the topic from Fury ducking Usyk and fighting MMA guy. Which is perfectly clear.
First it was Usyk, now it's Klitschko he is targeting.
My guess is Anthony Joshua is next on the list.

 

fury fanboy but apparantly down playing klichko that makes no sense grow up

 

I never said it was pretty. Furys best win is Wlad and that fight was even more dreadful.

 

It is a legitimate question.

 

how is it even more dreadful watch that video you must be blind mate lol

 

wlad got sparked by 3 mediocre opponents

 

Yeah it's worst, like 100x time.
And 99% of Fury matches are the same, and even worst. Worst cheater in the sport.
Constantly holding, constantly clinching, and he is doing it against super lesser opposition.

Povetkin also it's at big fault, as he was lunging straight into the clinches.
And not once try to fight out of the clinch and show that he is isn't happy with what's going on.
And while that was terrible match from old Klitschko, who was starting to losing his feet and cardio, this highlights are pretty garbage.

 

Unfortunately that was the level of his opponents when he fought. More or less like Tyson in the 80s. However two things are certain: his cross is in boxing history as to power and accuracy and his fundamentals are much better than Wilder's ones and those of many other of today.

 

Povetkin getting counted after Wladimir violently throws him to the ground (impressive tbh) is amusing.