George is too strong and more importantly to durable. He catches Vlad with one of those wide clubbing shots.
Wlad would ko the unmissable target. Prime Wlad rarely lost a second of a fight, contrary to popular opinion.
Prime Wlad rarely lost a round over the course a decade. I sense that you have an issue recalling the passage of time.
Well I don’t have an issue with recalling the passage of five minutes and your exact quote was “ prime Wlad rarely lost a second of a fight. “ I think you’ve conveniently forgotten that primeWlad was KTFO.
That did not happen. Wlad won the title in 2006 and lost it by decision 19 fights later in 2015. His prime existed in that space. Unlike Foreman, who tried and failed twice, Wlad actually staged a comeback that resulted in logging title defenses.
Foreman is working uphill here. Wlad's style is optimised to deal with come forward fighters that are technically inferior to him and that's Foreman alright. Foreman's wide clubbing punches are going to leave him susceptible to Wlad's faster and straighter 1-2 and not to mention his jab which will be a pestilence for younger Foreman. I fancy Klitschko by UD with a chance of an early Foreman win by KO if he throws caution to the wind and manages to get lucky with sustained early aggression.
Because Peter was past prime. The first bout was fought on even playing field when both were prime. So if Peter knock Wlad down 3 times , Foreman would certainly knock him out.
Wlad possessed the skills to withstand Foreman's punches, but for how long? I think sooner or later a knockout would happen and Wladimir would be the victim of that knockout.
Both true. Let's also note however that Wlad still won that fight, having outboxed Peter by a very wide margin. I think that people are ignoring the fact that Wladimir was himself one of the hardest punching heavyweights in history with a considerable weight advantage over Foreman. That chin would get tested like never before.