Would would have given Vitali a loss

hmm lets see

2000 Tyson - Vitali mid round stoppage
1999 TUa- Vitail late stoppage
2000 Ibeabuchi- Vitali late stoppage
Wlad Klitschko- Vitali mid round stoppage
2008 Haye- Vitali stare down stoppage :yep

Outside shots

2003 Toney- Vitali late stoppage
Roy Jones - :rofl :rofl :rofl
Rahman - Vitali early round stoppage
Valuev - Vitali mid round stoppage
Ruiz - Vitali late round stoppage
Chagaev - Vitali late round stoppage

 

Other than Lennox Lewis? Nobody.

 

A fat Corrie Sanders gave him all the trouble in the World, so i guess a fit Corrie Sanders would have a really good chance...:roll:

 

Ayatolla with all due respect would you consider Bowe prime at this point you're talking about, 1998 and onwards ? He looked in serious decline after the two Golota fights in 1996. He then took eight years off and returned to action in 2004. If i've got the wrong end of the stick, forget about it. I agree a prime Bowe's a real handfull, in my opinon, he's more than a handfull for anyone in history....

 

:good

Just out of curiosity, who's your pick ?

 

Haye is really basically the same as Herbie Hide, fast hands, big punch, no chin (well, at least Hide wasn't embarassed by featherfisted Supermiddleweights and 40 year old senior citizens), loud mouth. And you see how that went down. :yep

 

Apparently, few very "smart" people on this board think that if Haye adds extra 30 Lbs to his weight, his chin will become iron.

 

by 1998 Bowe had lost his two brain cells :good

 

his chin is poor. moving up to heavyweight and not having to dehydrate and force his body bellow a comfortable weight will help to move it up to average, but i wouldn't say 'iron'.

 

It is hypothetical assumption that his punch resistance will improve. The only facts here are he's got poor chin, got KTFO by a Middleweight and has not been hit by a Heavyweight yet.

 

The only facts? How can you say that and then blatently lie!