Nobody Is Going To Beat Vitali Klitschko

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Rico Spadafora, Sep 27, 2009.


  1. Rico Spadafora

    Rico Spadafora Master of Chins Full Member

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    there is not one fighter in the World today that can beat Vitali Klitschko. None. He could probably go until he is 45 if he wanted. He is too big, too strong and has an Iron Chin.
     
  2. madballster

    madballster Loyal Member Full Member

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    Vitali is great but he is smart enough to realize his time will come. He will hopefully be able to retire on top, before his age is exposed in the ring.
     
  3. Jeff M

    Jeff M Future ESB HOF Full Member

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    I can't take a chin-checker seriously. You guys are so obsessed about glass jaws, you're actually not very good at analyizing them at all.

    You did proclaim "Omar Sheika is going to shatter Roy Jones glass jaw"!

    Vitali is a great great fighter though.
     
  4. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :happy
     
  5. Boom_Boom

    Boom_Boom R.I.P Boxing 6/9/12 Full Member

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    If Jess Willard had the same competition, he'd be undefeated and considered an ATG.
     
  6. Beeston Brawler

    Beeston Brawler Comical Ali-egedly Full Member

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    Until that knee gives out again......
     
  7. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Williard had worse competition. Do you even know when he fought? It was a local thing back then. Now it is a global thing. Competition is stronger when someting is global.
     
  8. TommyV

    TommyV Loyal Member banned

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    Not saying much. Look at the era he is fighting in.

    Wladimir would beat him. Apart from the chin and durability, he's a far better fighter in every single other aspect. Power, speed, technique, footwork, defence, timing.
     
  9. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The era is stronger than ever. Stop fooling yourself. Boxing is a global thing know. 20-30 years ago it was a local competition mostly in North America. Now it is worldwide - Asia, Africa, Europe. It is global.
     
  10. TommyV

    TommyV Loyal Member banned

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    Yeah, you're right. The 60's/70's era with Ali, Foreman, Frazier and Liston was nothing compared to this incredible era with Chris Arreola, Tony Thompson and Samuel Peter. :lol:
     
  11. Ivo

    Ivo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I am not saying it was nothing. It was just a local sport. It was not a global sport like it is today. And I suppose you learnt in school how competition works. If something is global it is stronger.
     
  12. TommyV

    TommyV Loyal Member banned

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    Explain how it is now stronger than ever then? The 70's, you not only had the great HW's I mentioned, but you had guys like Arguello, Olivares, Gomez, Monzon, Foster, Duran, Napoles, and the true start guys like Benitez, Leonard and Hagler. So how is boxing 'stronger than ever' or 'more global'. Because there, you have guys from the likes of Nicaragua, Argentina, Cuba, Panama etc. If that's not widespread, I don't know what is.
     
  13. prideofvbeach

    prideofvbeach Top 10 Pound-For-Pound Full Member

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    Wlad could outbox him. Not outslug, just outbox him to dominate points win.
     
  14. Pimp C

    Pimp C Free Smurk

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    I agree he would beat his brother as well.
     
  15. Boom_Boom

    Boom_Boom R.I.P Boxing 6/9/12 Full Member

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    Willard fought guys from Argentina,South Africa, Canada and elsewhere.

    What is your definition of local?....the western hemisphere?