PRIME Vitali vs PRIME Tyson ? WHO Wins?

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  1. MrMagic

    MrMagic Loyal Member Full Member

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    He isn't considered a contender as he's a champion, bogus or not as the WBA strap should really belong to Wladimir, but whatever. He is a champion due to his win over Valuev, we have to accept simple fact.

    You fail to acknowledge that the 80s had its streak of **** poor contenders, yet you are determined Haye wouldn't be able to hang at all. :lol:
     
  2. Jayhaych

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    I don't see where I've talked complete bull**** mate! lol

    I've just disagreed with you and purrity is just my way of illustrating the level of opponent that the Klit boys face...but ok for your benefit...Chris Byrd Sam Peter Kirk Johnson Shannon Briggs etc etc etc! lol:hi:
     
  3. MrMagic

    MrMagic Loyal Member Full Member

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    You proved your knowledge by saying Ross Puritty, who isn't even anywhere near Vitalis best win.
     
  4. Jayhaych

    Jayhaych Active Member Full Member

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    Oh I do acknowledge the 80's wasn't the strongest time in heavyweight history but I fail to acknowledge that it was as poor as it is today:patsch
     
  5. Jayhaych

    Jayhaych Active Member Full Member

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    Then who is???? Wasn't an untrained overweight ocean's eleven filming Lennox Lewis because he was ripped to shreds..so please enlighten me! Shannon Briggs?? Sam Peter??? Kirk Johnson??? Who??? :lol::lol:
     
  6. MrMagic

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    You've said Vitali was wobbled by Solis.
    You've also said Bonecrusher Smith is on Vitali's level.

    You say the 80s would run through todays division like its nothing, completely dismissing some of todays fighters, failing to realize yesteryears division (the 80s) was ****ing shite aswell.

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  7. exumspate

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    Tyson systematically breaks down Vitali's body and takes him out in the 5th...Although, Vitali would make it interesting, definitely not an easy fight...
     
  8. BlackWall

    BlackWall Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Like he breaks down Mitch Green(6′ 5″) and Tucker (6′ 5″)? :yep
     
  9. happylora

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    pass.

    vitali might ne the greatest ever we will never know because of the quality of his era.
     
  10. Windigo

    Windigo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I will assume you got the last part backwards.

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  11. Ant68

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    I'd go for this. :rasta
     
  12. EverLast

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    the people that voted for vitali need to be freaking shot.
     
  13. exumspate

    exumspate Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Beating Tucker (36-0) was bigger than any Vitali win but, no, poor example...More like the beating he gave Tyrel Biggs (6-5), another olympic medalist....
     
  14. p.Townend

    p.Townend Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Tyson wins it,at his best he could deal with tall fighters like Tucker and Ribalta.Tucker was a far better skilled fighter than Vitali and Tyson outpointed him.In his prime he was not reckless or impatient.He would stick to the task and if the KO was not going to come he would go for points.
     
  15. big_AL

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    so not training is an excuse/ if he was a unbelievable crusher that could destroy all in his path then surely a "stiff,old" vitali will be easy:good