What's Valuev's best win?

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  1. Manning

    Manning Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    bailey Loyal Member Full Member

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    I thought Ruiz on paper was a good win at the time
     
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    gregor Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Holyfield and Donald lost to judges, not to Valuev (some include also Ruiz there). There is not much to choose after that... McCline got injured, Lyak was just one-fight wonder... by elimination it has to be Barrett.
     
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    He ****ed McCline up so badly it made his knee explode. Truly bone crushing power.
     
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    The way he man handled Barrett was impressive considering how he want on to draw and beat Tua in two thrilling fights
     
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    His most impressive performance was vs Liakhovich or Barrett but Holyfield and Ruiz are the biggest names on his record. The Haye fight was close too.
     
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    Larry Donald deserved to win? I presume your taking about Larry...
     
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    Exactly what I was gonna say. Too bad robberies stand. :D
     
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    damian38 BigDramaShow Full Member

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    in the first fight, Valuev wins the WBA title, in the second fight he becomes 2-time world champ, so my pick is Ruiz
     
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    :deal
     
  12. TerryESB

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    Valuev is actually 7'3 tall. He cuts weight from 365 lbs. Valuev has the strength of two average cruiserweights.
     
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    Actually Valuev is 8' tall and cuts down to 7'3" for fights.
     
  14. Boggle

    Boggle Grozny State Of Mind Full Member

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    It's arguable. Clearly the Ruiz and Holyfield scalps are the biggest names, but I reckon Lyahkovich and McCline were his best wins. Mind you, neither fighter was the same after. Valuev hit McCline so ****ing hard in the face that his elbow imploded. It was terrible, terrible. Niko's a very bad man. After that he decided to just stick to his patented jab to the body and hope for a decision. Most of the time it worked, but in the case of Haye he got robbed. **** it.
     
  15. tommygun711

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    Holy and Ruiz clearly won those fights