yeah, I was wondering about his work ratio. Have never seen Vitaly hitting so little since the Byrd-fight. It wasnt the usual Vitaly. But on the other, if Vitaly is hurt again it doesnt make sense to continue to box because it is a sign that he has great willpower but his body cant keep up with his willpower.
Chisora used more head movement than Arreola. Vitali's jab wasn't that effective even earlier in the fight. The problem is Vitali is now 40 years old and age will catch up to you. Vitali looked slower than he did, obviously age is catching up.
i wondered if he did because he was only throwing rights and was on the retreat the lefts he did land early were very good, i thought Vitali whould retire after the fight but if that was just cause he was one handed than that makes it ok
Yes i know it. But boxing is a dangerous sport and with the age you will not become better. And boxing history shows that many boxers retired to late and become very very ill because of this. Lewis did it right, he realizes that age was knocking on his door and he retired from boxing. Vitali has enough money, a wonderful wife, children and a life after boxing, so IMO he should retire.
When you look at Chisora, it's obvious that he has a big, solid, bony head. No surprise people break their hands on it.
Vitali's right hand won him the fight, he landed it so much, Im going to rewatch the fight later today while sober to get a better view of things.
Well Chisora could only win 3 rounds against this old unimpressive Vitali. Chisora should retire as well I think....:roll:
The difference of the two, Vitali has enough money, nothing to proof and he is 40 years old. A long career in sports so IMO time to retire, enjoy life with his family or become a "full-time-politican."
I agree. Vitali may end up ruining his legacy if he's beaten by one of these "Chisora" fighters....................
Chisora also made a point to hit Klitschko in the shoulder whenever he could. He was doing his best to break Vitali down. At the end of the fight Vitali's legs were unsteady and his brother held him up.