Vitali just solidified his spot as a top 10 HW of all time

lmao @ this

 

vitali knocked out everyone who watched his fight by putting them to sleep. zzzzzzzzzz

 

So is Vitali ducking another rematch? First Solis, then Charr?

 

My next post was 'Bad choice of words but it doesn't change the facts. He was the youngest HW to unify the then serious belts at an age when most fighters haven't even turned pro yet, Vitali wasn't even a boxer at that point. Besides, Vitali has never been anywhere near undisputed in his own family ffs.'

The point remains that Klittards always point to Vitali's age as the primary reason for his status as an ATG, closley followed by rounds won and KO % atsch Mainly because his resume is dog**** and his best 'win' was a loss against a well past-prime ATG, not to mention every other ATG who ever lived never had a tag team partner. You're obviously a serious poster, and even knowing a little but about Tunney puts you miles ahead of even the wisest Klit-**** (something of an oxymoron I know), but you have to fight fire with fire in these threads, even if every one of my points is true. These knobheads think boxing started in 2003.

Oh, I forgot the other main reason that Klit-tards class their heoes as ATGS, their size. And no, I'm, not joking, they're ****ing idiots and range from window-licking spastics to out and out racists, with the odd exception in between. A bunch of hateful ****s for the most part.

 

Sshhhhh now, don't let facts blind you. Rounds won and KO percentage are far more important than who you actually beat, Don't you know anything about HW boxing?

 

HBO is finally getting it.


They said something like Vitlai has the best rounds won to round lost ratio in boxing history. YES--this is true. I have been saying this for years. Vitlai has never lost more than 2 consensus rounds on all three judges cards. He has always been in the lead of all of his fights after 3 rounds!


He was also never been down by a punch, even at age 41!


And he came back after a 4 year lay off in his late 30's to win a belt back with no warm up fights! who has done this?


His KO% remains very high.

 

Are you aware Vitlai has been in over 300 combat matches. Its true, add up his pro an amateur kick boxing matches ( where most of the injures he has now started ) and his amateur and pro boxing career and you will pass 300 matches.


If Vitali went pro in the early 90's and beat the above names you mentioned, this means he would not have suffered multiple leg, and back injures from kickboxing.

 

Vitali can beat all the bums he likes, the only fighter he fought which is in the same category to the above named...

TKO6