Which recent Klitschko victim was the biggest EVT winner?

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  1. damian38

    damian38 BigDramaShow Full Member

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    1. Odlanier Solis EVT1 Vitali:
    Solis, one of the best amatuers in recent years, was winning 2 minutes and 50 seconds of the first round when he was unexpectedly knocked down by a sneaky right hand of Vitali, sustaining a serious knee injury that ended the fight. The Cuban's camp seems certain that, had the injury not happened, Solis would be the man to end the reign of the big Ukrainian.

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    2. Derreck Chisora EVT12 Vitali:
    the hype that Chisora's weigh-in slapping created set up an exciting fight to come. Del Boy, also spitting water in the face of Wladimir prior to the fight, gave Vitali his toughest fight since 2003, but at the end lost a landslide decision, which was hailed as a moral victory (particularly by Klitschko haters).

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    3. David Haye EVT12 Wlad:
    similar to Chisora, David "the Hayemaker" Haye worked for 3 years to get a fight with reigning Heavyweight Champion Wladimir Klitschko, when the fight finally took place, Haye lost a very wide, if not a shutout, decision(blaming a broken pinky toe for his performance) and was accused of only going into the ring for his paycheck. Nevertheless, his fans believe that Haye won a moral victiory, and is still the only one capable of changing the face of the Heavyweight division, and are demanding a fight with Wlad's ageing brother, Vitali

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    4. Manuel Charr EVT4 Vitali
    yet another EVT loss suffered by Vitali. Charr was seen as the Rocky Balboa of today, the one who will finally put an end to Vitali "Ivan Drago" Klitschko's winning streak. Charr used a surprising tactic, of letting Vitali bombard him with shots in hoping to tire out the older man, so he could move in for the kill in the late rounds. Unfortunately, Charr's plan, which was going so well, ended abruptly in the 4th round, when a cut caused by a punch opened a cut near his eye, forcing the referee to stop the fight. Charr's vast amount of supporters demand a rematch, yet Vitali seems more concentrated on his political career than giving "Rocky" Charr a rematch he no doubt deserves.

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  2. millertime1367

    millertime1367 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Haye.....even after Chisora's antics in the pre-fight....Haye owned his ass in the presser..which led to another payday and event/fight win over delboy....easy choice

    honorable mention: your mom
     
  3. BoxingFanBG

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    Charr used a surprising tactic, of letting Vitali bombard him with shots in hoping to tire out the older man, so he could move in for the kill in the late rounds.

    :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl
     
  4. itsa huge bitch

    itsa huge bitch Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    solis
    charr
    chisora
    haye...in that order.if you deny it your a fool.........
     
  5. p4pflab

    p4pflab Active Member Full Member

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    Funny stuff keep it up.

    :rofl:good
     
  6. locard

    locard Boxing Addict banned

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    Solis no doubt, the only one from that list who was actually getting the better of a Klitschko before his glass head and then his glass knee betrayed him
     
  7. antonio8904

    antonio8904 Atheist Full Member

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    Chisora...

    The man is a legend...
     
  8. Fellonblackdays

    Fellonblackdays Active Member Full Member

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    If he wasn't over weight a lot of the time he might actually be decent.
     
  9. Thatman

    Thatman No respond troll pactards banned

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    Solis looked ok with him.