When will people realize Wlad was not in his prime when he lost 3 times?

i heard worse i remember some poster here said that ross purrity is p4p the hardest puncher who ever lived :rofl:rofl

 

Guys, it's as simple as this:

There's a reason Wladimir hasn't lost in the last 8.5 years, in which time he's faced better opponents than those he previously lost to, it's because WLADIMIR IS BETTER NOW.

DEAL WITH IT.

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Never man, Pac still get pointed for his ko lost from when he was 12.

 

:nono He wasn't in his chin prime.

 

When will people realise that erotic asphyxiation is extremely dangerous unless monitored by a friend or loved one :-(

 

:good

And this man was his teacher:

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he was in his physical prime (a massive prime btw) but his peak years have certainly been from 06 onwards.

He gassed v purrity when inexperienced over that distance. He ****ed up against Brewster but took the rematch. Sander straight pushed his **** in and I see no reason to ever expect a different outcome between the two.

 

this.

thread starter needs to learn what "prime" means

 

It's interesting how people acknowledge that Wlad's STYLE was completely different for his losses and before the first Sam Peter fight (most people say the old style was more entertaining and long for its return), yet they're unwilling to say Wlad's adoption of his dominant current style correlates with coming into his prime.

If a dramatic stylistic change that results in a historic reign of dominance following two recent losses doesn't indicate a fighter just may have "entered his prime," then what does?

 

And I'm pretty sure "chin prime" was a joke. Surely... Right?

 

:deal

 

I'd argue that his physical prime is the last 6-7 years.
Wlad trains completely different now, he spars a lot more, swims, better diet, etc... which gives him more stamina than he had before.

 

Yeah

Klitlickers have excuses for all five losses of their heroes, it's pathetic.

 

That's exactly what I mean. The change isn't him, it's the choices he made.

Had wlad trained like this ten years ago he'd have been just as good.