***For those of you you doubt VITALI KLITSCHKO.......***

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by RUSKULL, Jul 2, 2008.


  1. PH|LLA

    PH|LLA VIP Member

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    The point I'm trying to make is that the hypothetical situation i pointed out could very well be what would happen, and that Chris Byrd would in fact lose 90 out of 100 fights against Vitaly, but it just so hapenned that the first (and only) fight between them was one of the 10 that Byrd would win. This is why winning one fight against Vitaly does not automatically make Byrd a better head to head fighter than Vitaly.

    Let me give you another case. Rafa Marquez beats Israel Vasquez in the first fight, so he is the better head to head fighter, and then Vasquez beats him twice, so now Vasquez is the better head to head fighter? If you think thats the way it works then you probably have a different view of what head-to-head really means.

    For me it means that if fighter A and fighter B were to fight against each other many times, who would win the most fights? One fight between the 2 can help determine who it is, but it doesn't mean its cast in stone that the winner is a better h2h fighter.
     
  2. TheCobra

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    Lets get one thing right Byrd never beat Vitali, Vitali was injured.

    Word. I thought the same.

    Good to see him finally getting some respect I've been reading ESB for a long long time but didn't sign up till recently and I always felt people didn't give big V the credit he deserved - a man his size with his chin, power, speed and stamina I couldn't understand it. Vitali NEVER peaked & reached his prime yet the best version of Vitali would have battered a prime Foreman without question.

    That said I doubt Vitali will fight Peter I think he'll have another injury his body can't take it nowadays.
     
  3. BuzzSawDynamo

    BuzzSawDynamo New Member Full Member

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  4. Drexl

    Drexl Your Hero Full Member

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    "towered over.."? :verysad


    You can't have it both ways. If you want to say he is quick "for his size" you have to also say his power is average for someone his size.

    How many times did he hit Sanders or Williams FLUSH before he stopped them?

    Hundreds of fighters have never been knocked down.
    Hundreds of fighters have lost LESS than 2 fights.
    Hundreds of fighters have a KO % of 95% or better.

    This has all been covered many times before.
     
  5. Suge Green

    Suge Green Boxing Junkie banned

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    VITKLIT won't see the championship rounds of training camp, let alone a fight with Peter. Too bad Peter doesn't seem to be fighting before he faces Vitali anymore. Since VITKLIT never makes it, should be a while before Peter actually fights again.
     
  6. coog

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    Shouldn't you usually end a combination with a jab.
     
  7. coog

    coog Active Member Full Member

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    I tend to think that Vlads problem at times is balance he seems to get his feet to close together. He is improving he perhaps needs to take a slightly wider stance