It's the wounded ones that lash out the angriest. I'm not here to argue. I'm here to help you. You're not ready to accept that there is no more accomplished heavyweight since the turn of the millennium due to the diabolical nature of his crimes against you. And that's understandable. It's gonna be OK, laddy.
Don't undersell your plight so much, good sir. There's hundreds of thousands of little Velvets across the globe who've suffered tremendously at the hands of monsters like Mr. Klitschko (and many more at the hands of Mr. Mayweather). A key step in the healing process is the self-validation that you're worth it. We're only losers here if you're not worth rehabilitating, and none of us truly believes that. I have every confidence that the end of your story will be a happy one, perhaps something like this: "O cruel, needless misunderstanding! O stubborn, self-willed exile from the loving breast! Two gin-scented tears trickled down the sides of his nose. But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Wlad Klitschko"
You can't talk boxing and everybody has witnessed it. Povetkin is the 3rd best HW since the year 2000 yeah?? :rofl And the above is your response? You're nothing but a sad joke who thinks throwing out insults is defending your opinion.
I don't feel confident picking a fighter in Ray Mercer, that gave a better fight to a greater heavyweight in Lennox Lewis over Povetkin.
Even Mike Weaver, another name listed, at his best was able to give Larry Holmes as much as he could handle. Povetkin is a changed man after one fight and is automatically a much better fighter in the eyes of some. It just a shame the mans been a pro for 10 years and aside from Chambers; who barely took a round of Wladimir and Huck he'd been relatively untested before he finally stepped up and challenged the champion. Sadly Povetkin wasted a lot of time with his WBA strap, but can you blame him for earning himself a healthy wealth to retire with.