Best Heavyweight Last 5 Years (2003-2007)

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Sweden, Sep 1, 2007.


  1. Lostmykeys

    Lostmykeys Active Member Full Member

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    Don't talk in an all time sense if your a moron.
     
  2. Sweden

    Sweden Member Full Member

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    I guess Wlad is the man!
     
  3. barneyrub

    barneyrub Well-Known Member Full Member

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    On the evidence of him beating a no hoper Austin and a one eyed Brewster?
     
  4. Sweden

    Sweden Member Full Member

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    What did Lewis do that's so great? Even Kevin McBride beat Tyson, Rachman was never anything special, Lewis was behind on all score cards against Vitali, Botha and Grant were fringe contenders, Holyfield was way past his prime, he struggled with Ray Mercer who was outclassed by the over the hill version of Larry Holmes.

    C'mon Lewis was great, but he would have struggled with Wladimir. Big time.
     
  5. 2smart4u

    2smart4u Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :huh I think LL would have stuggled or even lost to VLAD but beating VITALY is much better then anything VLAD has done PERIOD ! And behind or not he won ! Its got to be LL in this last 5 years !:deal
     
  6. Sweden

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    I don't feel that Lewis looked convincing at all against Vitali. Lewis was behind on all score cards but got lucky with the stoppage on cuts. Vitali scored with some thunderous right hands and Lewis was out on his feet at one point of the fight.

    BTW, injuries kept Vitali out from achieving greatness.
     
  7. Cloud

    Cloud New Member Full Member

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    Wlad looks dominant, but I still don't think he has fought anyone near the calibre of a Lennox Lewis at any point. Byrd is slick, but diminutive in the HW division. Peter has power but was quite crude when Wlad fought him. Brewster and Sanders both took him. Lately I like the way Wlad is fighting, protecting himself well with an absolutely ruthless jab. I don't think the chin itself has improved, just his means of hiding it. I think Lennox was good enough to find it. If Lewis lands with a straight right, it's game over.
     
  8. Grabonator

    Grabonator Active Member Full Member

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    Wladimir. Best accomplishement at heavyweight from 2003 to now and the Nr.1 fighter right now.
     
  9. SteveO

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    If he had taken care of himself and not pigged out so much, I feel a much greater argument could be made for James Toney.

    Since that is not the case, I will say Wlad.
     
  10. Zakman

    Zakman ESB's Chinchecker Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

    This isn't a list of the WORST heavyweights. :-:)lol:
     
  11. GARCIA

    GARCIA New Member Full Member

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    Wlad.

    I dont think Lewis really counts. He had ONE fight that he was losing and only got away with it due to his opponents gash.

    Vitali only fought 2-3 times before he got injured for the Rahman fight. His opponents were slightly above mediocre.

    Wlad has fought top guys.......gotten beat, then claimed a heavyweight title......got revenge on an opponent and is looking to unify.

    Wlad has been the best heavyweight in the last 5 years