Boxing fans don't realize the greatness of Wladimir

Please Wilder was wobbled in sparring by Wlad, and that's with headgear on. Wilder get's his glass jaw shattered easily by Wlad inside 4 rounds.

 

That's why people hate kilttards.

Wlad is my dude but come on. I see the highest he goes is a Top 7 ATG HW.

And that's okay, better than hundreds of other boxers can say.

He'll never be in a Top 50, Let alone the GOAT. To say he's better than Greb, Langford, Robinson, Armstrong, Charles, Duran, etc.. is ludicrous.

 

Its not how many you beat, its who you beat and how.

Wlad has been fighting taxi drivers and fatties who are puffing out of their backside by the 8th. Simply jabbing and grabbing til they tire does not make him an ATG.

 

atsch16 grabs in 1rd vs a guy 8 inch shorter

 

He will never go down as the greatest fighter of all time. Thats delusion.


But he is, regardless of what other people may say or think, an ATG heavy.

 

He who dares wins.

 

Wlad's a fraud, always has, always will be.

 

The klits strong armed tactics, and their blatant ducking of certain style fighters makes me despise them.


Wlad wont fight anyone he thinks he would lose to, and calls on Vitali to handle that business for him and vice versa, it's shameful when you sit back and really think about it

 

:nono They never faced slick eastern european competition. Hell, Langford never faced slick white competition. Wlad is TRUE world champ.

 

When even this recent lesser version of Povetkin would be one of Wladimir's best wins along with Byrd, he clearly doesn't have the competition faced to be a consensus top 10 ATG HW, at least not yet and I don't see that really changing.

 

This boxing fan does. I can't speak for you other assholes.

 

Wlad career is impressive, and many people already recognize his greatness;
anyway, like it always happened and will always happen in boxing, some (many) peoples dislikes a certain boxer, and hence need to disqualify him as a person/fighter/hystorical period; unfortunately this translates in hate and spreading of blatantly lies, usually;

there's nothing to do, but to force ourself to respect any fighter of any era, for having had braveness and risked his healt/life.

 

A long run of "meh" defenses largely due to safety first fighting and careful matchmaking is not "greatness."

I appreciate his greatness as a sportsman, the way he carries himself, and think he is a great role model. But in no way is safety first fighting against overmatched opponents "greatness."

 

:rofl:rofl:rofl

:good