Chris Byrd vs Vitali Klitschko: My Scorecard with Comments

Must of been why Vitali refused repeatedly to rematch Lewis when Lewis begged him over and over for a rematch. :rofl

Anyway, stick to predicting the future so we can all laugh at your stupidity when you get it wrong 90% of the time.

 

what prediction did I get wrong fool?

If Vitali was a real warrior he would have capitalized on his once in a life time opportunity like Oliver McCall and Hasim Rahman did. We saw how good Vitali really was when he fought a real heavyweight instead of the overweight midgets he built his 90% KO ratio on.

 

Rahman was forced to fight a rematch. He didn't "capitalize" on anything other than Lewis not training properly for the first fight.

McCall "capitalized" by going full crackhead and having a nervous breakdown during the fight. :rofl

What other genius insights do you have?

 

Try making some. Why should Dino be the only one being exposed over and over as a total fool?

 

deal

 

Hilarious if true. :rofl

 

"had shoulder surgery and was out for almost a whole year."

This is interesting to me, so I looked up the dates of his fights on fightsrec.com---here they are

Chris Byrd-----April 11, 2000

Timo Hoffmann--November 25, 2000

Orlin Norris-----January 27, 2001

Ross Puritty----December 8, 2001

Vaughn Bean---February 8, 2002

Larry Donald---November 23, 2002

so the gap between Byrd and Hoffmann is 7 months 14 days

the gap between Norris and Puritty is 10 months 11 days

the gap between Bean and Donald is 9 months 15 days

My conclusion is that the gap between fights clearly doesn't prove your case.
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I have another issue. I admit I am ignorant of modern sports medicine,

so I have a question which occurred to me watching the Vitali-Hoffmann fight.

Obviously one can see a boxer from the waist up,

at 0.56 in the youtube tape there is a close-up of Vitali from the front with good view of his chest and shoulders. I did not notice any scar at all including on his shoulder.

at 5:46 there a good view of Vitali from the back. I again did not notice any scar on the back of his shoulders.

I paused the tape at both places to look close for a scar and didn't see one.

So a serious question from an old guy---can they operate these days w/o leaving a scar? I know lasers are something different. Can they operate on you w/o leaving any visible sign you were operated on?

I know my operations, including one I had in 2013, left scars.

 

No matter your level of hysteria, I still remain an entirely seperate entity from Freedom. I'm starting to not even mind the association because he clearly made a permanent gouge in you and your ilk's filthy consciousness.:rofl

 

The scars for certain surgeries can actually be pretty small. Peyton Manning had 4 neck surgeries within a year and he has a thin scar about the length of an inch on his neck, and it has to be a close up shot of him, and you really have to be looking to see it.

 

Im pretty sure there was no mention of an injury until the 6th or 7th round. He certainly didnt appear hurt...just wiffing at and sucking air. And im not complaining eith way, just pointing out klit fans ready made excuses. Thank you for proving me right.

 

Lmao...whatever you say Joe...Carcharias...Freedom...or whatever other alts you go by.

 

a healthy Vitali would have destroyed Byrd anytime, anywhere

 

Yet he couldnt and got hurt swinging at air. Did i mention he was getting backed up much of the fight?