Confirmed: Vitali's left rotator cuff partially torn, won't require surgery

did you find the father of your sisters daughter?

 

No, because a doctor reporting an injury would be against the hippocratic oath. A doctor cannot reveal anything about a patient without having prior permission.

This is more-than-likely just another case of a supbar performance being fudged over by a bogus report of an injury.

 

did you find who your mother is since she left you when u were a baby cause she said you look like a creature?

 

Yes.

Do you still live with yours and her ugly daughter and daughters ******* child?

btw you didn't answer my first question.

 

so you did look like a creature when u were a baby? if so then you must look like an ugly piece of sh4t creature that look uglier then the chainsaw.

 

:nono

Vitali said in the ring that his performance was not perfect.
He admitted that.

There's absolutely no reason at all to fake an injury. Vitali would simply say that he needed to improve, that Chisora was better than he thought, etc....

It's obvious something was wrong with Vitali's left, and now this report, along with the punch stats, backs it up.
Vitali only threw 258 jabs over 12 rounds against Chisora (21.5/round)...that's WELL below what he normally throws. Against Arreola he threw 519 over 10 rounds (51.9/round). Against Adamek, he threw 414 in 10 rounds (41.4/round).

 

i'd liek to see what they counted as 'jabs'. After the 4th his left was pretty much just used to measure for the right, he rarely threw any real jabs and certainly no left hooks or uppercuts with any power.

 

If this is true, and by all accounts it appears to be so, then we can now eliminate the idea that Vitali plans on retiring any time soon. A victory after and an injury like this, mirroring that of the Byrd fight, would be a good note to quit on. If he says he is going to fight on, then he probaly plans on doing so for a long time.

 

for what? he beat his opponent with no jab

 

To beat a fighter who's main gameplan was to get inside, without being able to use a jab or a lead hook is actually brilliant Boxing.

 

Vitali is the toughest ****ing tough guy in the world. He couldn't use his ****ing left hand at all and still handled the determined hard charging Chisora.

 

Vitali is a tough mother ****er. Partially-torn rotator cuff, and he still won most rounds against a guy who was trying to get inside.

Congrats to Vitali.

 

Vitali is a true bad ass to the full definition of the word. Much respect for him as a person and champion.

 

It's worth noting that he continued to throw left jabs and hooks all the way down the stretch (just less and less of them).

Hard man.

 

Ya, I thought the unusually low number for Vitali of 258 seemed a bit high compared to what I saw in the fight.