Could Sam Peter go another 12 rounds with Wlad?

I can't see Peter lasting past the 9th round I think Wlad will hurt him early, wear him down with heavy jabs a straight rights, then start with the leading left hooks when he has Peter's eyes well swollen, probably around rd. 7, then its just a matter of time before he drops him and I have a felling when Peter goes down he will have trouble picking himself up. Peter is a few classes below Wlad in skill and I can't even see him catching Klitschko with his wild rabbit punches in this one.

Wlad KO9

 

61? I suggest you get your eyes checked out. 96 I counted and at the time I didn't hate Waldo near as much as I do now.

Other people with a bit more objectivity towards Waldo had him at 91 or so.

So, that puts you in the neighborhood of Waldo apologist. Sorry! :hi:

 

Wlad will win even more easily, he fought extremely cautious in the first fight because he was at a turning point in his career, a make-or-break fight, now that Peter is found out and Wlad has regained his confidence over the last 2 years this will be a onesided beatdown.

 

You guys are so full of ****. Ambition_Def, King Dan & Friends are ****ing touching themselves. No way does Wlad fear that one dimensional lard ass. If the 2 meet again Wlad will KO him for sure.

 

Yeah right. That's why everyone & their mother is calling out Peter for a shot at an undeserving lard-ass who happens to have gotten a blet without even fighting for it.

 

............and you forgot to mention how he won that fight against Ruiz while using steriods :yep

............and you also neglected to mention that Toney went on to almost lose against a tomato can level fighter named Batchelder. Never heard of Batchelder? Neither did I til he got robbed vs. a way over the hill Toney.

 

Also since when was the first match close ? Sam won 2 rounds.

 

Peter can take anything Wlad has to offer. He walked through his right hands all night and I'm sure he could do it again. I wouldn't recommend it for health reasons but I know he's capable of it. That was one of my favorite fights and I'll never forget how excited I was for weeks for it to start. I have not questioned Wlad's heart since. He was a man that night and u gotta give him credit. I think a rematch is a pick 'em fight but nobody can ever take that night away from Wladimir cuz he came through when he had to.

 

What is a total fallacy to me is the fact that rhetoric by itself can draw the opposite picture on past situations regardless of predicting future scenarios with the same players... It is often said that the eyes only see what they want to see, the ole problem of perception vs reality, and I think that reducing the whole fight to that 12th round great left hook is a striking example of that... Wlad boxed beautifully throughout the whole fight and his sense of timing enabled him to create situations like that in the 12th whereas Peter maybe has not evolved to match Klitschko's superior skill as yet... Wlad would be the betting favourite but that applies almost to any heavyweight other than Peter, problem is that Klitschko still gat to fight em and he can ( and I repeat can) lose to almost anyone at the same time...

 

It's pretty simple really. Once you go 12 rounds with a fighter as dangerous and imposing as Peter everything else seems easy. Wladimir probably chuckled to himself when Byrd and Brock landed their punches on him (if they landed any to begin with).

 

He could, but I wouldn't bet on it. I would pick a Wladimir Klitschko stoppage win the second time around.

 

Peter could go 12th with Wlad but I feel it would serve him better to go right after Wlads weak chin early in the fight, Peter was able to hit and hurt Wlad in the first I cant see why he couldnt do it again. Peter hit Wlad behind the head when Wlads head was down and his head was turned away from Peter, they were pefectly legal punches and if they werent dont you think Peter would of at least got a warning.

 

Scam cheater would lose. And lose bad.

 

Wlad was being overcautious due to earlier disasters (Brewster, Sanders). Manny told him emphatically to stick to his gameplan.

But for that, he would probably have followed up on that big wobbler shot and KO'd Peter.

He won 9 of 12 rounds and got the W.