Could Sam Peter go another 12 rounds with Wlad?

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  1. swedeone

    swedeone Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Of course... how could I be so silly? :rofl


    Didn't he get laid out my some golfer/turned boxer a few years ago?
     
  2. RUSKULL

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    Peter was undefeated before he fought Wladimir, now he isn't anymore.

    Byrd was coming off several big wins against much larger fighters than himself before being beaten badly & TKO'd for only the 2nd time in his career.

    Brock was undefeated before he fought Wladimir, now he isn't anymore.

    Austin, I believe, was coming off a 5 year stretch in which he hadn't lost a single fight and he had a draw vs. Sultan who is the current WBO champion. Wladimir re-introduced Ray to losing by a viscious one armed TKO, he didn't even throw a right hand leading up to that point.

    Brewster was supposed to be like Kryptonite to Wladimir because of his great chin, big heart & huge punch. Well Superman beat the fight outta that Kryptonite and made him quit.

    What was your point again.......................:huh
     
  3. RUSKULL

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    So we've resorted to "The retired Golfer" bull****......................

    Pathetic dude, I know you can do better than that :good Not much but you're making this too easy.
     
  4. Fighting Weight

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    That one didn't count - it has been proven many times that WALD would have won that fight, but for the punishment he shipped.
     
  5. Fighting Weight

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    Fancy trying to make Austin sound like a world-beater, that's pathetic even by the average Klit-ite standards :lol:

    Like it or not, WALD is currently 1-1 with Brewster, and 0-1 with both Purrity and Sanders, what a champ :roll:
     
  6. swedeone

    swedeone Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Everyone knows that Peter should have never been in the ring with Wlad the first time around and that he was WAY TOO GREEN. If you can't admit that then you aren't worthy to even discuss boxing, period. So Wlad beat a baby Peter by 3 points. Big fuccin-whoopidee-doo-da. Now that Wlad is in his prime and Sam has had a few more fights to season himself a bit more, they can go at it again in early 2008. If the referee doesn't allow Wlad to hold the whole damn fight, he IS going down. I guarantee Wlad kisses the canvas. Only difference this time is that it won't be from a glancing blow, it'll be from a pure power shot that he won't make ip up from.

    I'll say it again... it's COMING folks. :hi:
     
  7. cuchulain

    cuchulain Loyal Member Full Member

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    Comparison of Wlad and Sam's opponents in the past two years:

    Wlad

    Lamon Brewster (33-3-0, 29 KOs) WBO heavywt champion
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    Ray Austin (24-3-4, 16 KOs)
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    Calvin Brock (29-0-0, 22 KOs)
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    Chris Byrd (39-2-1, 20 KO's) WBO heavywt champion
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    Samuel Peter (24-0-0, 21 KOs)
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    James Toney (69-5-3, 43 KOs)
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    James Toney (69-4-3, 43 KOs)
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    Julius Long (14-7-0, 7 KOs)
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    Robert Hawkins (21-4-0, 7 KOs)
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    Wladimir Klitschko (44-3-0)
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    Re: your post, need I say more?
     
  8. RUSKULL

    RUSKULL Loyal Member banned

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    The punishment he shipped? I don't get it. :huh

    Anyway, although Wlad has losses on his record he has yet to ever be one & done or counted out. That says a lot for a guy who had very little defense early in his career. He still has the best offence in the HW game today. He has power in both hands, an amazingly accurate & hard jab, a tricky left hook with power and a killer right hand. I didn't say his chin was granite but it sure isn't glass or he would've been out cold from the very first knockdown by Sanders, never mind the 2nd or 3rd.
     
  9. Fighting Weight

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    I thought WALD was supposed to be fighting Tua anyway, what happened to that?
     
  10. Fighting Weight

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    If you think that WALD didn't lose any rounds in all those fights then no, you needn't say any more, you've pretty much said enough.
     
  11. RUSKULL

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    Rookie mistake vs. Purrity. He shot his load early trying to impress the hometeam fans and he paid for it.

    Sanders proved you need to prepare properly and never take an opponent lightly. He didn't even spar vs. any lefties leading up to that fight and Sanders is very fast with the delivery of very straight accurate punches. His stamina is **** but how much did that matter in their bout?

    Brewster got lucky that something was wrong with Wlad's blood sugar levels, and he still couldn't KO Wlad :lol: The rematch proved that was a fluke and Lamon had no answers whatsoever.

    Besides, 3 losses and almost 50 wins is something to brag about.
     
  12. RUSKULL

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    I'll say it again, Wlad has yet to be out cold from any punches, let alone out cold from a single shot.

    You're dreaming..................
     
  13. RUSKULL

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    The mighty Hawkins lasted 10 rounds yet these imbeciles think Peter will KO Klitschko early......................:lol:
     
  14. box03

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    But you would agree that the first fight with Lamon Brewter would of went longer, brewster would of knocked him out correct?
     
  15. Fighting Weight

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    Sanders was a decent heavyweight in his prime, a fringe contender. He beat the snot out of WALD when he was at least 5 years past that prime, WALDS preparation for that fight is WALDS fault. Still, VITLAY avenged that one so alls well eh?

    Still spouting the old blood sugar **** on the Brewster fight too eh? Keep doing it long enough and someone might believe it. Amazing that his blood sugar went to pot just after Brewster landed a big left hook :yep