oh okay, so do you automatically assume that people dont like them because of their origin? do you ever consider for one minute that maybe we just dont like their fighting styles?? some of my current favorite fighters today are korobov, golovkin, bute, mitchell, cleverly, katsidis, and boytsov. all of them european, and what do you know! all of them white!! and why is that?? they're exciting as hell to watch, in all honesty i'd rather watch paint dry then watch the klits beat an overmatched opponent in dull fashion. i mean are you really gonna tell me that vitali-johnson and vitali-sosnowski was a barnburner? or any of wlads latest fights? even as a klitschko fan you've gotta admit those fights were complete snooze-fests
First off who here who citicizes the K2 brothers don't give them any credit we all acknowledge their dominance just because we realize it is a weak division give or take the few guys the K2 brothers haven't fought yet does not mean we aren't giving them credit for what they have accomplished. Another thing that hurts them is we always talk about them as one. David Haye needs to fight a Klitscho. They cleaned out the division. I think if Tyson, Louis, Ali, or any other ATG had a brother who helped them clean out a weak division (again save maybe 3 or 4 guys K2 haven't faced yet) then it would hurt their legacy as well.
I think they not labled p4p because its an abstract concept of how they would do in every divison hypothetically. With that being said their fighting styles would not hold up in other divisions. Just my thought on y they are not considered p4p.
P4P is a measure of boxing ability devided by weight. Boxing ability is a measure of speed, power, technical skills, offense, defense, stamina, punch resistance, reach, height, accuracy, and everything else that allows a boxer to win boxing matches. The Klitschko's are pretty high up there, but better than Pac or Floyd? no way.
Tyson fought 2 drawn out fights against Razor Ruddock, and he won both, but compare that to the absolute domination by Lennox Lewis who KO'd Razor in 2 rounds.