How do you think Bruno would have done against the Klits?

I think Bruno would have knocked them both out.

They all fought upright throwing one twos only Bruno hit much harder.

 

I'd give him a chance against Wlad, but I'd favour Wlad.

No chance against the Vitali that fought Lewis barring a similar cut/injury.

 

He'd have trouble with WALDO, certainly.

If he could compete with the jab, he'd be a live underdog.

He'd be in a firefight with VITLAY.... it's a case of who nails who first I think.

 

At the moment maybe, but the old Vitali was a lot more mobile and faster too. Even if he got nailed by Bruno there is a good chance he takes it based on what we saw in the Lewis fight. Bruno probably hits harder than Lewis, but still...Vitali took them pretty damn well. I'm not sure Bruno would take too many of the punches Lewis did, certainly not later into the fight he wouldn't. He starts to look like a tree blowing in the wind when he gets hit and his stamina is fading.

 

I would favour the Klits in both fights, but Bruno would have a much better chance of beating Wlad IMO.

 

Is McCall Bruno's finest hour?

 

Him vs Wlad would be good fight because he'd make him fight. He have all attributes to get at Wlad. Who wins well depends a lot on Bruno's mentality and who can land first.

Bruno would have great chance if he fought him Prime vs Prime. As said Vitali different kettle of fish.

 

I think the Lewis fight was Bruno's best showing.

He might have stopped McCall had he performed to the same level, as daft as that sounds.

 

Thanks, only seen the Mcall fight in full will watch him against Lewis now:good

 

Yep the Bruno from the Lewis fight definitely gives Wlad a hard time. He had the physical size, skills and punching power to stand and fight with Wlad. It seems to be a recurring theme in Wlad fights, he's way bigger, longer arms, easily dominates at arms reach without being in punching range of his opponent and none of them have the lateral movement or head movement to get inside that. He'd always be in punching range against Bruno. It would test his beard at the very least.

 

You'll be surprised.

The cards at the stoppage read 57-57 (x2) & 59-55 to Bruno. 59-55 is pretty accurate :deal

Lewis was all at sea, Bruno's jab was working brilliantly and because of that (and Bruno's known power) Lewis couldn't open up..... until the hands dropped and it was good night.... though Lewis still had to hit Frank with about a million uppercuts before Mickey Vann stepped in.