How will Vitali Klitschko be remembered?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by H ., Nov 15, 2007.


  1. Sakura

    Sakura Boxing Addict banned

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    Well, it depends on what you mean about that? Probably Lennox realise that it's a time to end career (before get really lost (he really get outboxed worst than ever, by first rounds))....many other fighters should to the same, before get embarrassed.
     
  2. Mind Reader

    Mind Reader J-U-ICE Full Member

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    Ill always remember him as the guy who took one of the hardest uppercuts I have ever seen and didn't fall down.
     
  3. Punisher33

    Punisher33 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    So your saying the Heavywieght division is as weak as I claim all time then?

    I agree, if Vitali is 80% he probably beats everyone in the division including Wlad IMO, he posses the ability to take a punch with the best of them and give one as well. I dont like Vitali as a person, but he is an extremely tough guy in the ring and could give any Heavyweight from any era a hard time IMO.

    I dont think Vitali is 80%, I think he will be closer to 60% IMO. He is older and probably very rusty from being out that long, and Im guessing his granite chin is not what it used to be either. For the sake of the heavyweight division I hope your right and he is 80%, his exciting style is exactly what the Heavyweight division needs right now.:good
     
  4. Drexl

    Drexl Your Hero Full Member

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    Show me where I said I never boxed. :deal

    I said a person doesn't have to have boxed to have an opinion, and that I didn't claim to be the Champ.

    Learn to read, "mate".

    I put "" around the word because clearly you are not my mate. That isn't my choice, I'm just going by the way you are speaking to me.

    No, I'm not a kid. Ask around the forum long-termers. A few know how old I am and one or two have met me and can verify everything I say. I'm not here to prove myself to you though, big man.

    Sorry if I used a phrase you can't understand. I'm having trouble dumbing myself down to your level.
     
  5. joe33

    joe33 Guest

    Oh we are not mates,fair enough i was just trying to be nice.Yep your dumb all right:hi:,but good luck with your hate on a good and decent boxer hehe,and seriously dont cry mate its not the end of the world,ok wankercunt:good
     
  6. Drexl

    Drexl Your Hero Full Member

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    :lol:

    Try again, this time in English.

    :yep
     
  7. Dorfmeister

    Dorfmeister Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I will remember him for the horrible cuts that had his fight with Lewis wisely stopped and him running around the ring, pushing Lewis arms and shouting "No, no, no" as if Lewis could have done something... And for that left hook that finished Herbie Hide's second reigning as WBO chump.
     
  8. Darthmage

    Darthmage SILENCE! I KEEL J00! Full Member

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    good sixth post.
     
  9. Fighting Weight

    Fighting Weight Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    ****ing knew it as soon as I saw the thread title :lol: :lol: :lol:
     
  10. Dorfmeister

    Dorfmeister Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    That cut is not the worst I have seen, you should see Wlad's forehead cut after the clash of heads against Davarryl. ****in horrendous, seems like special effects on some Frankestein picture, Punisher33 avatar is pretty interesting too.
     
  11. OklahomaHoss

    OklahomaHoss Active Member Full Member

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    I, of course, cannot tell you how others will remember him. I can only tell you how I will remember him.

    I will remember him as half of the greatest pair of boxers in history. Why? Not just because of thier fantastic abilities in the ring, but the incredible integrity, honesty, and class they display outside of the ring.

    These two gentlemen NEVER trash talk their opponents during press conferences. They refuse to debase the noble sport we love by turning it into a soap opera/professional wresting spactacle like so many others have done before. (Golota and Tyson, are you listening?)

    The things they have done in the name of humanity and charity is more than most politicians, much less athletes have ever done.

    You ask me how he'll be remembered?

    I tell you this: Anyone who takes the time to really look at the lives and careers of either of these two men will remember them with fondness, and respect.
     
  12. OklahomaHoss

    OklahomaHoss Active Member Full Member

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    You know nothing about the public perception. You only know about your own.

    You're not bashing?
    That's exactly what you're doing. But it's your right to do so. Just dont **** on our heads and tell us it's raining.
     
  13. OklahomaHoss

    OklahomaHoss Active Member Full Member

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    Really? And who have YOU beaten?
     
  14. OklahomaHoss

    OklahomaHoss Active Member Full Member

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    You mean came up short by being ahead on every scorecard?
     
  15. baguettesurgeon

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    He will be remembered (if at all) as the Ralf Schumacher of the boxing world.

    Except that his Brother is no legend.