I Find Vitali Klitschko very overrated HW

Yes, you're right, Golota beat Bowe's ass but the media squirreled it. Bowe knew Golota had his number and quit.
Golota should have been champ.

 

Broooooster quit on his stool, too, Punkass. And he wasn't injured.

 

He was on medical suspension in the U.S. at that time...so the boxing commision did feel he was injured.

 

:good

 

I think he is underrated. He is big, skilled, fast for his size , has an iron chin, punching power and good stamina. World amateur champion (army), kickbox champion, he was leading on both score cards when losing. 1 is injury and the other is from cuts. Cut is related to luck, some guys get hit very much ,they dont get cut, some get cut. And if you watched his fights he usually totally dominates his opponents and you can feel that he is there for KO,

I agree that his opponents are not good enough but he showed he has good chance even against a better opposition. And %98 KO ratio is incredible,whether they are bum or not. We see lots of champions today who have difficulty with KOing bums.

 

yes

 

Well, he's got the highest KO% among champions in history, was never down from a punch, and has the best round wons to round lost ratio in history.

You're right. That's not to impressive....NOT.

 

Rahman did nothing, other than land the lucky bomb. VK was having his way with Lewis. I saw the fight.

 

Vitali "had his way" in the second round only. Every other round was close. Lennox swept the final round on all 3 cards.



Can we pick one of these Vitali threads and 'sticky' it at the top of the forum, and delete the rest? I'm getting tired of repeating myself.

:-((

 

Vitali has knocked out people BETTER than Sam Peter. You have to be JOKING if you think Vitali can't do it. You DO know all of his wins except one were by knockout, right?

You do know that Sam Peter was stunned by James Toney a couple of times, hurt by Oleg Maskaev, and Jameel McCline.

Nah you don't know that obviously.

You will the day after the fight though, please come back on that day.

 

Lewis was undertrained, and he still won. I don't care about Lewis being disrespected, I don't really like him that much anyway. But he wasn't in good shape, and Klitschko even said so after he lost to Lewis. It's Lewis's fault for not training like he should have, he should have learned from the Rahman fight, but he didn't, but at least this time he still got the job done in the ring.

Klitschko was winning 4-2 on the cards. Not a large margin at all, and it doesn't really matter anyway. He lost fairly. It wasn't a headbutt cut that got incorrectly called a punch.

Kirk Johnson established his standing as a "heir apparent" when a year before losing to Vitali, he almost got KO'd in the 9th round against Ruiz and got himself DQ'd. He was also in shape when he lost to Ruiz, unlike the Vitali fight.

But at least this time, Vitali won against the undertrained fighter.