Is Valuev past his peak?

I gotta admit, Valeuv's jab was looking great against Liakhovich, but that may have had alot to do with how poorly Liakhovich performed that particular nite.

McCline was holding is own against Valuev, and who knows what the outcome would have been had McCline not had the knee rip.

I think its safe to say Haye will beat Valuev in a very decisive manner, past his peak, in his prime, or whatever.

 

:rofl

 

where exactly would sexual frustration derive from? wheres the relation in the two scenarios?? you really aren't the fastest hamster on the wheel are you?? or should i explain metaphors as well?

 

done, finish middle school if you can then get back to me.

 

na, your just being an idiot on purpose. we call people like you trolls, no need to respond to an idiot who's sole purpose is to start controversey. say hello the ignore list!!

 

shame the way the thread turned out...i thought it was a fair question.

 

apparently jazzo is since he's the only one that ever saw a "peak" in valuev's past performances. but regular people can see his style hasn't changed since his pro debut up to when he fought holyfield. but how much can a man of valuev's physical proportions can do is what the question is??

 

..ok..
well, i dunno...i think at 36 maybe you could be right...but then a lot of people say he's getting better...and is 36 that old in heavyweight boxing any more?
i dunno....but, i still think its a fair forum question, i was looking forward to a debate.

 

:yikes wtf is this thread.