Is Vitali Klitschko the only boxing champion who has never lost more than 2 rounds

YES. He has the best rounds won to rounds lost ratio in the history of boxing from flyweight to heavyweight! He was never floored by a punch either.

 

:deal. Absolute domination.

 

Over second rate opposition.

 

And unlike Vitali he wasn't fighting someone 7 inches shorter and 40lbs lighter than himself.

 

And if you would bother to look at the Lewis results you'd know Lewis won by TKO in the 6th.

 

:thumbsup

 

The ref f*cked that one up. Scorecards never lie.

 

:roll:atsch He lost to Lennox Lewis and he lost against Byrd.

And if he not lost to Byrd then he didn´t win against Solis!

:rofl Yes in boxing doesn´t exist scnadal Results because this sport is fair and not corrupt. Scorecards never, never lie!!atsch

Vitali won the first three Rounds and Lennox won the Rounds from 4-6. Lewis came with every round better in the fight and Vitali had much trouble in Rounds 5 & 6. In my opinion Lewis would have knocked him out in the next few rounds.

 

Vitali is the only PAPER champion who has never lost many rounds against the CAB DRIVERS he fought.

The only 2 live opponents he fought won several rounds against him and stopped him.

 

maybe Vitali should take a time machine back to the 30s have a bum of the month club, beat up a bunch of light heavyweights and cws, I think then people on this forum would respect him. what about the 80s? he could fight a bunch of crackheads/winos and get hailed as the best that way as well!

 

Joe Louis >>>> Vitali

 

ah i ám an idiot because why i give Lennox one round more like the scorecards (wich´s never lie:rofl)

comeon little Klit-Fanboy! Lennox TKO Vitali Klitschko :hey and Vitali goes through the hell in round 6. He was being knocked out in later rounds:yep:deal

so you can go home in your childroom, and pray on your Klit-Posters:hi:

 

No. Fact is Vitali won rounds 1, 2, and 4 on all cards, round 3 on one card and 5 on two cards, and he lost round 3 on two cards, round 5 on one card and round 6 on all cards. Scoring round 5 to Lewis, therefore, is hardly an indefensible position.