It's safe to say that Wladimir would knock out his brother at this point.

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  1. PFG

    PFG Active Member Full Member

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    Vitali being opened for counters is only an optical illusion he plays. He always seems opened for counters, but very rarely gets hit.
    Vitali would beat all boxers today, including Wlad (though it wouldn't be as clear cut). People talk about Wlad hitting Vitali, but that wouldn't happen without the punch being at least countered. And unlike Wlad, Vitali is way more durable. Vitali would impose himself in the later rounds due to superior stamina.
     
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  2. KOTF

    KOTF Bingooo Full Member

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    I don't think Wladimir would knock out Vitali but I think Wlad would win a decision now
     
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  3. Svengali

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    **** or get off the pot. Fight the best fighters there are or abdicate.
     
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  4. Ripple633

    Ripple633 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Never say never, I think Chambers has the skills to pull of the upset. The question is will he? We have to wait till March 20 for that.
     
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  5. Rumsfeld

    Rumsfeld Moderator Staff Member

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    I can't see Chambers beating Wlad, but I will say this: Chambers earned his shot at Wlad.
     
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  6. Ripple633

    Ripple633 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Vitali was open to a left hook through out the whole fight, it's just that Johnson didn't throw it. Johnson from what I've seen is still too green and was not ready for a title fight especially against someone like Vitali.
     
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  7. Ripple633

    Ripple633 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Chambers has proven that he can block, slip, and duck punches for 12 rounds straight. The problem for Chambers is getting within punching range, that means getting past Wladimir's jab. If Chambers can get within punching range often he can win the fight. Chambers is known for his low work-rate, lets see if his offense can kick up a notch against Wladimir.
     
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