Presumably Walcott would have been DQd had he not adopted a more agresive stance (unless the reff was bluffing). If you want an example of a fight from that era where the fight was stopped because the fighters were not fighting hard enough, and their purses given to charity, then you will find many.
It is possibly his job to entertain ,would you not agree? How many Klitschko fights have you found entertaining?
Are you on drugs? I think so. What does "PRESUMABLY" mean for your TRY of argument? There is NO argument anymore in that case. Period.
If you cannot understand my point then forgett it. Vitally undoubtedly wishes that he fought in an era where he could be threatened with DQ for not forcing the fight agresivley enough.
Why is this thread still going ? Klit lovers will say Vitali, and all the sane people will say Louis.
The point is that fighters in that era could be thrown out for negativity. Like Holman Williams and Charley Burley were.
Nobody has said that in this thread. This discussion you're in is about a general style. As I remember the fighters in questionw were Lennox Lewis and Muhammad Ali. Klitschko has nothing to do with it, and nowhere has anyone said Louis would beat Vitali by DQ based upon Vital's inactivity. You really don't help when you make stuff up.
I think this might be a reference to the apocryphal story spread by Sugar that Pep won a round versus Graves without throwing a punch, but it's hard to be sure. Anyway, your story probably isn't true, mine is, mine is also relevant, yours isn't. But you obviously don't want to understand - now think, if you will, why Klitschko fans enjoy a less than good reputation on this forum.
After living through that period and and following boxing closely, I understood janitor's point perfectly! You evidently did not live during that time and did not understand. That's okay. :good