Klitschko - Tyson

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by jacklondon, Nov 2, 2011.


  1. Grinder

    Grinder Dude, don't call me Dude Full Member

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    This is ridiculous, can we create a Ukranian forum for this ******?
     
  2. jacklondon

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    Get lost, punk.
     
  3. That's interesting considering Ali was the man who KO'd the 6'4 225 pound George Foreman who was a far harder puncher than either Kiltschko and the 6'6 240 pound Chuck Wepner.
    Mike Tyson was 5'10,215 pounds and 18 years old when he KO'd the 6'6 240 pound Sammy Scaff in one round! You ****ing idiot! If anything can be learned from HW boxing,it's that size really doesn't matter.

    Ali UD Wlad Klitschko
    Ali UD Vitali Klitschko
    Mike Tyson TKO4 Wlad Klitschko
    Mike Tyson TKO7 Vitali Klitschko
     
  4. FilipMNE

    FilipMNE Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :good I just dont agree on Vitali Mike would not stop him, and since Tyson had problems when opponents survives his shot i can see Vitali winning.
     
  5. Azzer85

    Azzer85 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Tyson would KO Wlad early, and Kos Vitali late or beats him on points
     
  6. jacklondon

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    You people can't seem to get it through your thick skulls that the amazing Klitschkos are a whole order of magnitude better than your hyped up heroes of the past who were little more than American and British, not world, champs. Athletes in all sports today are bigger and stronger and break old records, but you pretend that boxing is exempt. Ali, by the way, beat Foreman by his usual cheating, in this case fixed ring ropes and clinching and pawing. Foreman, unfortunately, walked right into the trap. And Ali, of course, would never give him a rematch. So many of Ali's so-called wins were nothing but cheating. Anyway, anybody with common sense can just look at the picture of Tyson standing beside Dr. K and figure out the likely outcome. Common sense isn't common here though, that's for sure.
     
  7. Ravishing Rick

    Ravishing Rick $.02 *Soutside slugger* Full Member

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    This is the classic forum. According to most of these senior citizens posting here Joe Louis would beat everybody:patsch
     
  8. Azzer85

    Azzer85 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Your obviously a Klit lover, so how can we possibly take your seriously in a thread involving the Klits?

    You remind me of a guy called Frankenfrank, your probably the same person
     
  9. Boilermaker

    Boilermaker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Except billiards. I imagine any sport that used to be popular and professional but no longer is would be the same. As opposed to sports where they have always been professional. It might also be interesting to see what would happen to modern athletes if the equipment and conditions went backwards as it happens nin boxing where Gloves are now much bigger, surfaces grippy and soft, shoes dont even have spikes anymore. It would be good to see the times of a modern cyclist if he had to ride a malvern star or Usain bolt running down a grass track with bear feet and no blocks. It would bring things back to the field quite a bit.
     
  10. and his liver and when Vitali leaned over for a second because of the pain,Mike would smash his chin which I think is overrated anyway. I said it,Vitali's chin is overrated.
     
  11. jacklondon

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    Good points - but in heavyweight boxing there are other factors, especially unlimited size allowed, and years ago very large men who were also top athletes were very rare, most heavyweights weighing in well under 200. Also the most salient factor, which they deliberately ignore in places like this, was that back in the days of their hyped up American "world champions" Russians and eastern Europeans, as well as others who compete now, such as black Africans, were not participating. They are now, and the results are very obvious.

    But you can't even engage in intelligent debate on a dumbed down place like this as you just get 95% nitwits calling names and chanting their mantras, like what you see above.

    And as per the greatly increased size of modern heavyweights, boxing is long long overdue for additional weight classes up on top - and less weight classes down on the bottom for the little squirts who have silly classifications separtaed by 2 or 3 or 4 measley pounds. But that falls on deaf ears too, because it's not just boxing forums that are overun with nitwits, it's boxing management as well, nitwits and gangsters.
     
  12. jacklondon

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    "It would be good to see the times of a modern cyclist if he had to ride a malvern star or Usain bolt running down a grass track with bear feet and no blocks."


    A subject also of interest to me, because as well as boxing, I also dabbled at one time in biclycle racing - Century Road Club, NY, NY, founded 1891.
     
  13. bigjake

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    ali was a hype job you say,i think you just don't like the man.hes 1 of the top 3 fighters of all time live with it.....
     
  14. sinol

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    ...................but nailing the body he would
     
  15. fists of fury

    fists of fury Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The height difference doesn't seem as great in the above picture. Tyson could definitely reach that chin.

    If Vitali beat Mike, it's because he's a better fighter, not because he's bigger.

    If the 'size uber alles' argument is taken to it's logical conclusion, Valuev should by rights be the best heavyweight in the world.