Lewis vs Vitali. Was there ever a bigger demand for a re-match in the past 20 years?

was there a bigger demand from you, you mean?

well only you can tell us.

but no, tko6 when in worst form ever over a prime is pretty emphatic. rematches are about split decisions, or obvious cheating (in which case they aren't really rematches in the real sense, they are the first match without the cheating).

 

Tyson Holyfield or Bowe Holyfield would be the only hw fights in that range. I'd give the edge to VK LL though.

 

davarryl Williams guy vs klitschko.

sanders vs klitshcko

purity vs klitshcko

prime (not 1 eyed) Brewster vs klitschko.


to be fair, no, they were tearing klitshcko up, no need for a rematch. it was clear who was winning there.

 

I represent all trolls ...only on planet K.


Mendoza thinks only one post is the entire representative reply of all on this board - only on planet K

Mendoza ignores all the other posts on this forum to save face and call a day on his thread and thus claim a victory before he gets further embarrassed, more like.

 

To try to keep this from being put in the stupid dungeon of the tko thread, I'll say I do believe VK LL II was the most ostensibly obvious rematch that was never made in heavyweight history. I can't think of another one that didn't happen that was as obvious, i.e., two ATG's with an unsatisfying result leaving tons of room for debate about who the better fighter is. Witherspoon Holmes is the only one even coming to mind, and obviously, as great as Witherspoon was, no one will argue he's an ATG, unless you count ATG's around 60 or 70 all time.

But to be fair, and I'm a big Vitali fan, it probably only have enhanced history if Vitali won. If LL won, and I'm personally close to 50/50 on who would have won the rematch, it may very well have permanently derailed Vitali's career. Considering his injury issues and political interests, he may have just forgone the time to get back on track and retired early. Therefore, if Lennox won, his two victories over Vitali wouldn't look nearly as impressive as his one victory in real life.

Obviously, if VK won the rematch and everything else about his career remained the same, it vaults him over his brother and into the top 4 or 5 all time.

 

when in boxing title history has a rematch with a 38 year old been the most ostensibly obvious rematch?

be specific.

 

I didn't see the point in a rematch. An old ready to retire Lewis, smashed Vitali's face in half and almost ruined his eye in route to a TKO. What more was there to see?

 

so now I am too ignorant to be a good troll.... but just previously you said my post represented all trolls on this thread.


K.S.D.O.A.


yeah I don't say "I will crush" anyone...I do it.

 

Lewis tko6 vitali

 

tis shame for you that you are CLEARLY and BLATANTLY talking about a rematch and NOT the first fight.

he'd be 38 for the rematch, not 37.

K.S.D.O.A. not only that, but you've made that same mistake again, making it previously on another thread. So this is Kliturd re-self destructs once again.
I need to pen a new acronym for you.

step out of your ignoring posts suit and you'll find plenty.