Lewis wouldn't have got passed Wlads jab

Lewis would prolly rock Wlad with his jab.

 

wishful thinking.

 

African-American please. Wladimir would be on his back by round 3.

 

It wouldn't matter much in the outcome. I think Lewis would be skilled enough to avoid Wladimirs jab most of the time, you forget that they basically fight the same style the only difference is Wladimir having the better balance and footwork, but Lewis has the better punch variety. And Wladimir doesn't have the ability to keep an opponent off-balance the way Prime Viitali could.

 

True. Wlad would do a number on Lewis with his jab

 

Instead of TKO6, it would be a TKO5

 

I'm starting to think that Wald is Lewis 2.0

 

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Klitschko didn't even expect that, great skill from Lewis.

 

come on man this **** has to stop.. I HATE HEAVYWEIGHT's but its clear as **** an old shot as we have ever seen him lennox lewis gave vitali all he could handle

remember that vicious uppercut he landed on vitali? yer well his brothers chin would fly clean out of the arena from that badboy

prime for prime lennox lewis would ko wlad within 2 rounds

 

What uppercut? Lewis would have never made it out of the second round against Wlad

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You're right. It takes guys like Old Tony Thompson and Mormeck to get passed the 2nd round.

 

Passed is a verb in the past tense, dude. I have zero clue as to what you're trying to say about Lewis and Wlad. Lewis would've gotten passed, maybe? Like, is Lewis supposed to get passed by Wlad's jab? As if he's an object like a basketball being tossed around. Could you be trying to say that Lewis wouldn't get passed towards Wlad's jab? Like somebody is going to physically pick up Lewis and toss him, but it won't be towards the jab of Wlad? But who is going to physically toss Lewis? Who is physically strong enough for that? Pudzianowski, maybe? Wait, maybe you forgot quotations around Lewis wouldn't have gotten passed, and the "Wlad's jab" afterwards signifies that it was a quotation and a possible jab at Lewis by Wlad. But if that is the case, Wlad forgot to say what Lewis wouldn't get passed by. Jesus, this is confusing.

No fault of your own, but I'm just not quite understanding you. Maybe if you could explain further, I could hopefully process the concept you're trying to get across as respond appropriately in this thread. Thanks.