Marciano vs Klitschko

Klitschko wouldn't be able to land on Marciano. He would try to use his size to smother him, but would eventually get battered.

Louis would beat him too.

I think the Louis analogy is more fitting considering the fight that will take place between him and Haye, as Haye shares SOMEWHAT similiar characteristics in style to Louis, and when you view Louis vs Carnera when he fought the dangerous, but apparently light hitting, 72 knockouts in 89 fights, Primo Carnera.

Carnera is actually more skilled than Wlad in my opinion. Look at his jab and his speed, and look at how he uses his size to smother his opponent, but also uses his hands because he knows it's a fight and not a wrestling match.

Wlad's defense is just to step away with his hands out or lean back. Primo appears more versatile in that regard as well, but considering Louis's smaller starture, faster hands, faster movement, and just as big if not bigger punch, (sound similiar), he was able to batter Carnera into submission.

Just watch Carnera though, and see Wlad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ovh8VkTxYI

It's the same guy, isn't it?

Crazy, huh?

 

Did size give Wladimir a chin? If a small man possess a huge man's punch, what advantage does a tall man have?

He's slower, less mobile, and very straight up, and considering Wlad has no chin, what real advantage does he have aside from reach which can be nullified by styles.

 

Ya'll take a look at the video I posted and tell me that's not Wlad Klitschko, but with his balls still attached.

 

Oh, and guess what Louis hit him with.....one of those wild, looping right hands everyone says Haye throws.

 

Why does he even need modern nutrition? If the mother ****er could hit hard and he had a non-stop aggressive style, why slow him down by adding weight?

It's unnecessary.

 

You're right. 50's heavyweights were much better. Just look at Primo above. He looks like a better version of Wlad, but he still couldn't compete with these blown up light heavyweights that despite being in shape with the same punching power if not greater than the one's of today, are **** compared to the guys of the 21st century?

 

Really?

Tell me the 6'6'' 250 lb, 85'' reach Carnera doesn't look just like Klitschko, yet, he's being beat by a tiny 50's heavyweight.

Just look at the film, that's all I ask.