Ok Klitschkho fans, lets break it down.

Klitschkohokokoho fans everywhere appreciate your expertise which started of course with the spelling of the name.

 

Brewster won't be able to sustain the same beating he took in the first fight. Brewster has a punchers chance, and that is all. However, I don't see him landing that shot in this fight. Klitschko will be using primarily his jab throughout the fight and he won't tire out. Klitschko's jab is going to tatoo Brewster's face..however if Klitschko doesn't use the jab, then there is a good chance we will see a repeat of the first fight.

 

The same things were said of Lennox Lewis before he beat Mike Tyson. Now he is widely considered an ATG. I'm not saying that Wlad is destined to be an ATG, or even as good as Lennox (at this point). He has some hurdles to overcome. But he has the potential, and the right trainer to make it happen. I am certain that Wlad will beat Brewster this time around. But that probably won't change the minds of the anti-Wlad folks. What Wlad is lacking is a career-defining victory.

 

It would be better for the division if Wladimir would knock out Lamon decisively so I will root for him ... but ofcourse may the best man win. It will be a fans fight no doubt.

 

Oliver mccall no knocks him out :rofl but seriously i know what you mean:good

 

it would be good for boxing if wlad wins, what would happen if brewster wins? he will maybe make one title defense and then get outboxed by the next guy he can't land the deciding shot on. so no chance for unification. wlad has the will to unify, because that's the only way he gets the respect that lewis for example got.

 

How clever of you-NOT!

 

Mercer had an "iron chin" until he turned 41 and ran into Dr.Steelhammer. McCall can't last forever, he did great aginst Sam, tho, and I wish him luck--he shouldn't fight Vitali--a Peter fight would be his meat.

 

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This guy who started this thread lost his credibility when he said Wlad hadn't improved his stamina.

I guess he was moving so well, and punching hard enough to hurt Peter, in the last round of their fight, through sheer magic.

This thread is a lame attempt to try and rile up the Wlad fans.

Next topic.:blood

 

This depends on Wlad, really! if Wlad can not erase that loss from his memory comming in I give him no chance at all to win the rematch.
if Wlad can not control his emotions if he freezes or has a panick attack its over, if Wlad gets in trouble does he try to clinch or does he panick and un load tons of shots?
Brewster should be the favorite here, this is the way I am looking at it, This is Wlads first time out facing someone who beat him, and not just beat him but brutally knocked him the **** out, the mental edge clearly goes to brewster here irregardless of what both men have been able to do in the sport since that means nothing going in.
What means everything is the mind set of Klitschko and the mind set of Brewster, I think both will come to win but I also think its a repeat, Brewster will come after Wlad and I just dont know what Wlad has to offer to keep Lamon off of him.
Remember if Lamon could knock Wlad out while he was at an all time emotional low in his life, due to the death of his trainer, imagine what he can do at 100%.
Should be a good one.

 

wlad was jabbing and holding in that fight, tht does not prove anything, and so what if he thinks wlad hasn't improved his stamina?? how the hell does that make him lose his credibility????

you lost your credibility along time ago, i wont even go there......

 

To be fair and honest.
His chin is not the best, not the worst. I think he also has some balance issues. I believe if he had a horrible chin he would have been laid out not tko'd. Not a good chin that is for sure. Horrible chin=no.

Stamina-he ran out against Purrity and Brewster. I am a Wlad fan, but I'm not gonna go on about little green men etc. He was beaten end of story. How many bouts has he had and how many has he ran out of gas in? Doesn't mean he is horrible. So I'll rate it average.

Mind set. Alot of people look to his fights where he lost and say he is weak in this department. I also look to the Peter fight where he rose and won. So I'l give it the same average. Maybe a little sub-average.

What make him as good as he is.

Power. Above average in every way. One of the hardest hitters around. Jab. Above average jab. his tech is also very good. All these things together and you have a dangerous and beatable champ. If he can control his down falls, he will win. If he can't then we have Sanders/Brew/Purrity again.

 

Oh,please do. Please go there.

I'd love to see if you can quote me on anything I've said that is as off base as this Wlad slamming post, which would cause me to lose credibility.

I'll wait.:blood

And this guy has most certainly lost credibility when it come to critiquing Klitachko. Anyone with eyes could see that he had very impressive stamina, movement, and punch output all the way to the last round of the Peter fight.

And for having a fragile mindset, I don't think his getting up off the canvas as he did in the Peter fight, and going on to regroup and beat Peter, quite handily, shows any sort of fragile mindset. Not to a reasonable and prudent person, anyway.