Ok Klitschkho fans, lets break it down.

these are all fairly subjective. for instance, you point to holding guys hand up after he loses....isn't that good sportsmanship? he was knocked down by illegal punches from Peter, but he kept to his game plan. Wouldn't that show a tough mindset?
bad stamina? he went 12 with Peter and hurt him in the last round? shouldn't he have been gassed? you're mistaking punching oneself out by throwing 100 plus punches a round which is what Wlad does in the past.
bad chin, a good arguement can be made for a bad chin, but I think its fighting style that accounts for a lot of knockdowns.

by the way Lamon didn't walk through every punch Wlad threw. He got knocked down inthe fourth.

 

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Bad chin? No, I find it mediocre. Neither iron nor china.
Bad stamina? If you can go 12 rounds with a high punch output that's not what I call bad stamina. Or see how Klitschko looked after he beat Byrd in the seventh round: As if he had just warmed up. Maybe it's only like that if Klitschko controls the fight. So I would say, he doesn't lack stamina, but he lacks toughness and ability to recover.
Fragile mindset? An exaggeration. I agree that there seem to be some issues concerning his mentality. He seems to get into trouble if things don't go like expected. On the other hand he's very disciplined, very focused and very determined.

 

This coming from a Hatton fan?atsch

 

I hope these same guys who are picking Brewter to win are on this site on July 8th, to eat some crow. Cause there'll be plenty of it to go around. BIG portions. They can come back for seconds, even.

Wlad's toughest possible fight out there is certainly Brewter, and I think when Wlad destroy's Brewster, that should cement his position as the absolute best heavy out there.

Even the Derricks and Kaygeebees will have to admit Wlad is the man at heavy, then.

On second thought, since we are talking about staunch Wlad haters, I am sure they'll find some way to discredit the win;


-Brewster was blind going into the fight will probably be heavily used, even though his vision has been checked and cleared and is as good as ever..

-He's got alot of ring rust is another that I expect to hear alot, even though Brewster had an enen longer period of inactivity before the first fight, in which he beat Wlad.

 

Count me in too. I couldn't agree more. :yep

 

Brewster is completely unpredictable like Judah. Chances are he'll get KTFO in 4 rounds. If not he gets a sustained 12 round beating.

I mean for god's sake he got a Don King decision against Kali Meehan.

 

And also kicked the **** out of Wlad a couple years ago. How quickly people seem to forget.

 

Brewster is getting stopped via TKO in this one. Just accept it a move on.

 

ive already seen many posts by wlad haters saying "brewster is damaged goods now" and "prime brewster beats wlad again" so their already gearing up.

 

So, for everybody here saying the "Wald hatters" are getting their **** in now about Brewster, answer me this.

• Do you think Brewster is in his best form right now?
• Do you think coming off a hiding and a detached retina and a long layoff will have had some effect on Brewster?
• Can you say Brewster has been good since beating Wald? (Or since Wald beat himself I should say??). He looked **** against Meehan and really should have lost, bum rushed Golota which was always going to work, then had the bejesus beaten out of him in his last fight.

I commend Wald for taking the rematch against a guy that has beaten him. But Brewster LOST his last fight. No way he can be considered "Wlads toughest possible fight out there." He's coming off a bad loss FFS.

 

All very true. Hopefully, after this "rematch", we can see some ****in' unification, especially from a guy who has been talking unification for some time now, and then added that he'd fight Rahman this Fall. :verysad

 

Speaking of Brewster, I really think the guy has an overrated chin. People act as if he has a chin of steel, he does not! He has been hurt several times before in his previous fights, a guy with an iron chin (i.e. McCall) would never get hurt or shaken up. Brewster has a very good chin, but by no means is it that good. Brewster has the BIGGEST HEART, which is what keeps him fighting even when he gets hurt. But the point is, he DOES get stunned so I think people should put more emphasize on his heart, rather then his chin which has been getting overrated now-a-days.

 

I think Brewster is very predictable. Most patient and skilled boxers can win a UD over him. Don't expect to knock him out. If you get sloppy or stupid (like trying to trade with him) he'll probably catch you and he has the power to knock a boxer out.

 

I didn't mean to rub you the wrong way. I'm not partial. All I'm saying is Brewster is "B" level and Wlad is "A" level. Every fighter comes out to win. I've been following heavyweights too long, and I still say Brewster got lucky against Wlad, and against Golota. I don't know anything about any nuthuggers.