The former is not in its Prime, but I think that this religious war has Spaz value that may top Prime Lewis/Klit. Prime Lewis Klit was fun, with Widdow's Grainy stills and Radar. This one is more ghey in my opinion. Nevertheless, I want your opinions and votes. Your Friend. Jazzo.
I have no idea what you are trying to say, but I will say that at least Lewis and Klitschko fought once. Lewis was nearing the end of his career, so there was no shame in him retiring at that point with a win, even if it wasn't a conclusive one. Floyd and Pacman walking away from this fight, with both in their primes, is simply unacceptable and will permanently taint both of their legacies.
For those who share this sentiment, I refer to the religious war that broke out regarding the end to Lewis Klitschko. Not everyone will be completely aware of its intensity. I pit it against this nonsense.
You're referring to the debate over whether the fight should have been stopped? I don't think it was anywhere near as big a deal as the negotiations for this fight, largely because that debate centered around the decision of a ring doctor, while this situation centers around the decision of both fighters and their credibility.
Ah the classic Flame wars of " I HAVE NO DOUBT LEWIS WOULD HAVE KO'D KLIT IN THE 7th" and vice versa. The legendary long threads not 50 2 post threads. That went on for years, you still see a glimpse every once in awhile.
I have no idea what you are trying to say with your poll. I think I know what you are trying to say but please rephrase without such obscure language.
Lewis-Klitschko BS is gayer. At least the Pacquiao-Mayweather BS deals with something that should be discussed, PED use in boxing and the testing procedures. Lewis-Klitschko isn't a big deal. The debate is about what WOULD have happened if not for a cut, which by the way, happened from a LEGAL punch, not Lewis's hair .
One of my favorite comments about Lewis-Klitschko was over at the scene, where one Klit-Licker said "it was just a minor cut, barely a scratch".
