Prime Holyfield vs prime Vitali

holyfield via 12 rd decision.......his balance and counterpunching...side to side in and out....would keep clumsy vitali out of the loop....AND HOLYFIELDS CONCRETE CHIN...PURE GRANITE

 

TKo6.

 

holy steam rolls both brothers on the same day in his prime.

 

Lets look at some of Holyfield's losses and close fights:

- dominated by Chris Byrd, who was destroyed twice by Wlad and dominated by one armed Vitali.

- dominated by Larry Donald, who was knocked down 4 times and KTFO by Vitali (was the only man to knockdown and KO Donald).

- dominated by Sultan Ibragimov, who was dominated by Wlad.

- drew and lost to John Ruiz, who was defeated by 3 Wlad victims (David Haye, Ruslan Chagaev, Danell Nicholson)

- KTFO by James Toney, who was knocked down, badly hurt many times and dominated by Sam Peter, who was destroyed and ruined by the Klitschkos.

- drew and lost to Lennox Lewis, who was dominated and retired by Vitali.

- struggled and barely beat Ray Mercer, who was annihilated by Wlad (was the first man to knockdown and KO Mercer).

- struggled and barely beat Vaughn Bean, who was destroyed by Vitali (was the only man to KO Bean).

- beaten twice by overrated bum Riddick Bowe, who was totally outclassed and destroyed twice by Andrew Golota, who was KTFO by 4 Klitschko victims (Brewster, Adamek, Austin, Lewis)


Holyfield was a good fighter, but he's nowhere near the Klitschkos level.

Either Klitschko destroys any version of Holyfield.

 

Lets look at some notable Klitschko victories



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Ok Holyfield beats both there asses on the same night, than goes home to **** momma Klitschko in the ass like a g
:rasta

 

Holyfield UD is the safest bet.

 

Holyfield UD.

 

Holyfield SD.

 

TKO6
TEE KAY OH SIX!

UD12
U DEE TWELVE!

All Holyfield.

 

"Holyfield was a good fighter, but he's nowhere near the Klitschkos level"

I think this above statement tells me so many things about you.

That you really know your **** about boxing, and I retract everything I have said about you being a Nazi.

I bet your mother is proud of you and everything you stand for.

Deluded ***

 

lzdielzdie

 

You realize most those fights took place at least 10 years after Holyfield debutted just at heavyweight

 

EASY WORK for Holyfield. Vitali in all likelihood doesn't see the final bell.

Wlad would actually present a much tougher challenge for Holy, because of his strength, punching power, speed(for his size), footwork and superior Jab.

Holy would stop both of them, but Wlad would give him a much more difficult fight.