Riddick v Vitali?

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  1. SuzieQ49

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    I like Sanders over Bowe by early knockout. Bowe was a superheavyweight, but supersouthpaw's are a superheavyweight's kryptonite.

    Look what Sanders already did to Vitali

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    Corrie Sanders is so powerful, he inflicted those cuts on Vitali while shadowboxing in South Africa. That's also where the gash on Lewis' nose came from.
     
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    Damn right. If Sanders had been in the vicinity, both LL and VK would've been laid out flat.
     
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    Started reading this thread and stopped after this post, cause it pretty much says all there is to say on this topic. Good post. That said I also agree that a prime Bowe would probably beat a prime Vitali, but if they fought through out their careers 3 or more times, Vitali would likely win the series.