The holograms for Vitali's introduction would all beat him.

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  1. Primenal

    Primenal Boxing Addict Full Member

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    PLEASE, Vitali would have a chance at any of those guys.
    Tyson-Didn't do well against much larger opponents who'd hold/ knew how to use there size.
    Holyfield-much smaller than Vitali.
    Lewis/ Foreman both are close matchups, but possible for either to win depending on the fight.
    Fraizer-haven't watched enough to say, but I don't think he was a BIG heavyweight???
     
  2. Tom_Tocca

    Tom_Tocca The Provider Full Member

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    Na, Vitali just wanted to torture Samuel for what he did to his lil brother and running his mouth about them both...
     
  3. jamel

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    How many fights of each of the five former champs have you actually seen people ?
     
  4. Jennifer Love Hewitt

    Jennifer Love Hewitt Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    In their primes...

    Fraizer gets bounced around the ring. Fraizer's style sucks against big power-punching guys, and Vitali is really big.

    Foreman beats Vitali.

    Larry Holmes Beats Vitali.

    Tyson beats Vitali.

    Holyfield may beat Vitali, but he may lose too.

    Lewis murders him.
     
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  6. jamel

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    Did Lewis murder him when they last fought, I must have missed the 2nd fight they had then. Because that didn't happen the first time !:-D
     
  7. wooz

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    Well Doh! Still it was a great entrance. :D
     
  8. RonnieHornschuh

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    vitali - foreman 50/50 - foreman didn't show very much ring intelligence in his early years
    vitali - frazier 80/20 frazier would get bounced around the ring a là foreman
    vitali - fields 60/40 evan went live and death with bowe and lost, so why not to vitali
    vitali - lennox 35/65 i'd favor him
    vitali - tyson 50/50 didn't fight well against tall fighters
     
  9. Bluenose

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    A prime Mike Tyson (The focused young lad training under Cuss) would have KO'd Vitali without a shadow of a doubt. He was so focused, raw and hungry and would have caused anyone trouble.

    The man was a machine. Shame he never reached the potential,
     
  10. Jennifer Love Hewitt

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    I said in their primes!

    And old man Lewis came pretty close to murder. Vit did look kind of like a decaying zombie with all that blood from those cuts.
     
  11. radianttwilight

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    Frazier 50/50

    Foreman 50/50

    Lewis UD/TKO

    Tyson TKO

    Holyfield UD

    Vitali is very awkward but his lean-back defense and his sloppy punching would get him ****ED up against someone like Tyson.

    I don't know if Foreman would have enough gas in the tank to get Vitali out of there, hence 50/50.

    If Frazier survives the first couple of rounds he's gonna tear Vitali up.

    Ancient Lewis beat Vitali already.

    Holyfield is a tough pick, but the way he fought against Bowe and Lewis (even when wayy past prime) would make me favor him over Vitali, slightly.
     
  12. jamel

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    Oh Ok in their primes. Well I guess Lewis would win by stoppage or UD, but I definitely couldn't see it being a total beatdown.
     
  13. yale

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    Yeah I was there, people screamed like mad for the Tyson part. The booed Don King like mad! haha
     
  14. jamel

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    Hey if you have Audley you can't not include Frank Bruno he kicks Audley's ass anytime.:-D
     
  15. elchivito

    elchivito master betty Full Member

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    i think vitali would have the style to beat ,tyson,foreman, and frazier, who never did well with jabbers, and would certainly give Ali fits, who'd have to be at his best to counter with rapid combinations and win a split dec. Lewis would also have to dig deep ko vitaly in the later rounds, but i do see lennox and vitaly almost evenly matched. i think vitaly is evenly skilled as lennox, but lennox still had a more potent right hand that could change the course of a fight.