The Klitschkos are probaby "Not" the best HWs in the world.

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  1. steve w

    steve w Active Member Full Member

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    AS i HAVE POSTED BEFORE, THE BROTHERS ARE ALMOST VILIFIED FOR BEING CIVILISED, INTELLIGENT AND RESPECTFUL SPORTSMEN. IN THE "RED LIGHT DISTRICT" OF SPORT WHICH IS BOXING THEY ARE A BREATH OF FRESH AIR. NO TRASH TALKING, NO CRIMINAL RECORDS, MAKES THEM ALMOST BORING FOR SOME. THEY LET THEIR FISTS DO THE TALKING AND ANOMILIES THAT THEY ARE SHOULD BE RESPECTED FOR THIS ABOVE AND BEYOND THEIR BOXING ACHIEVEMENTS.
     
  2. FORMIDABLE

    FORMIDABLE Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Mike Tyson said it best when asked, "what happened to the great American heavyweights?"..to which he replied, "they've probably all been beaten by the Klitschkos"

    The OP might be right, it's not that the athletes aren't there, or that the conditions or climate these past great American heavies were bred from has changed too much.

    What has changed in recent times is these well schooled eastern european fighters from these great systems have finally been given a chance in the pro ranks and they've had the most success in the heavyweight divisions, which historically has been the playground of the biggest and the baddest and not necessarily the most skilled American athletes.
     
  3. Antsu

    Antsu Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Did Vitali gets nominated to respectful sportsman by bullying fighters at press conferences, trying to kick opponents during boxing matches, threatening opponents after losing a match and trying to attack triumphant warrior, during his victory celebration, because his brother lost the match?
     
  4. MRBILL

    MRBILL Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The K-brothers are THE BEST out there at 200+ pounds in 2011 without doubt.... It's not even close....
    :-:)good

    David Haye and Tom Adamek are the only real viable contenders to either pretend or contend against the brothers...
    :hey:deal

    The other chaps on the block are either too green or too old and are merely hanging around seeking to milk a final payday...
    :bbb

    KLIT POWER RULES!!!:shock:

    MR.BILL:hat
     
  5. steve w

    steve w Active Member Full Member

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    vITALI IS NOT A ***** AND WILL RESPOND TO VULGAR ,CHILDISH AND AND UNPROFESSIONAL ACTIONS AND COMMENTS FROM NEANDERTHALS FROM A BYGONE ERA. HE STARTS NOTHING BUT FINISHES PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING!
     
  6. Antsu

    Antsu Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He did start it with Corries by attacking in the ring and with Lewis trying to kick him durring boxing match. Also he cant take defeat like a true sportsman.

    Face it he is nowhere near being a respectful gentleman sportsman.

    Hes brother is a respectfull sportsman but Vitali aint.

    Nothing wrong with that IMO, but he just aint
     
  7. MRBILL

    MRBILL Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    V.K. is now aging and prolly slipping a tad, yet you'd never know it by viewing the tape against Odlainer Solis last March.... BUT! Even at age 40 it is clear V.K. is an ATG champion... He cannot do anything about the modern state of the division, but he's cleaned house with everyone he's fought since Dec. 2003....

    V.K. is bad-ass for sure....:deal:bbb

    MR.BILL:hat
     
  8. Blake Rayne

    Blake Rayne Fat Cuban Aficianado Full Member

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    :deal
     
  9. PH|LLA

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    even if they are superior because of a better boxing program, they are still superior.
     
  10. steve w

    steve w Active Member Full Member

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    Agree absolutely, but no one more than me would like to see more heavyweight competition coming out of the usa, but something has happened there, they are unfit and limited in skill, basically club fighters.
     
  11. Bubby

    Bubby Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    They always were limited, but when every one is a club fighter, who is to know the difference?
    Anybody that knows anything about boxing can see the poor quality of the past greats. George Foreman is the only great from the "Golden Age" to fight an East European, And what happened? Axel Schulz, one of the poorest of the East Euros beat Foreman in most everyone's eyes.
    And Schulz wouldn't rank in the top fifty best Eastern heavyweights...
     
  12. EnzoRD

    EnzoRD Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Lennox Lewis did say the hardest fight of his career was against Željko Mavrović.
     
  13. steve w

    steve w Active Member Full Member

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    I THINK THE DIFFERENCE IS THAT THE STRAIGHT BACK EUROS ARE TECHNICALLY MUCH MORE PROFICIENT, AFTER ALL BOXING IS A SCIENCE, THERE APPEARS TO BE PREOCCUPATION IN OTHER AREAS WITH FLASHY SHOWBOATING AT THE EXPENSE OF THE BASIC ASPECTS OF THE SPORT. hUGELY TALENTED FIGHTERS CAN DO WHAT EVER THEY WANT BUT PRETENDERS ARE TECHNICALLY EXPOSED.
     
  14. Antsu

    Antsu Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Where he said that?