Vitali Klitschko talks about Maskev and Peter.

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  1. Heavyrighthand

    Heavyrighthand Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    He has had T W O injuries over the last few years in question. You can spin that all you want trying to promote your biased veiw, but the fact is, you were saying that you just can't see a fit Vitali, when he has only had T W O injuries.

    Please, list the four or five times he pulled out of the Rahman fight. I'll wait.............

    I guess when Toney had that tendon tear before the scheduled McCline fight in his lower leg, you were ready to mark him off, too, cause had he had the second injury, you'd have written him off, too..........???
     
  2. thesandman

    thesandman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I'm not spinning anything.

    Answer me this with a yes or no.

    "Has Vitaly been able to get in the ring for a fight he has signed for, in the last three years?"
     
  3. Punisher33

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    Vitali has been making the division worse than it already is for the past 3 years, while screwing other fighters in the process, guys like Maskaev, Mccline, and Rahman like 3 or 4 times. Its time for him to sit in Wlads corner and watch him dominate an extremely weak division, Vitali's prime years are gone.
     
  4. Drexl

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    Except against the only two elite fighters he ever faced, where is KO% is ZERO.

    He is also 0-1, 0 KOs against Maskaev. :yep


    Irrelevant when he ends up losing by stoppage, and unimpressive when you look at the competition level when he didn't get stopped or quit.

    Again, irrelevant if he ends up losing. But how impressive was he really in those fights?

    - He held his own against the oldest, fattest & slowest version of Lewis ever to step in the ring. But the only round he clearly won was the second, and he lost the final round on all 3 cards. He was only leading by one clear round.

    - Seeing as you are so in to stats, he had a pitiful connect % against Byrd, only landing around the same number of punches as Byrd even though he threw twice as many. Then he quit like a *****.
    Impressive you say? You must be easily impressed.


    So he is better than Wlad in your opinion? Interesting. Based on what, exactly? :think
     
  5. Mendoza

    Mendoza Hrgovic = Next Heavyweight champion of the world. Full Member

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    The naysayers can keep talking. Vitlai plans on coming back to re-claim his title.
     
  6. Kostya Zoo

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    Wow you really hate him, don't you?
     
  7. badreader

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    Vitaly, I did have a lots of repsect for you, specially after Lewis fight, but right now all I can tell: Shut up. You got you chances. You blowed it. You quit. You pulled off. If you still can - get to the ring. No more talking. It's patetic. It's a shame. This is not the way fighter from Soviet Union should behave. Just - shut up. Please?
     
  8. thesandman

    thesandman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :bump

    come on heavyrighthand, I'm waiting....
     
  9. Punisher33

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    Heavyrighthand doesnt respond to posters that answer his questions with the right answer, He asked me to name one all time fighter thats better than Wlad whos over 6'5, I answered Vitali and he never got back to me. I wonder why?:think
     
  10. DamonD

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  11. Heavyrighthand

    Heavyrighthand Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    No, he hasn't no. So what is your point?

    You exaggerate things to make them sound extreme and redicuos. You overstate how many times he pulled out of the Rahman fight, first and foremost.

    ......and you said that cause he's had two injuries during this whole thing, that you just can't see him fit, anymore.:blood

    ??????

    That is rediculous.

    On topic, once again:

    I read on another boxing site that Vitali says he feels like he's a fit 20 year old, now. So apparently, he's after the disc surgery ready to start training again.



    All the haters will be eating crow when he steemrolls whomever wins the Peter Oleg fight, and stands dominant, once again.
     
  12. Drexl

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    No, he's just VASTLY overrated.

    I considered myself a Klitschko fan while they were "up & coming". I'm still a fan of Wlad, but the hype got completely out of control in the case of Vitali.

    He's a good fighter obviously, but for someone whose ACTUAL ACHIEVEMENTS are roughly on a par with the likes of Tony Tubbs or Mike Weaver, the nuthugging he receives is bordering on ridiculous.
     
  13. Drexl

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    Probably because your answer is self-evidently wrong. It requires no explanation.
     
  14. Punisher33

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    Heavyrighthand your one of the few Klit huggers I actually like, but how many times are you going to fall for Vitali's ****, I mean how many fights does he have to cancel for you to realize he is done as a fighter. He not only pissed boxing fans off, but he also ****ed over fighters like Rahman, Maskaev, and Mccline that trained to fight him and he backed out at the last minute.

    I was a fan of Vitali's at one time, he showed the toughness in the ring that his brother could only dream of having, when times got tough he didnt fall or go into a panic attack he kept fighting, and I really liked that about him. Even if Vitali did comeback, he will not be the same fighter he was 3 years ago.
     
  15. Punisher33

    Punisher33 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I would bet everything I got that Wlad couldnt beat Vitali, if your so smart explain to me how he would beat Vitali then. Vitali would dominate him like Corrie Sanders did, Vitali is mentally stronger and wont fold up once he gets hit, he will fire back.