Vitali Klitschko, the most avoided heavyweight in the past 50 years?

You are absolutely full of it,the fight should have been stopped before it actually was.

 

Vitali had 33 fights under his belt including some for alpha titles he was bang in his prime.Lewis was past his and not in top shape END OF.

 

You even managed to get those two the wrong way round, well done, idiot.

Let me make it simple for you, due to the fact you are a simpleton, then you can explain it to the other idiot Auntie Bug.

Lewis was scheduled to fight Johnson in June 2003, with Vitali on the undercard. Johnson pulled out injured, so Lewis fought Vitali instead, and won. Have you got that part?

Try using any common sense you might have left, and ask yourself why if Lewis was serious about carrying on fighting he would have stood by while the loser fought Johnson in December 2003.

I fully understand you are an idiot, but even you couldn't be moronic enough to claim Lewis was running scared of Kirk Johnson, surely to fuk?

 

Wrong again Mendozy, unless you think people are seriously going to take the word of agenda driven fools on internet boards over official versions of events.

Above your garbage.

Below, actual version of events.

Do you know the meaning of the word rumoured Mendozy? In more than 90% of cases it is what newspapers do Mendozy. They start rumours, and not just in Britain, all over the world.

 

15 is very kind, more like edging into top 40.

but I also think tysons resume is fringe 10 at best because of his poor longevity. I assume you are talking about the greatest ones ever at HW.

 

Louis, Ali, Holyfield are the only guys I'd put above Tyson in terms of resume. Oh and Lewis too, although the gap between Lewis resume and Tysons isn't as big as people make out.

Foreman and Wladmir are debatable.

Tysons resume is stronger than Marcianos, Holmes, Bowes, Vitalis, Dempseys and Listons in my opinion.

 

And if they lose again, you have to fight the other brother. Dont forget that stipulation!

 

Tysons overall resume is underwhelming but his reign as champion was terrifying. So many back to back fights againt the best guys around. Nearly every defense was quality.

 

Well I know that Valuev sparred Sanders, who schooled him, so maybe Valuev looked at Vitali and what he did to Sanders and decided it wouldn't be worth the pain. Just speculating here - I don't know if that timeline fits actual events.

 

I was alluding to the fact that they both beat comparable opposition and both lost in their biggest fights. Vitali is a little better than spoon but that's the general idea.