what a load of bull****, nothing wrong with vitalis arm!!!

:rofl

Brittards do :rofl

 

Lewis TKO 6 Prime Vitali

 

Agreed, but don't think anyone was shocked by who won. Only thing that made me take a step back was the manner of victory. Backed up for large parts of the fight, in relative terms a poor performance (winning or not), and the 'shoulder injury' seemed an excuse for that.

 

i'll be you guys

:| it's not fair that a big old white man could stomp mud holes into all these slick short african american prime heavy weights! :| make it stop donald ! donald! where are you! please bring back the mid 1980s donald this isn't what you promised! wheres jesse ferguson donald! :|

 

And now we are going to have 10 pages of "119-111" versus "Lewis TKO6".

 

What made Vitali step back at times?

You could clearly see he stopped using his left hand. He was only pawing or feinting with it, he said it himself that he had to reset his gameplan. So Chisora closed the range much better but still couldnt profit from it. The compubox stats prove that theory. He never threw less jabs in a fight than this one.

 

Precisely. Cue the next 10 pages of 'Brittard' references, then replies about who the **** do Ukraine have other than the Klits at HW. Glazkov? Mazikin? General is getting so ******ed.

 

Oh, well if Vitali said that was the reason... atsch

 

:|

 

snore.

 

Just a **** rumour from the eastern block, they need to cover up why Vitali didnt look very good saturday night.

 

Vitali UD...one armed... go watch the fight you can actualy see him fighting the same kind of fight he did against Areolla up n till the fourth round then he stopes using his left to keep him off (as much) vitali sets everything up with his left and he started doing lead hand rights from the fourth on

 

Exactly! :yep:good

 

No, no, he wasn't. One look at the punch stats compared to what Vitali normally throws would have told you that.

 

the compubox ait Vitali saying so ******