What happened to Wlad?

Klitschko also knew Fury when they fought

 

I wrote before that I felt Fury would win on points and explained that I felt because Fury is a mover, I didnt think wlad would be throwing the right as much as he would have trouble landing the jabs first. This seemed to be the case to me

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After writing this, I read in Boxing News -

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Tyson Furys wife had previously miscarried and he found out fight week she was expecting again

http://www.skysports.com/klitschko-...he-is-to-be-a-dad-again-before-klitschko-bout

This was a huge weight on Tyson's shoulders. Far more distracting then anything Wlad was going through. On top of it all he was going into enemy territory where the whole system was rigged against him to fight a guy he was expected to get banged out by in 4-5 rounds tops.

By your reasoning Fury's win is even greater than it already is.

 

Knowing he was going to be a father for the third time would surely have lifted him not burden him.

 

Neither of us can speak for the man , but given the fact his wife miscarried during her last pregnancy its fair to say he was carrying both positive and negative emotions.

Wlad performed just fine after the passing of his father and trainer.

Mental strength is part of the game. Fury would always get inside Wlads head.

 

Pacquiao shoulder wasn't hurt lmao. He's just a mental midget. He makes absurd excuses every time he loses. But regardless Floyds been old and not at his best. He's just an exceptional fighter that comes once in a lifetime. His mental game is is best asset. Cerebral fighters are hard to find.

 

A few things. He was older. He did not take Fury seriously. His corner wasn't great and should have warned him to go for it much sooner than round ten. Fury was in his best shape.

What is known is Fury could not really hurt him. So if there is a re-match, expect Wlad to be more aggressive and I doubt Fury will have the same focus or shape.

 

Purely assumption on your part and a false one at that. Wlad takes every opponent seriously. Nobody would argue against that.
Most of all , he wouldn't take a guy lightly who his trainer had praised and predicted would be a future world champion.

 

Fury's win was a fluke. He caught a rapidly aging Wlad at the right time, slightly outpointing him in one of the worst title fights in boxing history. The fat crude goofball doesn't make it past 6 rounds against prime Wlad.

 

That's kinda harsh

 

Floyd is an exceptional fighter true.

But I suppose the DR, who's MRIs showed a minor tear 3 weeks before the fight should be stripped of his license to practice medicine because your 20 yrs of medical school and training and thorough examination of Pac and your countless tests far outwiegh his pathetic 12 yrs of schooling and the couple of hours he spent examining the MRIs.

 

Bro we can discuss this in the lounge. It's dead horse. Team PAC officially changed their story from being hurt before the fight to during the fight because people were throwing lawsuits at him. The guy was healed from saltwater man. I'm not making any of this up. He was as hurt as much as he doesn't know what a steroid is, needle phobias or not. He sure doesn't mind toradol injections either. The guy is a has been. He's even begging Connor as well as Floyd for a fight now. I thought we were all past Manny lmao