What is Vitlai Klitschko’s most impressive boxing stastics?

So.... Lennox was in shape based on how he looked in his previous fight over a year before?


I guess you believe Johnson was in great shape against Vitali, after all he looked fine 6 months earlier.

:nut

 

Are you expecting me to argue that Vitali accomplished anything near Lewis? I'm not going to do that, because he didn't.

Wlad however, is well on his way.

 

This gets better and better!!!

260lb Kirk, 38 year old Sanders and 260lb Williams are as good as Tua, Botha, Grant, Holyfield (twice), Mavrovic, Briggs, Golota, Akinwande and McCall?

Dude, you rule! This is comedy GOLD!!! :happy

 

I take it you're not going to bother countering my statistics. That's fine. You wanted me to back up my claim, and so I did, rather extensively.

Good day sir.

 

I still can't get over Magoo trying to pretend like Wlad has been feasting on the shells of old fighters.

 

I agree about Wlad, but what has he got to do with the discussion me & you were having? We were talking Vitali & Lennox.

 

Man, all you are doing is making yourself look pathetic. If you think that you proved by that list of fighters and ages, that Wlad has been feasting off the shells of old fighters... you are a bit touched in the head.

 

Still no counter argument, and only petty insults. I think we've established where the credibility is here, and where it is not.

 

Nice post...probably the definitive statement on the subject.

 

After Vitali fought Lewis... everyone in his camp agreed that Vitali was looking better and better. However, we clearly know that 3 fights later he was forced to retire due to injuries. How on earth am I then supposed to guess when his prime was? He most likely spent his prime in the operating room. The man's body was wrecked by kickboxing injuries... and it isn't really comparable to normal standards. However, he was clearly becoming a much better technical fighter after his fight with Lewis. So.. in other words... he beat Johnson, Sanders, and Williams and then had to retire when he would have been in his prime. Before he fought Lewis, he would have clearly been in his physical prime still... but he was really lacking in the technical department. He was growing with experience just as Lewis was doing around when he was Vitali's age in his career.

 

Of course...like the Four times Lewis signed to face Vitali, and never showed up.

Oh wait, wrong guy.

 

You really think that deserves a counter? You just named a bunch of random guys off of Wlad's resume.... (leaving most on his resume out)... then averaged their age and came up with around 34? You think that shows that Wlad feasted off of the shells of old fighters?

 

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:roll: How opponents are viewed is all that matters when discussing ducking...