What is Vitlai Klitschko’s most impressive boxing stastics?

That was hilarious.

 

From yourself? No. From someone who knows how to debate with hard facts, and not empty rhetoric? Yes.

Random Guys? These were the very last 15 fighters he fought over the last 6 years, during his period of being either a belt holder or a contender. These are the fights that are most relevant. What other opponents should I be listing? Ross Purity perhaps. Everett "big foot" Martin? how about the 35 year old mediocre Phil Jackson?

If this is your only attempt at a rebuddle than I'd say you're indeed in trouble.


then averaged their age and came up with around 34? You think that shows that Wlad feasted off of the shells of old fighters?[/quote]

 

I don't know what he thinks, but I think it does...the guy says he compiled and averaged the stats for the last 6 years and 15 fights. It seems like he made an effort. If he left guys out in that period, who were they...???

 

Oh do be brief.

Cuts stoppages may be a disappointing way to end a fight but if its due to punching its 100% utterly valid.

I spose Our 'Enry was robbed against Clay wans't he?

 

His most impressive statistic is:

Lewis TKO6

 

You challenged the guy, he backed up his words with analysis.

You are making yourself look a tit by continuing to press the issue.

 

Oh, the good old fun facts to defend Quitali's weak resume

How about some real facts that matter, like say, wins over legitimate contenders?

Brittley's record against ring ranked top 10 guys: 3-2

How many of those 3 wins were against either old, overweight, or both old and overweight guys: 3

How many of those 2 losses were against feather-fisted slappers: 1

And the remaining loss was against a Lewis who hadn't fought in a year, was at the heaviest weight of his career, and nearly 38. The last time he entered the ring underprepared for a bout, Hasim "Oleg's Son" Rahman laid him out.

But surely, Brittley would prove without a doubt to be better than Oleg's son Rahman, right? He wouldn't get forced by the WBC to fight him and then cancel 4 straight times, would he? I mean, who would do such a thing?

Then again, Quitali beat much better opponents than Rahman ever did, like Corrie Sanders?

Oh wait, Rahman beat a younger, more active, and lighter Corrie Sanders.

Rahman's 2nd best victory > Shitali's best career victory.

But Vitali sure was good at winning rounds, and he "would have, could have, should have" beat whomever.

Virtual reality wins is what matters, not real wins.

 

He fought Byrd.

After all, he didn't lose that fight. In Brittleyland, it only matters if you're ahead on points when you quit or the fight is stopped.

 

:happy

 

Magoo...

I will rattle off some of Wladimir Klitschko's biggest wins as they stood in that point in his career...
(In no particular order)

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- 31-1 - WBO Champion - 30 years old - Went on to be #1 ranked Heavyweight by Ring Magazine and the IBF Champion after Wlad beat him.

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- 24-0 - Top Contender - IBF Title Eliminator - 25 years old - Went on to become #2 ranked Heavyweight by Ring Magazine and the WBC Champion after Wlad beat him.

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- 22-0-1 - WBO Champion - 32 years old - Still ranked top 10 by ring Magazine after Wlad beat him.

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- 39-2-1 - IBF Champion - 35 years old - Ranked #1 Heavyweight in the World by Ring Mag when Wlad knocked him out.

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- 29-0 - Top American Contender in the World - 31 years old

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- 33-3 - Revenge fight for Wlad - Brewster was only one fight removed from being one of the top 3 ranked heavyweights in the world. Also, was a WBO Mandatory.

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- 28-3-2 - Top American Contender at the time and Top contender to Wlad's WBO title. Was coming off impressive wins over Michael Grant, Lance Whittaker, and Shannon Briggs.

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- 23-1 - Solid Top 15 at the time - 29 years old - Was a highly regarded prospect just as was Wlad when they met. Went on after this loss to climb back into the top 10 rankings.

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- 18-1 - Rematch of the Olympic finals - 28 years old - As stated earlier, Wolfgramm was the silver medalist at the Olympics, losing only to Wlad. He was also coming off of a recent win against Jorge Luis Gonzalez. (Early in Wlad's career)

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- 23-2-1 - Solid top 15 fighter at the time - 33 -Most widely known for his brutal knockout over Mo Harris. Was thought at the time to be a huge threat to Klitschko with his size and punching power.

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- 17-1 - A highly regarded prospect at the time - 28 years old - Was coming off of a very impressive wide Decision victory over Lamon Brewster.

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- 44-3-1 - Formerly won the IBF title - 33 years old - His only losses to that point came against Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, and Michael Moorer.

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- 24-3-4 - #1 Contender by the IBF - 36 years old - Hadn't lost a fight in 6 years coming into the fight. Just fought Sultan Ibragimov to a draw.

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- 26-3-1 - Highly regarded contender - 30 years old - Well known for being robebd against Foreman, in which Foreman was stripped for not remathing Schulz, and a very tough SD loss to Moorer.


I will end it there... and I already gave you that Mercer was old.... I think or at least I HOPE that you get the point by now. Wlad beat just about all of these guys either at, or very near the top of their game. He sure as hell wasn't feasting off of the shells of older fighters. Of all of the haters out there, you are the only person I have heard even try and claim that he did.

 

^^^

Wlad has a solid resume, excellent among current HWs.

However, the Brewster rematch looks far better on paper than it really was.

Sure, Brewster had been ranked high in the ratings. He also couldn't even get licensed in the states because of his eye. He was damaged goods from all the beatings he took in his career, especially the Sergei fight.