Where in the Top 10 does Vitali belong?

I like Vitali more than Wlad but based on his resume he is somewhere around 20, he isnt in top 10 for sure!

 

I was referring to Dr. K's AGE, not his ranking, sir...
And Lewis is in the very next group.

 

so the aggregate opinion, ie the average of these opinions, which is basically what should be counted as a fair representation of accurate public opinion is that Vitali figures at 17.2-th place.

That sounds about right, since this brave but lumbering jabber would get his head knocked off by a genuine top tenner.

 

he's 20-25. This is a serious troll thread what a joke of a poll.

Vitali got tko'd by an out of shape and over the hill lennox in only 6 rounds, how could he ever be rated above him. Chisora just lasted 12 rounds with him:sad: who the fcuks chisora how embarrassing for vitali :sad:

 

Ah, it was ambiguous.

My apologies. I thought you had him ranked at #40.

And I suppose a small case could be made for excluding Lennox from the top ten.

I have him in my top 4.

 

No.

I have him at the lower end of the top twenty.

But head-to-head, there are a number of guys in my top ten that Vitali would probably beat.

 

I'd say he definitely is in the top 15, with Wlad breaking the top 10. If Vitali fights long enough to break Foremans record, then he easily would be skyrocketed into the top 10.

 

pushing the top10, head to head probably higher, i couldn't see how someone like joe frazier could possibly beat vitali.

 

So hard to say as he has had the honor of serving in the worst HW era in memory.

He needed a foil but one never emerged.

Unless one of the brothers cheats on the others wives or whatever, I don't foresee any epic heavyweight fights on the horizon for a very long time.

 

1. Ali
2. Louis
3. Foreman
4. Johnson
5. Lewis/Holmes
6. Lewis/Holmes
7. Marciano
8. Frazier
9. Holyfield
10. Liston/Dempsey
11. Liston/Dempsey
12. Jeffries
13. Tunney (would be higher If he had more fights at heavyweight)
14. Tyson
15. Vitali/Bowe

Many will probably argue Foreman is to high at 3 but virtually having two careers with completely different styles shows his versatility and I don't see how you could have him out of your top 5. (this was off the top of my head)

 

I fail to see how anyone can fail to include Lennox Lewis in their top 10.

 

:good dominated arguably the best heavyweight era of boxing

 

11-15 range for me based on resume to date.

However, an absolute H2H nightmare for any HW in history.

 

:deal

 

Definitely in the top 15....