Where will Wlad Klitschkos resume rank in HWT History after October 24?

I beg to differ , he's stunk out a lot of joints as far as I'm concerned.

 

Suzie, you back on the weed ?


You started a thread yesterday...

http://www.boxingforum24.com/showthread.php?t=542852


...and then abandoned it when it suddenly seemed a bit silly.


Now a day later, you're posting the same kind of nonsense ?



I'm a big fan of Wlad's and he's in my top ten, and I get a kick out of Fury. His interviews are gold !

And he's a better boxer than he's often given credit for on here and I've been following him since his third pro bout, and he's probably getting' KO'd in in Deutschland soon, but yesterday and today, you're making him out as a h2h superstar.

Who has he beaten that would even remotely justify your thread yesterday or your post quoted above.

As they say round here, catch yourself on !

 

I encourage everyone to read Carnera's own promoters (!) opinion about his own fighter. He said Carnera was regularly dropped in sparring by fighters 50 lbs lighter than him. "If only he didn't have this terrible glass jaw". Carnera was a classic case of taking a bodybuilder and sticking him in a boxing ring. He had zero boxing ability, he had a glass jaw but he made for a good story and tabloid photos.

 

I meant beat him by KO. I don't see primo getting dropped by Cunningham either.

 

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And this explains the Mansour and Carnera ****ogy?

Carnera reminds you of a 6 foot pressure fighter...., who nearly beat Cunningham in a close fight.....

To your question....win the world title and beat Loughran

 

If Wlad defeats Fury a substantive argument can be made to place him as high as third all time. He is already the second longest tenured heavyweight champion of all time only to Joe Louis. He is one defense away of tying Larry Holmes for second all time in consecutive title defenses. If you include his early run as WBO champion he has the most title fights of any hw champion. He has dominated his era, not coming close to losing in a decade. He has fought all comers (save his brother obviously), many prime opponents with a very wide variety of styles.
His resume will age very nicely indeed. It's nearly impossible at this point to keep him out of the top ten by any respectable observer.

 

Too much wrong with this post. Cunningham did not easily beat Mansour, it was a hard fought win in which he for busted open, took heavy punishment And was dropped hard twice. And Mansour and Carnera couldn't be more different physically or stylistically.

It's sad to see you like this man, what happened?