Will Vitali Klitschko Quit on his stool if the going gets tough vs peter?

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  1. Suge Green

    Suge Green Boxing Junkie banned

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    Brewster was on medical suspension in the states when that fight took place. It should have never happened.
     
  2. TheGreat

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    Noone makes excuses for Brewster quiting unlike Vitaly who quit to avoid getting KO'd.
     
  3. Thread Stealer

    Thread Stealer Loyal Member Full Member

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    All those guys also beat numerous quality fighters. Great champs, good (in-shape) contenders, etc...

    Shitali beat Golf Sanders, Herbie Hide, Whale Johnson, and Danny Williams.

    Just thought you should know.


    "Oh, but Quitali was so, so, so good at winning rounds before he lost the fight!!!" :rofl :lol:
     
  4. Suge Green

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    Excellent.:yep
     
  5. Punisher33

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    I could see Vitali quiting on his stool, but more or less from an injury, not because he was getting beat up. Both Peter and Vitali are tough guys, this ones going to end in a real KO, I hope everyones ready for one hell of a fight.
     
  6. Scar

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    Brewster's case is totally different. He was losing the fight one-sidedly and couldn't do ANYTHING in there, he was basically a walking punching bag, it was better off stopped anyway.

    Vitali was winning the fight and suffered a serious injury that forced him to stop. Both stoppages are fair in my opinion.
     
  7. Scar

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    What do you think about Peter's weight?, and prediction?
    Thanks. :good
     
  8. Punisher33

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    I guessed Peter's weight correctly, at 253, well, I was off by a half pound. I think Samuel should still be less weight, but I'm not complaining too much, it could of been alot worse.

    Peter will get the knockout I believe, after careful thinking and going over matches of both fighters, I think Vitali's chin will prove very weak tomorrow night, his reflexes were what kept him away from taking the heavy shots, but given his age and time away from the ring, Peter will connect often. The only way I see Vitali not suffering a knockout/blowoutm loss, is if he takes the Wlad route, and establishes the jab early, and when Peter looks to lunge in, clinch, that, barring a big punch Peter doesnt see coming, I cant see how Vitali will win. Mark my words Scar, Vitali will go down if the fight at least goes 6 rounds.
     
  9. SuzieQ49

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    :lol: :lol: :lol: :rofl :rofl :rofl
     
  10. CHEF

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    BULL****:-( :-(
    Do you know for a fact he was faking it or quit to avoid the KO? NO!!! STFU
     
  11. Shotgun

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    How did I complain? :huh

    I made a simple comment that I haven't seen the "Anti-Klits" have a circle jerk like this in a while, and that it was funny to me to see the VITLAY haters back in full force, just like the good old days of 2004
     
  12. T.S.

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    Agreed that Brew was damaged goods thanks to Lykovich but Brew sure talked confident before fight saying Wlad had no "Dawg in him".
    What would happen if a Oakland Raider, New England Patriot or New York Giant suffered "Torn Rotator Cup" on the field do the stay in the game? If it's happened I've never heard of it. If you know of an example of any pro athlete that stayed in the game after suffering this injury please reference thanx :good
     
  13. Thread Stealer

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    Chad Pennington played with a torn rotator cuff.
     
  14. Scar

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    Pretty much the exact same prediction I have here, if Peter survives the big punches early and takes Vitali 6 rounds+ it's his fight and that's what I'm expecting him to do.

    His weight seems fine to me, it's not horrible to be honest and he looks to be in good shape judging by the pictures and the weigh-in video. Think they're planning to keep Peter at this weight since he was in his last three fights.
     
  15. CHEF

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    Im sure on his NON throwing arm... so you guys think Vitali should have fought with 1 arm?