wlad: an average fighter, would he be in the top 10 in the 90s

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  1. damian38

    damian38 BigDramaShow Full Member

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    if you're talking about a prime Wlad in the 90's, he beats old Foreman, he'd beat Tyson (post prison Tyson wouldn't be able to cope with Wlad's safety first approach and his sheer size advantage), he beats Briggs, Golota, Holyfield, Tua, prime Wlad vs prime Lewis is a toss-up, but I'd probably favor Lewis to win
     
  2. Kissan

    Kissan I respect box Full Member

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    Wlad would at least have one belt. A head to head toss up with Lewis.
     
  3. DrMo

    DrMo Team GB Full Member

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    Assuming Wlad fought through the 90s he'd have to face much tougher journeymen & gatekeepers, so he'd probably pick up a few losses before he got to the contenders.

    In the early 90s he'd have no chance against pre-prison Tyson, prime Holyfield, Ruddock, pre-Steward Lewis & Bowe. The best he could hope for is the (then) lightly regarded WBO belt by beating Damiani or Morrison.

    By the mid 90s Wlad chances of picking up a title improve; Moorer, McCall & Foreman he'd probably beat. Post-prison Tyson, Golata & Mercer would be very dangerous & Lewis, Holy & Bowe would beat him.

    In the late 90s guys like Tua, Ibeabuchi, Byrd, Rahman & Briggs were coming through.

    Wlad would be top 10, probably pick up a title or 2 but he wouldnt be dominant & would finish the decade with 7-8 losses.
     
  4. Asterion

    Asterion Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He would be Top4 in the 90s.
     
  5. Derrick_Rose

    Derrick_Rose Guest

    Pre- Stewart Wlad gets KTFO by Lewis, Tyson and even old Foreman.

    Prime Wlad beats Tyson in a boring UD, still gets KTFO vs Lewis, has 50-50 chance vs old George.

    Whoever thinks different is a brain washed delusional Klittard!
     
  6. knockout artist

    knockout artist Boxing Addict banned

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    Wlad v Lewis a toss up? :patsch

    Lewis walks him down and knocks him out 99/100 times
     
  7. Ireland

    Ireland Guest

    Wlad aint having a win over Tyson post Tyson too, 1995.1996.1997 he is getting knocked out, by 1999 he fought Botha and looked ****.



    Wlad would have been 5th or 6 best fighter of the 1990s
     
  8. speedy2056

    speedy2056 Member Full Member

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    The Klits would hold their own in ANY era. Don't let the way they handle the opposition fool you or even the quality of the opposition.
     
  9. madballster

    madballster Loyal Member Full Member

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    Prime Wald in a timemachine in the 90s would tied with Lewis for #1 spot. Ok to be fair let's say #2 after Lewis. He'd demolish the rest: Golotha, faded Bowe, Holyfield, Tua, Briggs, Rahman etc.
     
  10. nostir a

    nostir a Member Full Member

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    good post DrMo, spot on
     
  11. Lennox

    Lennox Active Member Full Member

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    Lol at this thread.

    Wlad beats all easily but is a 40/60 against Lennox.
     
  12. TerryESB

    TerryESB The Final Boss Full Member

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    Indeed I think David Haye as well woulda had the capability to beat any other 90's Heavyweight besides Lewis
     
  13. Champion

    Champion Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Wladimir would have had great fights with Lewis, Holyfield, Tyson and Bowe.

    He would walk through the rest of the division like he does today.
     
  14. Jaber

    Jaber Guest

    an average fighter in the 90's you mean.check your facts moron,how can anyone dominating a division be average?average means in the middle,this guy is on top.and even in 90's,if he's top 10 then he's not average,he's still top fighter.simpleton