Wladimir Klitschko is the White Lennox Lewis

Similar concept but Lewis stood his ground more and had better ring generalship IMO. He can fight backing up or back you up. Where as Wlad usually works around the bubble of his jab and likes to backup and setup the right. Lewis is more of an attacker, Wlad more of a boxer, counter puncher, when he comes forward, he smothers and holds.

 

Wlad fights every opponent with the caution Lewis fought Tyson with its pretty embarrassing watching Wlad grab and hold Eddie Chambers like he's some dangerous puncher and cant let him even so much as graze him with a punch.

 

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Lewis had a wayyyy better chin then Wlad and knew had to react to being hit he didnt freak out like Wlad did even when he was hurt. And Lewis wasnt scared to get hit and mix it up.

 

You say much better chin... I say much worse defense.

 

:rofl:rofl:rofl:roflSanders TKO 2, Brewter TKO 5 and Peter had him down 3 times...... Really?:rofl

 

There were times in those fights that we has hit with big shots, but didn't go down.

 

Yea its called trying to take your opponent out. They only fight where Lewis never switched his game plan was against Tua and he did that for the same reason Wlad fights all his opponents the way he does...... fear of getting KO'd. Difference is fighting like that against Tua is understandable.... fighting like that vs Eddie Chambers, Sultan Ibragimov, shot Rahman, Calvin Brock ect is def not understandable. Lewis would have went after these guys and knocked them all out way quicker then Wlad did.

Chambers wouldve never seen the 4th round and neither would Brock. Prime Rahman only made it to the 4th while he went 7 with Wlad. Ibragimov might had seen the 7th or so but he wouldve never seen the championship rounds.

 

Seems so simple doesn't it? Logic doesn't come easy to these guys.

 

When he didnt wanna get hit he didnt....... Lewis wasnt scared to mix it up to try and get his man out of there thats why he got hit. Wlad never and would never fight like that in his life.

 

OK but there also goes your great defense logic.atsch

And in the first Brewster fight I only remember Brewster landing one good shot on Wlad the whole fight before the fifth round and it was a solid jab and had Wlad stunned.

Pretty much everytime Peter caught him in the first fight he hurt him. And Sanders???:roflHow many punches did Wlad take that first round before he went down at the end of it? 1? 2?:rofl

You guys are the worst and you always seem to get worse and even multiply leading up to a Bitchko fight.:think

 

It's hilarious that you talk like that, yet fail to realize that Wlad had a better knockout ratio than Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson, George Foreman, Joe Louis, Jack Dempsey, Joe Frazier, ect.... So, you the facts really don't seem to back up your statements. Clearly, Wlad is going after these fighters and taking them out.... and doing so at a higher rate than just about every heavyweight Champion in history.

 

Oh and not to mention the fact that Lewis fought the much better fighters that actually knew how to land punches. If Wlad fought Lewis comp he'd get hit way more then he has in his career..... and knocked out a lot more.

 

Yeah he really went after Chambers..... Really went after Ibragimov..... Really went after Chagaev.

99% of the KO'd Wlad gets just happen he doesnt get more agressive and the KO'd come about 4 rounds later then they should have.

Brock, Chambers, Thompson, Peter 2, Ibragimov..... not even gonna name the others shouldve never last as long as they did with Wlad. Even the old pre Sanders Wlad wouldve took most of these guys out way earlier. Lewis wouldve killed a few of them.

 

The first punch that Peter Knocked Wlad down with was behind the head. The second knockdown was clearly not a knockdown either as there wasn't any punches landed. The third knockdown was after an onslaught of SEVERAL punches all kicked off by another punch to the back of Wlad's head that took Wlad's balance. So... You are saying that Sam Peter only landed one punch on Wlad in the fight? Did you miss the huge sweeping left hook that Peter cracked Wlad with at the end of the 3rd round in their first fight? Wlad wasn't fazed at all. Peter also hit him SEVERAL times flush and hard in the second fight, which are easy to view if you go to youtube.

In the Sanders fight Wlad was hit with the same counter left that Sanders hurt Vitali with and Wlad didn't wasn't even fazed. Then Wlad was hit yet again by a HUGE left hand as Sanders sprung off the ropes not too long after which had Wlad a little buzzed, but still there. Wlad then traded with Sanders and was hit a few more times flush, until he was hit with a left hook that sent the other side of his head crashing into Sanders' head directly afterward. It was ****in' brutal and unfortunate. The clash of heads into his eye actually gave him a horrible cut... which is why he got hit by a left on the right side of his head, yet he got up with his left eye busted open. After that his legs were gone.

Lamon Brewster didn't even knock Wlad down.... and he hit him with the kind of left hooks that melt everyone else that he hits them with. As a matter of fact, he hit Wlad with two monster left hooks back to back, then followed up with a flurry on the ropes and Wlad was still on his feet... looking only exhausted not hurt from punches.


Pretty simple... I really shouldn't have to explain this stuff. All you have to do is watch the fights.

Also, yes... my much worse defense comment is perfect logic. There's only a video around of Lewis getting hit flush that many times, because Lewis was hit flush that many times. The reason that he was hit flush so often was because his defense wasn't as good as Wlad's. Not even close to be honest. Most of it has to do with the fact that Wlad has much better footwork.

 

Your logic still doesn't add up. Your "theory" of when those guys should have been knocked out makes absolutely no sense. You have no grounds to make those claims and they still don't explain or change the fact that Wlad still has a much better knockout ratio than Lennox Lewis. Even though Wlad also has many more fights. So... using LOGIC... it was much more often that Lewis wasn't able to stop his opponents AT ALL... let alone just doing it later in the fight than he should have.

Lennox Lewis' career average rounds per fight - 5.1
Wladimir Klitschko's career average roundsper fight - 4.7

Once again... your logic doesn't work out.