Wladimir Klitschko looking really bulky on German TV show

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by RonnieHornschuh, Feb 28, 2010.


  1. TheUnstoppable

    TheUnstoppable Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I did not.

    but as devils advocate, does that prove its him? I mean, whats to stop me posting pictures of some dude with shane mosley and claiming that its me?
     
  2. maverock

    maverock Active Member Full Member

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    In all fairness, I think then the burden of proof is upon you, not on Chef. The pics in his profile I have seen nowhere else on the Web. That doesn't prove that they're his and that it's in the picture in the K training camp, but it IMO gives enough credence to his side of the story until I see evidence to the contrary.
     
  3. BoxingDomain

    BoxingDomain Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    LOL, believe whatever you wish I suppose. :roll:

    I can tell you with 100% certainty that he is part of Team Klitschko.
    The information I have is a lot more than the pictures in his photo albums.
    I have no doubt at all, zero.
     
  4. boxingscience

    boxingscience Boxing Addict Full Member

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    who told you haye wanted three fights in the contract? because that's not true. haye accepted the deal, because he wanted to fight the klits, but to do that he had to accept the outrageous demands from the klits, which is for them to have all the money from germany, have all the money in america, and have the gate money. haye accepted, does that mean haye wanted no money aswell? of course not, but he wanted the fight, so he accepted, but without setanta that means haye got nothing. now haye is much more marketable than he was, which now makes it unlikely he'll accept such demands, so now we'll see how hard the klitschko's try to make the haye fight by their offer, because if it's anything like it was, then it's ludicrous. klitschko's wanted the three fights, that's why they put it in the contract for haye to sign, not the other way round. did haye go up to them, and say i want three fights, and i want you to put in the contract? no. stop making bull**** up. their offer was pathetic, and not many boxers would of accepted under those conditions.
     
  5. TheUnstoppable

    TheUnstoppable Well-Known Member Full Member

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    No need for the emoticon you tool.

    And your post hardly wowed me with its irrefutable and hard-hitting facts.
     
  6. Ilesey

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    For a man who works close to a boxer, the way he talks about other fighters is a bit strange. He had the audacity to call another world champion a "*****" in a previous thread. I can understand why, if he does work in the Klitschko camp, he wouldn't be a Haye fan. But that "*****" would turn Chef's lights out within about 10 seconds. Don't get me wrong I know most people on here give fighters **** and we all take it with a pinch of salt, but I'd expect more from a person who works with a world champion.
     
  7. BoxingDomain

    BoxingDomain Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Look, it's not information I'm going to post in an open forum, so you'll just have to take my word for it. I have no motivation to lie about someone and their identity on a message board. What would the point of that be? Makes no sense at all.
     
  8. Antsu

    Antsu Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I wondered that too.

    Usually guys, who work close to fighters, are much more respectful to other fighters.

    Other weird thing is.
    That in one thread he claimed that he knows for a fact, that only 7 tickets were canceled in Haye vs. Wladimir match, when Haye was injured.

    That must be a bull**** because only me and my friend canceled two tickets.

    It would be weird if rest of the 60000 attendance only canceled 5 tickets.

    Not to mention that attendance of that big, if even 0.1 % of people are disappointed that featured main event has changed, number would still be 60 people.

    Everyone who knows something about organizing an event would tell you. That if there is this kind of huge last minute change it will cause cancelation percentage way higher than 0,1%. [FONT=&quot](Claiming that only 7 people canceled their tickets sounds more like a fanboy, than a guy who really has seen, this kind of events organized.)[/FONT]


    Now that doesn’t mean that he isn’t who he says he is, but he does make some weird claims time to time and then pack them up, by telling he is part of team Klitchko.
     
  9. TheUnstoppable

    TheUnstoppable Well-Known Member Full Member

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    No, i don't have to take your word for it, that's the whole point.


    As other posters have said Chef sometimes just doesn't come across as a professional with anything to do with the K-camp. His posts are bizarrely vague at times, and i can't recollect at any point him posting any kind of real info that's gone on to be proven.

    i'm not actually accusing him of anything, but like I said, currently i'm a non-believer but will be happy to be proved wrong.
     
  10. jisi

    jisi Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Chef ist Mr. David Williams.

    I was at Schalke and i saw him and the phsyican from Wlad, and i go to them and said: Hallo Chef! I am jisi, and he was very kind and talked some words to me.

    Nice to meet him.

    :good:good
     
  11. BoxingDomain

    BoxingDomain Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    That's correct, David Williams is "CHEF". He also has a restaurant (Mogan's Cafe) in Pacific Palisades, California.
     
  12. BoxingDomain

    BoxingDomain Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I don't understand the "he's supposed to talk/act/come across a certain way". He's his own self.
    Team Klitschko isn't his full time job. He has his own business to run and when a fight comes up he takes time away from his normal routine for training camp. And so what if some of his posts may be vague at times? Just because he has access to specific information, that doesn't mean he has to give it all out on a public message board.
     
  13. Heavyrighthand

    Heavyrighthand Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Yes, its different to put on muscle you had before, than putting on fresh muscle you've never had before.

    They say muscle has memory, and if you've already been that big in the past, you can get back there alot faster than if you never were that big.
     
  14. Son of Gaul

    Son of Gaul Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Yeah he trains differently because his style relies more on strength and snap than movement...
     
  15. Rico Spadafora

    Rico Spadafora Master of Chins Full Member

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    After reading 16 pages of mostly incorrect information nobody has mentioned what matters the most. Genetics. There is a reason why Wlad is an elite fighter. There is a reason why most of the players are in the NFL.

    I love the way this thread accuses Klitschko of doping yet we have James Toney who looks like a complete slob and failed not one but TWO drug tests. Roy Jones flunked one. Mosley was an admitted user.

    There is a reason these people are elite athletes and it has nothing to do with drugs.