Wlad's Excuses For His Ko Loss To Brewster

Whats your problem man??

 

Imagine if the fight had been held in Roswell, New Mexico....Wlad would have blamed aliens for his loss.

 

Fair call.

 

LMAO! Dr Margaret Goodman... Yeah there is a REAL winner!!

 

Imo, he spent his wad too quickly from being in a state of sheer panic, which produced a even greater state of panic, it would of started hours before the fight as well as in it.

After he spent his wad in the ring he finally came face to face with the reality that Brewster was still standing and his arms and legs felt like cinder blocks and thus he was going to lose.

Then I think he collapsed from a semi self induced hyperventilating panic attack after realizing he would lose.

Not trying to be a ass to Wlad, the only reason I say this is because I used to have tiny panic attacks before getting in the ring and in the ring when facing guys that were at levels I hadnt mastered before.

I just think that's far more likely than the other explanations. I also think that's what happened to Wlad to a lessor degree against Purrity. Other than the amount of rounds there are similarities in both fights.

Word on the street is that Steward realized this and helped Wlad greatly with his mental approach leading up to and during his fights.

Other than making him less exciting, lol

 

how could he access medical records?

you've not accessed your lawyers records. the onus is on you to do so.

 

What's his excuse for Sanders then.

In my opinion Wlad has never been that good. I've never seen a Wlad fight where I was like man I'm impressed this guy is really the goods. I even went to see him live again Haye and trust me there was nothing there. Wlad often looks a bit shaky even in the fights he wins.

Vitali is the better brother by far and Wlad has no really impressive performances on his resume.

Wlad is overrated.

 

Im a fan of Wlad, he deluded himself in the wake of the Brewster loss however. He sought to explain his loss with excuses, instead of being a man and admitting that he basically soiled his pants once Brewster landed those huge hooks on him. He started shaking and started looking sick -- that's what people do when they are scared for their life. That's what happened to him.

The good thing is he finally abandoned the "I was poisoned narrative" after he - I assume - slowly realized that the loss was his own fault (wrong tactics, gassing out too quickly, no defense, no effective holding, trading toe-to-toe with a smaller man) and wasn't influenced by an outside factor.

 

Brewster was one TOUGH mofo, I'll give him that.

Wlad should have eased off, realised that he's not blasting this guy out and boxed off the backfoot for a while.

 

Thats the moment where drugs and vaselin started to kick in

 

wlad just didnt know how to place his punches.