Would you take the rematch if you were Wladimir Klitschko??

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  1. likeafire

    likeafire Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Let's be honest, he's going to lose the rematch if it happens, there's nothing more he can do that can win him the fight. Fury is all wrong for him. In fact, it will be worse of a beat down next time.

    But if he doesn't take the rematch there will be a few who say he chickened out. And I don't think his brother will let him not take the rematch.

    I don't think he should rematch, he can't win, he's frightened stiff of fury.
     
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  2. MetalLicker

    MetalLicker I Am Full Member

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    If I stand to make $15 Million and not take too much of a beating, why not?
     
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  3. kn0ck0ut

    kn0ck0ut Member Full Member

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    There are two reasons why he should, one is to try and redeem himself and use a different strategy that may work (use volume or going straight for Fury instead of trying to box him so much on the outside) and the second is money as it is still a big payday especially as he just signed a 5 fight deal with RTL.
     
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  4. likeafire

    likeafire Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Being humiliated for a second time by fury is not good for legacy. And having to go through all those press conferences with fury talking.
     
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  5. likeafire

    likeafire Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Losing a second time to fury though finishes him. There's no coming back from that imo. And he will lose, there's nothing he can do in six months that will make him beat Fury.
     
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  6. Eastpaw

    Eastpaw Boxing Addict Full Member

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    that was before he lost the title. he thought he was going to win that fight lol i doubt wlad is going to fight again.
     
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  7. Lady Girl

    Lady Girl Kneel Before Zod! Full Member

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    No. Losing again to a man like fury will melt his soul
     
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  8. Ilikeboxing

    Ilikeboxing Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If Wlad changes up his gameplan to go for a KO in the first round I think he can take Fury out to be honest. In the later rounds when Fury decided to start exchanging bombs, Wlad was having some success towards the end, especially the final rounds.

    Wald's gonna have to eat some leather to go for the KO. If he doesn't want to do that. He may as well retire because his Plan A in the 2nd fight ain't working on Fury.
     
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  9. destruction

    destruction Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    This

    The 12th round proved what happens when Wlad let's his hands go.
    Wlad was dominant in the 12th.

    If Wlad goes for it super aggressive, he can stop Fury.
    He already tried his usual safety first style and it failed badly.
     
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  10. Doc Everlast

    Doc Everlast Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Of course he should take it. I'm sure it was his idea to have the clause in the contract. All Wlad has to do is let his hands go and he can beat Fury fairly easy.
     
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  11. dan4579

    dan4579 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Did he quit when Purrity beat him? When he was humiliated by Sanders? By Brewster? Did he quit when he was on the floor looking up at Sam Peter? I feel like some of you guys are real young or just have no idea who or what you are talking about.

    Wladimir will rematch, and he will try his ass off. Whether he's successful or not is a different story.
     
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  12. Heavyrighthand

    Heavyrighthand Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    " take worse of a beat down "

    " beat down "

    ?

    What fight did you watch?
     
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  13. Heavyrighthand

    Heavyrighthand Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Agree

    He should certainly take it, and if he studies the tape and develops a different game plan for Furys basic skills and huge reach combination, given Wlads attributes Wlad can certainly win the rematch in a very decisive matter


    Tko mid to late
     
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  14. slash

    slash Boxing Addict Full Member

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    ye$
     
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  15. twopiece

    twopiece Pugilistic Ambassador Full Member

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    He's going to take the rematch. Wladimir isn't the type to stay down.
     
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