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My article for the Klitschko vs Wach fight is on the signature below.
Of the 57 scores i collected only 3 gave Wach a round. Thats how dominant a performance it was by big Wladimir. He will need to look for a viable opponent now. Wach because of his durability will probably get more big fights as the top guys will want to better Klitschko's performance and try and stop him.
cheers for any comments
This fight went pretty much as expected except that I really thought Wlad would finish the big Pole before the 9th round rolled around. Credit Wach's chin and heart, for going the distance and not leaving his feet, because he was repeatedly hit with some monster right hands throughout the contest.Quote:
Originally Posted by fightscorecollector
As is usually the case, Wlad looked vulnerable at times, although he never seemed to be in any kind of trouble. That's the enigma with Wlad, as Sanders & Brewster showed, if you can test Wlad's chin and/or stamina, he can be beaten. The problem for Wlad's opponents these days is getting past his improved defense, jab, straight right hand, and it doesn't help that Wlad's conditioning also seems to be excellent.
Hard to pick opponents, when the top 10,20 heavyweights avoid each other.
By what ever standards you judge boxers, or what ever organisation ranks fighters. ( I prefer boxrec ;). )
I think it should be mandatory, in order to fight a Champion the challenger, has to of previously beaten a top ten fighter in his last bout.
Good work
Thanks mate for the comments. Wlad was moving very well for a big guy. I expect Tyson Fury and David Price to be ready this time next year for Wlad. Prob Fury more as hes a bit moe advanced in his career.
At 36 though Wlad is in great shape.