Well? Who would you rather see?
In no particular order:
1. Deontay Wilder
2. Kubrat Pulev
3. Chris Arreola
4. Bryant Jennings
5. Tyson Fury
6. Robert Helenuis
What about you?
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Well? Who would you rather see?
In no particular order:
1. Deontay Wilder
2. Kubrat Pulev
3. Chris Arreola
4. Bryant Jennings
5. Tyson Fury
6. Robert Helenuis
What about you?
You shittin' me? Wlad fighting those guys in sequence is just a tad more probable than getting struck by 5 lightning bolts in a row, while being reduced to a burnt, smoldering mess on the grass.
Deontay!!!!
And what are your choices? Who should they fight and map out how it should be done? This hate is getting beyond belief. People are saying Floyd should fight GGG two divisions out of his weight class to somehow justify his dominance of the last fucking decade! I'm going to have to take a hiatus from this site.
I think those fights are what should happen. Wlad doesn't duck, his promoters just give him what he feels he should have.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Three of the last 7-8 fights that Wlad "probably" should not have taken were:
1. Tony Thompson 2 (even though you may make a case for it)
2. Francesco Pianetta (total garbage)
3. Jean Marc-Mormeck (what the heck!?!?)
I think he could have found better opposition than that. jmo... substituted those guys for an Arreola and/or Adamek, and you would have impressed me a bit more.
But his fights against Wach, an unprimed Povetkin, Thompson 1 and Eddie Chambers were acceptable.
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Originally Posted by ykdadamajaI think those fights are what should happen. Wlad doesn't duck, his promoters just give him what he feels he should have.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Three of the last 7-8 fights that Wlad "probably" should not have taken were:
1. Tony Thompson 2 (even though you may make a case for it)
2. Francesco Pianetta (total garbage)
3. Jean Marc-Mormeck (what the heck!?!?)
I think he could have found better opposition than that. jmo... substituted those guys for an Arreola and/or Adamek, and you would have impressed me a bit more.
But his fights against Wach, an unprimed Povetkin, Thompson 1 and Eddie Chambers were acceptable.
tony thompson was the mandatory fight 2nd time round aswell... he was meant to have a final elimiator v somebody but that guy never took the fight v thompson so he bypassed the final eliminator... fair enough.....
mormeck was a bad choice for sure :S I think they just wanted someone that would guarenteee him the 50 th ko.. very bad choice... Pianetta I dont mind so much after seeing who else was available at the time
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Originally Posted by IamInuit
I don't get it. Should we dredge up some more Pianeta's to throw in front of Wlad? The HW division is crap.... that part is undeniable. Should Wlad fight those mentioned top contenders in sequence, he would at least prove that he's cleaning up the best of what is a crap division. But historically, this does not happen. And when a halfway decent contender comes up, as was Povetkin....... well..... we all know what happened next.
No hate. Just the facts.
Wilder is Hype.
Jennings is over rated.
And a injured Helenius, does not deserve a fight.
Would love to see him face Tyson.
Pulev is a good choice.
For a outsider I would like to see Chisora have another chance at a heavyweight title.
I doubt Chisora will fight for the heavyweight title whilst the Klitschko's are about, they'd never give him the oppertuity. Besides, Chisora seems content to stay in London and fight mediocre Europeans for the European heavyweight belt.Quote:
Originally Posted by boyla
I have heavily criticized Chisora in the past but he is on the up, and I see him with a challenge in the near future, albeit not a win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bo-Bo24I doubt Chisora will fight for the heavyweight title whilst the Klitschko's are about, they'd never give him the oppertuity. Besides, Chisora seems content to stay in London and fight mediocre Europeans for the European heavyweight belt.Quote:
Originally Posted by boyla
London and Germany are the big money fights for non-Americans, so cant criticize him there, builds his fanbase and earns the best money, he has fought away in the past and I don't see him shying away from any offers if a big fight appears.
There was even talk of a Wilder-Chisora match-up, but Wilders handlers don't want him fighting anything with a pulse. I would like to see Wilder vs a double-end bag, see if he lasts ten rounds.
Arreleo
Haye
Wilder
Jenning
Fury
Joshua
You'd have to think we are ALL crazy if you think that Chisora deserves a fight over anyone else who we speak about when it comes to fighting a Klit.
Chisora is mid-card, B level. Sure, he was robbed against Helenius, and perhaps a better way to see if he is on track is a rematch with Fury (fat chance) but he is what he is.
He couldn't put on the gas to even touch Vitali, and Haye showed us all how it is when you step on the gas vs. Chisora- he can't take the heat.
Say what you want about Haye, Haye brings heat and pressure. Except for when he fought Wlad.
;D