I might be wrong but I think he'll end flat on the canvas before the 8th. Game over.
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I might be wrong but I think he'll end flat on the canvas before the 8th. Game over.
Johnson said in the press conference that on his best day "only two fighters all time Ali and Holmes could beat him"
EARTH TO KEVIN!!! COME IN KEVIN!!!
Man he's going to get the shit slapped out of him talking like that, Vitali said "Just go ahead and hand over 10% of your purse so I can pay your hospital bills"...Vitali doesn't usually talk smack but with someone as full of himself as Johnson is I think Vitali will take great joy in bringing Johnson back to reality
I think Johnsons hand speed will surprise Vitali big time....he'll land quite a bit early and can get Vitali turning badly on his frankenlegs but Johnsons confidence/arrogance may eventually get him pounded like a huge shiny nail :fight:
I don't think a fighter would need bone crunching power in order to beat Vitali. The answer to everything isnt having power. Johnson has a better chance then Arreola. Arreola has power but is very limited as a fighter. Johnson atl east has more boxing skill and a consistant jab. Arreola was reduced to just rushing in until he was held and then body shotting.
I really want to see if the ref is gonna warn Vitali for all the holding in this fight. I really don't wanna see a clinch fest till the ref seperates and Vitali pot shotting at a distance till it comes close again
...are you sure you don't have your Klitschko's confused??
Kevin Johnson hasn't done much, his biggest fights are Devin Vargas and Bruce Seldon and that earned him a title shot??...I don't even know if Johnson has fought anyone bigger than he is.
The higher they fly, the harder is the fall. Johnson will have a very sour awakening realizing he's not in the milky way of boxing yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
no he has not got a chance in hell.