Maybe because Vitali lost through shoulder injury after being miles in front and Wlad lost by sparkage in under 6 minutes makes people view the situation different.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
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Maybe because Vitali lost through shoulder injury after being miles in front and Wlad lost by sparkage in under 6 minutes makes people view the situation different.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
For sure Wlad should have rematched Corey Sanders. Vitali said Corey gave him his hardest fight, it wasn't like it was a complete washout. Who's to say Corey wouldn't have gave Wlad hell again?
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Originally Posted by big h;)no correct thread, just odd that you can be impressed with somebody with zero decent names on their list as opposed to somebody with 6Quote:
Originally Posted by el kabong...oh i'm sorry i thought we were talking about tyson. Am i in the correct thread???Quote:
Originally Posted by big hfrom a wlad fan that's pretty funny..........Quote:
Originally Posted by el kabong
lmfao!
So the name of the thread is "When Tyson fought Spinks...." .....yet here we are, all hating on Wladimir.....again. Of course with a tricky thread title like this you're bound to have some reading comprehension issues.
I know what we SHOULD do....we should give no credit to the current heavyweight champion who's current reign is going on 7 years. Yeah, let's do THAT! It'll be awesome and then what we'll do is bemoan the fact that boxing is no longer respected the way it once was but we'll see no link between boxing "fans" being ungrateful assholes and how boxing is viewed by the average person.....that will be AWESOME!
It's difficult to give credit to somebody who got flattened by a pro-celebrity golfer.
Oh hey there's MY BOY!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
Confronted with the facts it didn't take you long to revert to type, did it?Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongOh hey there's MY BOY!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
I have read an article from Rooney where he says Tyson went missing for training for Spinks fight and only got in condition at late notice. Tyson also threatened to retire after that fight.
Haha...and it doesn't take much for you to be a cunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
MY BOY Wladimir Klitschko (oooh dear is that racist Kirkland or have you made your mind up about where you stand on that issue yet?) it still the Heavyweight Champion of the World....going on 7 years now Kirkland.....7
Ooooh here's a list of people who have been THE Heavyweight Champion the past 7 years: Wladimir Klitschko, that is all ;D
Vitali, Haye, Valuev, Ibragimov, Chagaev and Povetkin have been "world" champ over the past seven years too.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongHaha...and it doesn't take much for you to be a cunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
MY BOY Wladimir Klitschko (oooh dear is that racist Kirkland or have you made your mind up about where you stand on that issue yet?) it still the Heavyweight Champion of the World....going on 7 years now Kirkland.....7
Ooooh here's a list of people who have been THE Heavyweight Champion the past 7 years: Wladimir Klitschko, that is all ;D
Bup bup bup Mr. Fenster Wladimir is recognized as The A#1 Heavyweight Champion of the World. Povetkin has 0 claim to any significant title. Sultan & Chagaev lost to who? Vitali has 1 belt....1.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterVitali, Haye, Valuev, Ibragimov, Chagaev and Povetkin have been "world" champ over the past seven years too.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongHaha...and it doesn't take much for you to be a cunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
MY BOY Wladimir Klitschko (oooh dear is that racist Kirkland or have you made your mind up about where you stand on that issue yet?) it still the Heavyweight Champion of the World....going on 7 years now Kirkland.....7
Ooooh here's a list of people who have been THE Heavyweight Champion the past 7 years: Wladimir Klitschko, that is all ;D
Wlad is "champion" by default because he can't fight his most dangerous "challenger."Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongBup bup bup Mr. Fenster Wladimir is recognized as The A#1 Heavyweight Champion of the World. Povetkin has 0 claim to any significant title. Sultan & Chagaev lost to who? Vitali has 1 belt....1.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterVitali, Haye, Valuev, Ibragimov, Chagaev and Povetkin have been "world" champ over the past seven years too.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongHaha...and it doesn't take much for you to be a cunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing
MY BOY Wladimir Klitschko (oooh dear is that racist Kirkland or have you made your mind up about where you stand on that issue yet?) it still the Heavyweight Champion of the World....going on 7 years now Kirkland.....7
Ooooh here's a list of people who have been THE Heavyweight Champion the past 7 years: Wladimir Klitschko, that is all ;D
The closest you get to claiming Wlad as champion is since he beat Chagaev in 2009. The Ring and most independent rankings had Wlad ranked no.1, Vitali no.2 and Chagaev no.3. Considering Chagaev was rated his closest rival (ignoring Vitali) this was a legitimate title contest.
So Wlad has been champ for 3 years (although again by default because Vitali has been no.2 all through this time).
Wlad comes up alot in these conversations because if we ignore the mythical p4p list the best heavyweight fighter is truly the king of boxing.
With vitalis retirement imminent Wlad will be in his own at the top of the hill.
I suppose some people feel the biggest and strongest athlete of boxing should set some sort of example? Why does the heavyweight best boxers not sell like a mayweather or pac?
The heavyweight scene should be bubbling but you cant make great fighters appear.
Not sure what Wlad has to do with this but anyway carry on.
I remember the fight as it was at a time when streams did not exist and a few buds and I kicked in a few bucks and got it over the television. I remember my friend Graham shouting at the stare-down, somebody haNd Spinks a box of Depends.
AgreedQuote:
Originally Posted by imp
The heavyweight champion of the world is the best boxer on the planet. No disrespect intended, but all of these smaller weight classes are just a side show to the heavyweights. Boxing is about heavyweights.