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Heavyweight boxers Vitali Klitschko (L) and Samuel Peter pose together during a news conference to announce their upcoming WBC title match in New York August 27, 2008. The match will be held at the O2 World arena in Berlin, Germany October 11, 2008.
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Peter is so short? ;D
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awwww someone put a little suit on Sam ....he is just adorable ;D
Sam Peter hasn't progressed enough as a fighter to handle someone like Vitali.
I have been a long time Klitchko fan, but I will be routing for Peter on this one. 1) because I am sick of Vitali stalling the heavyweight division down to stand still since last year, and 2) I would like to see rematch between Wlad and Peter so that we can have an undisputed heavyweight champion again.
Hope he knocks sam out ,
Dangerous fight for Klitschko now.He hasn't fought in how long ? He is hopping in their with an improved Peter since he fought Wlad. I still hope Vitali beats him down. I just don't like this fella. WHO NEXT !!!
more photos and quotes here....
http://www.saddoboxing.com/8055-vita...sam-peter.html
This fight means nadda IMO.....I am annoyed at the fact Vitaly seems to be able to just come and go as he pleases or play games with the whole I am back I am not back BS......
I am rooting for a double KO
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaxxKahn
All joking aside, I'm not convinced that Vitali can finish camp without injury, and if he does I fear he didnt train hard enough, I am a huge Vitali fan, but to take Peter who is the #2 Heavy in the world and very lively is suicide for Vitali.. to be inactive for 4 years and fight the 2nd best wont bode well for Vitali.. I see a very sloppy and ugly desicion for Peter.. Though I am torn because I like both of these guys and think both bring a level of respect and excitement in the ring...
Lyle I'm curious about your comment about Peter, I mean I dont put to much stock in Manny Steward sometimes, but he was singing Peters praises from the roof tops after the Maskaev fight, he was boxing beautifully with controlled agression and a decent defense.. I believe Peter has grown immensely from the Fighter that went against Wlad 3 years ago..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnB1X_NcJMo
....tell me that's impressive :rolleyes:
He didn't even knock Oleg down!!!! And Oleg ain't that tough for people not named Rahman to KO.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMNqM68G1VM
Remember when he put Wlad on his ass 3 times and nearly had him out of there :lolhaha: Wlad and Sam are bums.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
I think we both know that Peter has been showing great patience, poise and an ability to put together combo's without just loading up and going for the homerun... Working behind the jab and using controlled aggression is Peters biggest improvement and will prove to be his biggest asset going forwardQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
I also remember Wlad winning 114-111 on all cards inspite of being knocked down 3 times AND I also remember (though you may be too young to recall ;D ) people gave Wladimir no chance to win that fight after his loss to Sanders and the debacles vs Williamson and Brewster.Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
So when I say Sam Peter isn't ready to fight Vitali I mean he's a one dimensional fighter and he's also been primed to be KO'd as Jameel McCline AND Oleg Maskaev showed us.
Vitali has never been down before...I'm more worried about how he takes a shot than how he fights, his fighting style is perfect to beat Peter and he's KO'd 32 of the 33 guys he has beaten.
JT he's boxing a little better but he NEEDS to put the pressure on, he gets lazy in the ring right now and the more I watch him the more I see the fat David Tua though without THAT much power
The problem I see here is if he beats Vitali it dosent really prove a hill of beans to me, only because of the long layoff and the propensity to get injured might hold Vitali back in training effectively making it an ugly fight with Vitali holding alot at the endQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Now if it was Prime Vitali than I would pick him to dismantle Peter, slow painful and methodically
"The Lord said you got to put a DOLLA' IN THE BOX!"Quote:
Originally Posted by SaddoBoxer
hahahaha, for some reason Sam Peter looks like a preacher to me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQKfxuXWXDw
I've seen bits of this on sportnews tv...did anyone notice that on this picture Vitali is making bunny ears behinds Samuels head ?!?;D
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In the following stare down Peter was the first to break eye contact...and Klitscko seemed pleased with winning this first psycological duell...
http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxing_im..._sam-peter.jpg
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I dont know johnny I feel like the whole who looked away 1st thing is overrated Peter should be feeling confident since he has been more active and is more boisterous by nature... Then again there has to be a shred doubt fighting a guy who has won all but one of his fights by KO:o
I look forward to seeing the better Klitschko brother back in the ring
It's a shame Vitali had the misfortune of being sidelined by injury - I think he could have developed into a very dominant champion. The HW division might have been an entirly different animal with a healthy VK at the top of the heap.Quote:
Originally Posted by JT RockThe problem I see here is if he beats Vitali it dosent really prove a hill of beans to me, only because of the long layoff and the propensity to get injured might hold Vitali back in training effectively making it an ugly fight with Vitali holding alot at the endQuote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Now if it was Prime Vitali than I would pick him to dismantle Peter, slow painful and methodically
I repd everybody who brought up the BS of Vitali's super mega we're so proud of you buddy championship for life status. Ridiculous. I don't even like Peter but it would be beautiful if he won.
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Vitali: "BANG! BANG! ... You're dead Sam..." ;D
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