Am I Missing Something

[:::PSL:::]

They're alright.. I guess. They wouldn't all that, if they were in Tyson-Holyfield era.

[Dia bando]

They're alright.. I guess. They wouldn't all that, if they were in Tyson-Holyfield era.

That's it they are all right, I can see they don't generate much interest.

[erics44]

I think they are better than most people would like to admit


Theyd have lived with the best hws of any era, their style is extremely dull and frustraiting, but very effective

And yes i hope they are beaten or retire soon, we wont have a decent hw division until they do

[Howlin Mad Missy]

can't blame them for being better than everyone else.

[Dia bando]

can't blame them for being better than everyone else.

Not blaming them for being good at what they do effective but dull as dish water.

[Slim the BoxingManiac]

The division would only get worse if the Klitschkos left.

The big headline of this year would likely be Holyfield vs. Povetkin. And I wish that was an exaggeration.

[Dia bando]

I go with your answers but come on any one get excited watching them fight, I don't I watch as a
boxing fan and that's about it.

[ross]

The Klitschkos arent killingthe divison. They are just betterbthan whats around currently. Are we supposed to hope that they retire rather than continue beating people?

Its a lack of promotion and keeping a flow of young fighters coming in. Boxing is a hard sport and the best fighters are only going to come from the poorer countires where it is a relatively easier way to make money and get themselves out of poverty. Unfortunately for the heavyweight division, the poor countries that produce boxers are generally small men. Unless someone goes and scouts somewhere like Nigeria for a big man that can fight (that would probably be bonkers as they are from Nigeria), then things wont change much.

[Andre]

The Klitschkos arent killingthe divison. They are just betterbthan whats around currently. Are we supposed to hope that they retire rather than continue beating people?

Its a lack of promotion and keeping a flow of young fighters coming in. Boxing is a hard sport and the best fighters are only going to come from the poorer countires where it is a relatively easier way to make money and get themselves out of poverty. Unfortunately for the heavyweight division, the poor countries that produce boxers are generally small men. Unless someone goes and scouts somewhere like Nigeria for a big man that can fight (that would probably be bonkers as they are from Nigeria), then things wont change much.

Good points genetics is moving we are going soft with no hunger.

In regards Wald its also a bit of a reflection on the skill levels of HW's these days that none can work him out.

Still good luck to them both, minimalism is an art too.