Wanna make an Ass of yourself and say Klıts can fıght lıke thıs?

[ninjaspy3]

I like Wlad and think he has greatly improved.

What I do not like is this recent trend of having Wlad fight people who have NO business in the ring with him. For example, Wach. Sure Wach was undefeated but look at who he fought. Almost no one worth mention. Very likely Wach could never beat Wlad no matter what BUT what they did with him is like throwing him in the deep end of the pool. Its madness.

Someone needs to endure fighters are properly groomed. Newcomers need badly to mix it up with the more expierenced fighters before even thinking about a Klitschko. Even Haye was guilty of this and of course he sank in the deep end of the pool.

This whole deal with top contenders avoiding each other in hopes of jumping to fight a Klitschko must stop because all these fighters are getting is a paycheck but slim to none chance of winning.

[El Kabong]

That's the managers and promoters issue right there. I could plan out a track for any heavyweight out there to get them a shot at Wlad or Vitali (as could most of you I imagine) but the thing is the fights aren't getting made. I told people David Haye wasn't ready and nobody believed me, they said "He's going to retire at 30" they said he "was already world class" and look at where that got him.

You've got to prepare a fighter for the size, style, power, speed, and skill of a champion like Wlad or Vitali. It's difficult but not impossible, guys like Povetkin should have had this done already but they were too busy pussyfooting around with tomato cans to mess with them.


I don't blame the Klitschko's for who they fight, who really wants to fight them? They give opportunities to damn near anyone, very few jump at the chance to fight them.

[ninjaspy3]

That's the managers and promoters issue right there. I could plan out a track for any heavyweight out there to get them a shot at Wlad or Vitali (as could most of you I imagine) but the thing is the fights aren't getting made. I told people David Haye wasn't ready and nobody believed me, they said "He's going to retire at 30" they said he "was already world class" and look at where that got him.

You've got to prepare a fighter for the size, style, power, speed, and skill of a champion like Wlad or Vitali. It's difficult but not impossible, guys like Povetkin should have had this done already but they were too busy pussyfooting around with tomato cans to mess with them.


I don't blame the Klitschko's for who they fight, who really wants to fight them? They give opportunities to damn near anyone, very few jump at the chance to fight them.

Yep, I pretty much agree with all you said. Indeed its the managers but also seems to be the culture of the heavyweight scene lately.

In theory, someone with all the right tools could jump into the ring with a Klitschko and have a chance but that is very rare and takes a very special fighter. But none of these guys is on that level and they need to get their heads out of the clouds. They must put in the work and climb the ladder. But the managers of the top 10 heavyweights need to stop being so selfish and let their fighters mix it up with these young contenders.

Experience is a valuable asset and the Klitschko brothers have racked up loads of experience.