Quote Originally Posted by TitoFan View Post
Quote Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita View Post
Wlad used to be all offense back in the days and id be shocked if frazier got past the early rds..

Foreman beat him around the ring like a midget rag doll.. wlad has the size, power, and the speed to get the job done even faster..

Hmm... not so fast. There's just one tiny, little detail you left out.....

Foreman wasn't afraid to get hit... and he could take a decent punch.
Wlad, especially early Wlad, was scared shitless of getting hit... and had/has the punch resistance of a wet paper bag.

Advantage: Frazier
Your kidding right?

Wladimir never faced an opponent as small as Frazier and he faced several opponents with as little 200+ experience early on in his career and he KO'd every single one of them within a few rounds! Does that mean anything?

Tell me something, when did the young, prime version of Foreman, the 220lb version, ever face an opponent as hard punching as Wladimir's opponents? Never! The hardest hitting opponent that Foreman faced was Ron Lyle and old Ron wasn't really a hard puncher by today's standards.

And he knocked Foreman down several times and almost out! Kind of reminiscent of Samuel Peter don't you think!

He was also dropped by featherfists!

None of this is relevant anyway because Frazier would not even land a single meaningful punch against Wladimir.