Wlad vs. Floyd!

[p4pking]

THe heavyweight division has more heavier hitters, and Wlad won after he lost and remained undefeated. That's tough to argue with, great stuff as usual Duhmaja.

[ykdadamaja]

THe heavyweight division has more heavier hitters, and Wlad won after he lost and remained undefeated. That's tough to argue with, great stuff as usual Duhmaja.

The rule of thinking is that with the heavyweight, you are supposed to face bone crushing power in every and almost all fights.

Wlad lost, but also fought more. He also faced more dangerous opposition. Both turned pro the same time. You would have expected Wlad to wear down or out more than Floyd. All things considered.

The average career of heavyweights are dramatically lesser than guys from lower divisions. Quite obviously.

[Master]

I hate Floyd but he wins, p4p he is better.

[p4pking]

THe heavyweight division has more heavier hitters, and Wlad won after he lost and remained undefeated. That's tough to argue with, great stuff as usual Duhmaja.

The rule of thinking is that with the heavyweight, you are supposed to face bone crushing power in every and almost all fights.

Wlad lost, but also fought more. He also faced more dangerous opposition. Both turned pro the same time. You would have expected Wlad to wear down or out more than Floyd. All things considered.

The average career of heavyweights are dramatically lesser than guys from lower divisions. Quite obviously.

So since all HW's hit harder, every HW faces more dangerous opposition in every fight, to you? Why even compare a heavyweight with a welter anyways, how can you? Ever think maybe Wlad holds so much now in part because he's just as worn out as Floyd, and can get away with it against the big guys?

Wlad and Floyd have both been dominant champions with a similar approach to boxing. I rate Floyd as a lot better because of his inside skills, and the fact that he has the capacity to dig down and win a grueling fight. Guys have been able to pressure him effectively, get inside and land, and all it means is we ended up with really good action. Anyone who has ever been able to hit Wlad very much has either stopped him or evoked some awful holding, the best actual two way action fight he's ever won was probably the first Tony Thompson one imo.

[Manos de Piedra]

THe heavyweight division has more heavier hitters, and Wlad won after he lost and remained undefeated. That's tough to argue with, great stuff as usual Duhmaja.

The rule of thinking is that with the heavyweight, you are supposed to face bone crushing power in every and almost all fights.

Wlad lost, but also fought more. He also faced more dangerous opposition. Both turned pro the same time. You would have expected Wlad to wear down or out more than Floyd. All things considered.

The average career of heavyweights are dramatically lesser than guys from lower divisions. Quite obviously.

So since all HW's hit harder, every HW faces more dangerous opposition in every fight, to you? Why even compare a heavyweight with a welter anyways, how can you? Ever think maybe Wlad holds so much now in part because he's just as worn out as Floyd, and can get away with it against the big guys?

Wlad and Floyd have both been dominant champions with a similar approach to boxing. I rate Floyd as a lot better because of his inside skills, and the fact that he has the capacity to dig down and win a grueling fight. Guys have been able to pressure him effectively, get inside and land, and all it means is we ended up with really good action. Anyone who has ever been able to hit Wlad very much has either stopped him or evoked some awful holding, the best actual two way action fight he's ever won was probably the first Tony Thompson one imo.

I was about to say the same thing.

At first I thought it was going to be a joke thread.

[ross]

This is pathetic. Floyd is a small man facing bigger men. Best of each division.

Wlad is a big man facing smaller men and still has been knocked out 3 times

[mikeeod]

Floyd is on another level. I don't consider the competition at heavyweight nearly as good or daunting as what u find at the lighter weights. If u think about, if a big guy can punch a little and keep or get himself in shape, he's going to beat the majority of guys he goes against. Every tournament I've ever been in or any card I've ever been to, the smaller guys fight like hell n show great skill while the big guys punch between hugging and resting.

[Spicoli]

[ykdadamaja]

This is pathetic. Floyd is a small man facing bigger men. Best of each division.

Wlad is a big man facing smaller men and still has been knocked out 3 times

lololololol.... point taken!

[ykdadamaja]

THe heavyweight division has more heavier hitters, and Wlad won after he lost and remained undefeated. That's tough to argue with, great stuff as usual Duhmaja.

The rule of thinking is that with the heavyweight, you are supposed to face bone crushing power in every and almost all fights.

Wlad lost, but also fought more. He also faced more dangerous opposition. Both turned pro the same time. You would have expected Wlad to wear down or out more than Floyd. All things considered.

The average career of heavyweights are dramatically lesser than guys from lower divisions. Quite obviously.

So since all HW's hit harder, every HW faces more dangerous opposition in every fight, to you? Why even compare a heavyweight with a welter anyways, how can you? Ever think maybe Wlad holds so much now in part because he's just as worn out as Floyd, and can get away with it against the big guys?

Wlad and Floyd have both been dominant champions with a similar approach to boxing. I rate Floyd as a lot better because of his inside skills, and the fact that he has the capacity to dig down and win a grueling fight. Guys have been able to pressure him effectively, get inside and land, and all it means is we ended up with really good action. Anyone who has ever been able to hit Wlad very much has either stopped him or evoked some awful holding, the best actual two way action fight he's ever won was probably the first Tony Thompson one imo.

I was about to say the same thing.

At first I thought it was going to be a joke thread.

This has nothing to do with what we are talking about- activity and fighting spirit. Wlad gets the nod from me, again and again and again. And I don't like the sock puppet hug-fest from him, TBTH.

Read the initial thread starter, please...

[Ron Swanson]

THe heavyweight division has more heavier hitters, and Wlad won after he lost and remained undefeated. That's tough to argue with, great stuff as usual Duhmaja.

The rule of thinking is that with the heavyweight, you are supposed to face bone crushing power in every and almost all fights.

Wlad lost, but also fought more. He also faced more dangerous opposition. Both turned pro the same time. You would have expected Wlad to wear down or out more than Floyd. All things considered.

The average career of heavyweights are dramatically lesser than guys from lower divisions. Quite obviously.

Everyone knows smaller fighters have shorter careers because the depend on speed and larger fighters last longer because the don't. Power is the last thing to go. This act where you say what is exactly opposite of right is old. Please stop. No person could be perfectly wrong about everything. It's not even original. You say something that's wrong then you come back quoting someone and saying something more preposterous. If you're going to play a character, be original.