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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Let me get this straight..... 'cause this is worth getting on record.

    Are you actually defending the "Povetkin" Wlad?!?

    Inquisitive minds want to know.

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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Povetkin made the fight tough, that's how he was going to be successful vs Wladimir and Wladimir kept him from being successful...that's all there is to it.

    Wlad-Ibragimov: I did not like that fight, Sultan ran the entire time. That said, you have an opponent running, loading up on 1 huge shot...Wlad attempted to KO him, but why take a giant risk and stand and trade with a guy loading up for 1 lulu of a punch? Does that make strategic sense? Wlad did what he could with what Sultan offered him and that is why he typically finds a way to win.

    Wlad-Haye: I thought the fight could have gone better but Haye hurt hims little baby toe so of course HE ran the entire fight

    Wlad-Thompson 1 & 2: I enjoyed both of those, Tony gave everything he had in the first fight and gave Wlad a run, tired him out pretty good but Wlad stopped the guy (who had never been stopped ever before) and THEN he stopped him again, earlier and with menace. YES I enjoyed that fight.

    Wlad-Austin: Shit yeah I enjoyed that fight, Wlad blasted Ray with a left hook that nearly took off Ray's head and he followed up to make certain he ended the fight right then and there. A 2nd round stoppage, you're bitching about a 2nd round KO Aaaaaalllllright

    I'm happy you complain about Wlad regardless of how quickly he knocks out an opponent 11th round, 2nd round, doesn't make a difference to you. You watch the Pulev fight? Nah better yet DON'T, DON'T watch and then DON'T complain.

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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Wlad-Ibragimov: I did not like that fight, Sultan ran the entire time. That said, you have an opponent running, loading up on 1 huge shot...Wlad attempted to KO him, but why take a giant risk and stand and trade with a guy loading up for 1 lulu of a punch? Does that make strategic sense? Wlad did what he could with what Sultan offered him and that is why he typically finds a way to win.


    Out of your entire post, this was the doozy.

    Exactly when did Wlad attempt to KO Sultan?

    In the dressing room?
    After the fight in the parking lot?
    While Sultan was sleeping in his hotel room?

    I'd like to say I would rewatch the "fight" to see exactly when during the "fight" this alleged attempted KO happened, but I'm no masochist, and frankly I'd prefer to get a root canal without anesthetic, before sitting through Wlad-Sultan again. But to my recollection, and in my humble opinion, the only thing Wlad did during the ENTIRE Sultan "fight" was engage in an interminably exasperating pawing contest with Sultan. Please..... pleeeeeeease do not continue to defend this snoozefest, as it undermines whatever feeble defenses you may have of Wlad.

    We'd all respect it a lot more if you said: "You know? I'm the biggest Wlad fan here. But I'll be the first to admit that the Sultan fight was a huge stinker, partly because of Wlad himself. The Povetkin fight? Not one of Wlad's shining moments." Say that.... and all of your Wlad defenses would seem more palatable.

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    "You know? I'm the biggest Wlad fan here. But I'll be the first to admit that the Sultan fight was a huge stinker, partly because of Wlad himself. The Povetkin fight? Not one of Wlad's shining moments." "

    1. I've said that before for both of those fights.

    2. "Partly" Where's your usual hyperbole?

    3. No comments regarding the other fights you whined about?



    Wlad DID attempt to KO Sultan throughout the fight, but when a 6'6 fighter attempting to utilize height and reach is stalking down a 6'0 southpaw who is leaning back over his right foot and in a crouch presumably loading up for 1 gigantic haymaker while giving Wladimir a teeny tiny window for a pin point punch you have to think for 1 second.....do you BOX or do you go for broke and look like a complete ass when you get clipped on the chin by a Hail Mary of a punch? People can bring up Mike Tyson and how he banged out scared fighters....because his style was suited to do just that. Wladimir's style is to win rounds and wear a fighter down if he can't get an early 1 punch KO then a culmination of punishment over 12 will win him the fight just the same and THAT at the end of the day is what you're squawking about.

    Did the fight look good? NO but a WIN is a WIN...you want to run down Bernard Hopkins record and see how many beautiful fights he had?

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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Hahaha! Gotta hand it to you, Lyle.
    Never lose that sense of humor.
    My comments below:





    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    "You know? I'm the biggest Wlad fan here. But I'll be the first to admit that the Sultan fight was a huge stinker, partly because of Wlad himself. The Povetkin fight? Not one of Wlad's shining moments." "
    (See? Now that wasn't so hard, was it.)


    1. I've said that before for both of those fights. Hmmm.... I'll take your word for it, although those comments from you would've stuck out in my mind like a fly in a glass of milk.

    2. "Partly" Where's your usual hyperbole? Hey...... I'm fair, but I'm firm.

    3. No comments regarding the other fights you whined about? Hell yeah. I whined about Haye. Everybody in the civilized world, with the possible exception of Haye's family, was anxiously waiting for Wlad to make David pay for his hugely annoying running of the mouth. Wlad had the size, the power, and the motivation. So what does he do? He proceeds to UNDERwhelm with his lackluster effort, while letting Haye off the hook with his "Toe-gate" fiasco.



    Wlad DID attempt to KO Sultan throughout the fight, but when a 6'6 fighter attempting to utilize height and reach is stalking down a 6'0 southpaw who is leaning back over his right foot and in a crouch presumably loading up for 1 gigantic haymaker while giving Wladimir a teeny tiny window for a pin point punch you have to think for 1 second.....do you BOX or do you go for broke and look like a complete ass when you get clipped on the chin by a Hail Mary of a punch?
    Are those my only choices?? I'll take Door Number 3, Bob. C'mon man!!! This is professional heavyweight boxing, for chrissakes!! We're not paying PPV money to watch Wlad timidly go after a guy who's crouching and looking for a Hail Mary. Give me the Tysons of the world any day of the week.

    People can bring up Mike Tyson and how he banged out scared fighters....because his style was suited to do just that. Wladimir's style is to win rounds and wear a fighter down if he can't get an early 1 punch KO then a culmination of punishment over 12 will win him the fight just the same and THAT at the end of the day is what you're squawking about.

    Did the fight look good? NO but a WIN is a WIN...you want to run down Bernard Hopkins record and see how many beautiful fights he had?
    Have I defended Bernard's style of fighting? Exactly.

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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Wlad dropped the ball in the Sultan fight, yeah Sultan ran like a bitch but but it was Wlad's show, it was in MSG and Wlad let Sultan make him look bad. Even Manny was telling him he was stinking out the joint.
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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Like Floyd vs Baldomir, it was Floyd's showcase and Floyd didn't look good, it just comes down on Floyd.
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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Some people hate Wladimir Klitschko, and there's nothing that he can ever do to change them.

    It doesn't matter if he wins by KO 2 over Ray Austin and Derrick Jefferson or TKO 11 over Jameel McCline or UD over Mariusz Wach.

    Yet the same people worship Floyd Mayweather, despite him not even trying for a KO over overmatched opponents and beating up the mother of his children.

    It's obvious why they hate Wladimir. If he was Lionel Jones from Philadelphia and exactly the same in every other way, the same people who have him now would hold him in the highest regard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freedom View Post
    Some people hate Wladimir Klitschko, and there's nothing that he can ever do to change them.

    It doesn't matter if he wins by KO 2 over Ray Austin and Derrick Jefferson or TKO 11 over Jameel McCline or UD over Mariusz Wach.

    Yet the same people worship Floyd Mayweather, despite him not even trying for a KO over overmatched opponents and beating up the mother of his children.

    It's obvious why they hate Wladimir. If he was Lionel Jones from Philadelphia and exactly the same in every other way, the same people who have him now would hold him in the highest regard.
    The poor champ. He is heavyweight champ, rich, and a doctor but the man will never stop holding the white man down.

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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post
    The poor champ. He is heavyweight champ, rich, and a doctor but the man will never stop holding the white man down.
    He's a intelligent man of strong character and a good role model. He's had one of the longest and most dominate reigns as champion in heavyweight history, and yet most people where I live have never heard of him.

    Let's be honest here: if he were Lionel Jones from Philadelphia, he'd be a household name in North America like Evander Holyfield, Larry Holmes and Lennox Lewis were. The US media people like ESPN's Teddy Atlas, The Ring's Michael Rosenthal and HBO's Max Kellerman want an African-American heavyweight champion.

    That's just the way it is. Some things will never change.

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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    its coz they are harder to hold
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    Default Re: Whenever Klits fought someone their size, they struggled!

    Quote Originally Posted by Freedom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post
    The poor champ. He is heavyweight champ, rich, and a doctor but the man will never stop holding the white man down.
    He's a intelligent man of strong character and a good role model. He's had one of the longest and most dominate reigns as champion in heavyweight history, and yet most people where I live have never heard of him.

    Let's be honest here: if he were Lionel Jones from Philadelphia, he'd be a household name in North America like Evander Holyfield, Larry Holmes and Lennox Lewis were. The US media people like ESPN's Teddy Atlas, The Ring's Michael Rosenthal and HBO's Max Kellerman want an African-American heavyweight champion.

    That's just the way it is. Some things will never change.
    They want an American Champion from the USA.

    Wlad had plenty of chances to look good in the US but he failed miserably thus far.
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