Wlad proved why I would never put him on my p4p list

**TitoFan** · 12-01-2015 06:17 AM

This was always more about Wlad than about Fury for me. Hey... all credit to Fury for unseating the champ and doing something no other opponent had actually stepped into the ring to do..... actually trying to beat Wlad. But I want to make my position clear. It's about Wlad expressing his mindset as a fighter by the way he fought Fury. Those early career knockout losses must've affected Wlad more than anybody ever knew. Hell.... Lennox was KTFO'ed a couple of times, and always came back aggressively to win back the championship. That's called "cojones", something Wlad has never had.

So kudos to Fury for finding a way to take the decision from Wlad in Wlad's own backyard, but..... this was just a validation of Wlad's unwillingness to accept even one small iota of risk. Someone like that does not deserve to hold the HW belt.

**SlimTrae** · 12-01-2015 08:04 AM

Originally Posted by TitoFan

This was always more about Wlad than about Fury for me. Hey... all credit to Fury for unseating the champ and doing something no other opponent had actually stepped into the ring to do..... actually trying to beat Wlad. But I want to make my position clear. It's about Wlad expressing his mindset as a fighter by the way he fought Fury. Those early career knockout losses must've affected Wlad more than anybody ever knew. Hell.... Lennox was KTFO'ed a couple of times, and always came back aggressively to win back the championship. That's called "cojones", something Wlad has never had.

So kudos to Fury for finding a way to take the decision from Wlad in Wlad's own backyard, but..... this was just a validation of Wlad's unwillingness to accept even one small iota of risk. Someone like that does not deserve to hold the HW belt.

Well said. I concede.