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Lets sum up this whole thread in one statement: If you ask someone around the world today to name a heavyweight boxer, is Wladimir klitschko ever gonna be their first choice? No. you will get (in order)

1. Ali
2. Tyson
and
3. De la hoya (let me explain this last choice. During my time in prob stat class i did some math and found out that upwards of 16% of the worlds population will have a barely-functional or lower iq level. These are probably the three most publicized boxers of all time. I'm sure if you asked some of the "intellectually challenged" people in america or anywhere else de la hoya would show up quite readily as an answer to this question.)
And if you ask someone to name a make of a car they would probably say Ford or Chevrolet but it doesn't mean they make the best cars!Ali gets shoved down everyones throats every day!ESPN classics should be renamed the Ali network!Ali was the self proclaimed greatest and everyone has bought into this even if they haven't seen one of his fights!Marketing is an amazing thing.I won't even get into comparing Wladimir with Ali because they are very different all around and there is absolutely no way to make a legitimate comparison having fought in different eras.
i agree
The thing is this.....Wlad is not even the best of his era so how can he be compared to a legend? End of story.
What fighter is better right now than Wladimir?

OH COME ON!!! that's easy!!!

just look at the records!

VALUEV!

ok so if it come down to record that mean brian nielsen is beter than muhammad ali, joe louise and lennox lewis in ur case

brian nielsen record is 62 win and 2 losses there the proof Brian Nielsen http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=004681

lennox lewis 41 win 2 losses
muhammad ali record is 56 win and 5 losses
joe louis record is 69 win 3 losses