Quote Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
Brewster against Wlad was a shocking excuse for a fighter - only there to get one last payday as his career was over and his eyesight terrible. And Wlad still kept away from him round after round like he was facing a prime Mike Tyson.

Brewster hardly through a punch and his eyesight was so bad that he couldn't defend against one. The man was an absolute shell of his past self.

Klitschko is not a very fluid boxer like Chris Byrd or Lennox Lewis and does not move side to side very comfortably. Back and forward fine but not side to side. Klitscko is also slower of foot than Lewis or Byrd were and while Tua is not a quick fighter by any means, I do believe he will be able to get inside of Wladimirs reach and that is when the trouble or fun starts.

Tua unless his chin has gone which I doubt will be able to take Klitschkos power. Tua is used to punching up at taller opposition he's done it all his career but has Wladimir taken on anyone of the ability and height of Tua?

Tua has had a few comeback fights recently and has been shaking off the ring rust and been looking to box abit more - sensible move.

I hope this fight happens as it will be intriguing whatever the outcome.

Tua by Ko around the 8th.
is not a very fluid boxer like Chris Byrd or Lennox Lewis

I never thought Lewis was fluid boxer at all.