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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko: Who would he beat?

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    Wlad would destroy a prime Tyson. He would beat Holyfield. Him and Lewis would be a great fight. Everything else is before my time.

    Your time obviously being from 2003 onwards as youve clearly never seen prime holyfield or tyson.

    "My time" consists of the likes of lewis, bowe, holyfield, ruddock etc and i genuinely would be hard pushed to name one of them that wladimir could beat.

    I do completely believe however that wladimir would of been a tad too much for bruno
    Yeah, Tyson was a monster. KTFO by Buster Douglas and Danny Williams. Wlad would intimidate Tyson before he ever stepped in the ring. Tyson is the most overrated fighter of all time. Do me a favor. Name one good fighter Tyson beat? Because there is a ton of tomato cans that beat him.
    Never said tyson was a great fighter

    but while were talking about knockouts hows about getting completely p*wned by the mighty corrie sanders and lamon brewster
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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko: Who would he beat?

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    Your time obviously being from 2003 onwards as youve clearly never seen prime holyfield or tyson.

    "My time" consists of the likes of lewis, bowe, holyfield, ruddock etc and i genuinely would be hard pushed to name one of them that wladimir could beat.

    I do completely believe however that wladimir would of been a tad too much for bruno
    Yeah, Tyson was a monster. KTFO by Buster Douglas and Danny Williams. Wlad would intimidate Tyson before he ever stepped in the ring. Tyson is the most overrated fighter of all time. Do me a favor. Name one good fighter Tyson beat? Because there is a ton of tomato cans that beat him.
    Never said tyson was a great fighter

    but while were talking about knockouts hows about getting completely p*wned by the mighty corrie sanders and lamon brewster
    both of those guys are better than Douglas, McBride, and Williams. And both were early in Wlad's career. Sam Peter is a better fighter than Tyson ever beat. Not even close. Did you really just say Michael Spinks? You need to learn some boxing, bra.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko: Who would he beat?

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    Yeah, Tyson was a monster. KTFO by Buster Douglas and Danny Williams. Wlad would intimidate Tyson before he ever stepped in the ring. Tyson is the most overrated fighter of all time. Do me a favor. Name one good fighter Tyson beat? Because there is a ton of tomato cans that beat him.
    Never said tyson was a great fighter

    but while were talking about knockouts hows about getting completely p*wned by the mighty corrie sanders and lamon brewster
    both of those guys are better than Douglas, McBride, and Williams. And both were early in Wlad's career. Sam Peter is a better fighter than Tyson ever beat. Not even close. Did you really just say Michael Spinks? You need to learn some boxing, bra.
    Thye weren't early in his career Wlad had been a pro for about 15 years and had over 40 fights when he got battered by Sanders!! And do you think Williams and McBride were in Tyson's prime then
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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko: Who would he beat?

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    Yeah, Tyson was a monster. KTFO by Buster Douglas and Danny Williams. Wlad would intimidate Tyson before he ever stepped in the ring. Tyson is the most overrated fighter of all time. Do me a favor. Name one good fighter Tyson beat? Because there is a ton of tomato cans that beat him.
    Never said tyson was a great fighter

    but while were talking about knockouts hows about getting completely p*wned by the mighty corrie sanders and lamon brewster
    both of those guys are better than Douglas, McBride, and Williams. And both were early in Wlad's career. Sam Peter is a better fighter than Tyson ever beat. Not even close. Did you really just say Michael Spinks? You need to learn some boxing, bra.

    tyson got beat by those guys because he was waiting for his pension plan to kick in

    Wladmir got turned over by a tubby south african at the very age mike tyson was the most feared man on the planet
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    OK I'm going to be honest about a few things here

    #1 If Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster got to fight more of the top tier fighters they would have been much more impressive fighters. They are still solid fighters, granted for a short period of time but Sanders was a threat to anyone who set foot in the ring with him, and nobody can argue that.

    #2 If you look at the skill set of Wladimir Klitschko you will see he's built to beat a fighter "like" Tyson...could he keep his composure under Tyson's attack maybe not, but Wlad has everything you need to beat Tyson.

    I think Wlad could have handled anyone considered 2nd tier in the era's of Ali, Holmes, Lewis, Tyson, Holyfield.....and I think personally he would have beaten Riddick Bowe (5 out of 10 times as previously stated) because as great as the guy fought, he never once faced a power puncher, and he didn't use his physical attributes to his advantage.

    You guys also need to acknowledge that Wladimir Klitschko has fought more southpaws than any other heavyweight champion has had to. That's a very difficult thing to ask, Ali to my knowledge only fought 1, I'm not sure if Lewis fought any or even Tyson for that matter.

    And to answer your question ICB Wladimir's never fought anyone on Spink's level because he's never even thought of fighting a light heavyweight much less considering such a fight to be an accomplishment. But to be totally honest I don't see Chris Byrd as any different than Spinks, he was just a full time heavyweight instead of being a light heavyweight first.
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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko: Who would he beat?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    OK I'm going to be honest about a few things here

    #1 If Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster got to fight more of the top tier fighters they would have been much more impressive fighters. They are still solid fighters, granted for a short period of time but Sanders was a threat to anyone who set foot in the ring with him, and nobody can argue that.

    #2 If you look at the skill set of Wladimir Klitschko you will see he's built to beat a fighter "like" Tyson...could he keep his composure under Tyson's attack maybe not, but Wlad has everything you need to beat Tyson.

    I think Wlad could have handled anyone considered 2nd tier in the era's of Ali, Holmes, Lewis, Tyson, Holyfield.....and I think personally he would have beaten Riddick Bowe (5 out of 10 times as previously stated) because as great as the guy fought, he never once faced a power puncher, and he didn't use his physical attributes to his advantage.

    You guys also need to acknowledge that Wladimir Klitschko has fought more southpaws than any other heavyweight champion has had to. That's a very difficult thing to ask, Ali to my knowledge only fought 1, I'm not sure if Lewis fought any or even Tyson for that matter.

    And to answer your question ICB Wladimir's never fought anyone on Spink's level because he's never even thought of fighting a light heavyweight much less considering such a fight to be an accomplishment. But to be totally honest I don't see Chris Byrd as any different than Spinks, he was just a full time heavyweight instead of being a light heavyweight first.
    I'll agree he has the tools to beat Tyson, but I think i'd go with prime Tyson to beat current Wlad due to his brilliant head movement, that would get him past the jab IMO and Tysons power once he did get in. Then again Douglas didn't have a great chin (look at what Evander did to it) and he got by Tyson and used his jab well.

    All in all though i'd go with prime Tyson!

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    generalbulldog, I have been known to question the greatness of Ali, but I always give him respect. As for what I said about Chris Byrd....
    Ali
    Height: 6'3
    Weight: 212
    Reach: 80"

    Wlad
    Height: 6'7
    Weight:243
    Reach: 81"

    4 inches, 30 pounds, 1" in reach...Ali never came across a fighter like that and any power Ali had came from his speed and accumulation of damage/fatigue on his opponent. Chris Byrd was a big stretch, but who has Wlad fought that was a skilled boxer, had little KO power, fast hands, and a very solid chin? Chris Byrd. Am I saying Ali would get his ass kicked like Chris Byrd ? no (I may have been 4 years ago, but not right now), I'm saying Ali would be undersized and out gunned...not that he wasn't used to that but he may have been used to that bigger person in the ring lacking in technical boxing skill and this would not be the case if they fought. However improbable it is to consider Wlad winning this fight it's not impossible.

    Quote Originally Posted by rjj tszyu View Post
    I'll agree he has the tools to beat Tyson, but I think i'd go with prime Tyson to beat current Wlad due to his brilliant head movement, that would get him past the jab IMO and Tysons power once he did get in. Then again Douglas didn't have a great chin (look at what Evander did to it) and he got by Tyson and used his jab well.

    All in all though i'd go with prime Tyson!
    But you do see it's not crazy to think Wlad has a shot vs Tyson and that's all I'm saying.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko: Who would he beat?

    Lyle you obviously don't know anything about Tyson because he's the worst possible match-up for Wlad. He'd beat up Wlad so badly it would be nasty to watch. Tyson had more technical skill in his left pinky than Wlad has in his entire arsenal.

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    Default Re: Wladimir Klitschko: Who would he beat?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    generalbulldog, I have been known to question the greatness of Ali, but I always give him respect. As for what I said about Chris Byrd....
    Ali
    Height: 6'3
    Weight: 212
    Reach: 80"

    Wlad
    Height: 6'7
    Weight:243
    Reach: 81"

    4 inches, 30 pounds, 1" in reach...Ali never came across a fighter like that and any power Ali had came from his speed and accumulation of damage/fatigue on his opponent. Chris Byrd was a big stretch, but who has Wlad fought that was a skilled boxer, had little KO power, fast hands, and a very solid chin? Chris Byrd. Am I saying Ali would get his ass kicked like Chris Byrd ? no (I may have been 4 years ago, but not right now), I'm saying Ali would be undersized and out gunned...not that he wasn't used to that but he may have been used to that bigger person in the ring lacking in technical boxing skill and this would not be the case if they fought. However improbable it is to consider Wlad winning this fight it's not impossible.
    Duly noted that Ali has never faced someone of Wlad's physical dimensions. But Ali was in a golden age of HWs and somehow he usually finds a way to win. I dont' think there is an debate that his resume is more impressive than Wlads?

    In these mythical matchup let's say you put Wlad in 1967 against Ali without any of today's advancement in medical sports science and nutrition along with 15 round fights where he is known not to have great stamina, then really I don't fancy his chance against Ali. He may not even be 243. If you put an 25 year old Ali in 2006 against the 30 year old Wlad with all the nutritional supplements and advancement in medical sports science I see quite possibly him being even heavier (maybe around 220-225) and retaining all his quickness and speed, Ali still has to be the heavy favorite.

    Wlad is very good for this era, but I just don't really fancy his chance against an Prime Foreman, ALi, etc.

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