Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
I'm done.

Apparently Vitali is regarded as the greatest heavyweight champion of all time on this forum. To beat him is nothing short of beating God himself...

All I've tried to argue is that Adamek has a 30% chance of upsetting the fucker, yet we have people on here thinking he has a 2% chance or no chance. Its pretty sad to see "boxing fans" think this way.
No way does he have a 30% chance. That's like saying if they fought 3 times he'd almost certainly win one of them.

Where does his chance come from? I don't think Vitali has ever been dropped in his career and his chin has been proven solid. Adamek has little power anway, amply demonstrated by the fact that he couldn't even stop Kevin Mcbride. That is terrible. Mcbrides last win was against Tyson and even that was because Tyson was so ashamed of how far he had fallen he decided to stop fighting rather than suffer the indignity of struggling to knock out such a bum as Mcbride, I mean really what an awful way to win a fight, when your opponent retires and quits boxing because he's so depressed he hasn't knocked you out in 5 rounds!!!

Since that 'heroic' win Mcbride has lost every fight and has been KO'd a bunch of times. This useless fighter who boxrec don't even have in the top 100 in the division went the distance with Adamek. That's about as bad as it gets.

So I think we can rule out Adamek scoring a shock KO.

So how about outboxing him? Well Vitali has NEVER been behind on the scorecards. His only defeats are when he dislocated his shoulder in a fight he was winning easily and when he was stopped on cuts in a fight he was edging by on the greatest heavyweights of all time.

So Adamek's chances of outpointing him are also slim.

Let's do the maths and break this down scientifically.

Vitali has had 42 fights winning 40.

In all those fights he has never been behind on the cards, ever.

So Adameks chances of boxing him to a decision must be 1 in 42 I guess. He would be the only one.

Vitali has had one freak injury in his career, so another 1 in 41 chance.

He was also stopped on cuts by the greatest heavy arguably since Ali and Foreman. I would give Adamak .5 out of 42 chance of doing that.

So 2.5 out of 42 would be a fair estimate of his chances.

That would be 5 out of 84 plus another 1 to make it out of 100.

Mathematically he has a 6% chance of winning.