Originally posted by Freedom.
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Is Wladimir Klitschko past his prime at age 35?
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Yes, Haye deserves credit if he wins. But Wladimir also deserves credit if he wins.
If Wlad wins, realistically, his resume put him top3 P4P in the sport.
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realistically the question doesn't matter so much. wlad just has to come into the ring to do his thing. it's haye who will have to be the agressor but remember wlad is not the slow punching valuev. if haye uses the same tactic he will be punished.
overall haye is hardly a credible threat at hw
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Originally posted by Freedom. View PostComment on the main page of ESPN's boxing section:
www.espn.com/boxing
Do you agree or disagree with this comment? Wladimir Klitschko is age 35 now, an age when most fighters are in decline.
I think Wlad looked the best I've ever seen him against Chagaev just two years ago, and he also very good against Peter last September. However, the 9 months of inactivity and fighting only twice in the two years since Chagaev may not have been good for him.
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Originally posted by Nuurzhaelan View PostI am guessing that 'prime' can only be viewed in hindsight. I expect that he is regardless of what can be qualified. Still, I don't think he'll lose to haye. haye is giving up weight, reach and height. Neither have overly strong chins, though haye's is reputedly worse.
Try not to worry about it much. Que sera sera.
War Wladimir.Last edited by steeluv; 06-24-2011, 11:37 AM.
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