Oleg Maskaev

Sorry ejk22, didn't see your question in another thread. It is for real, I believe that this is when they met in London after their fight. I know that Klichko met Lewis at Lewis' house, met his mother, had tea, talked, etc. I have seen this picture before and finally was able to download it from Klichko's web site. No shit? These guys remind me of wrestlers, they act like they dislike one another in public then in private they play house together. LOL!!

Who is the chick on the right in boxing2005's avatar? Nautilus, where have you been? It's been a while since I saw a post from you.

Hey boxing2005 I asked you in another thread, is that picture on your avatar for real? or is it some computer generated image. Sorry ejk22, didn't see your question in another thread. It is for real, I believe that this is when they met in London after their fight. I know that Klichko met Lewis at Lewis' house, met his mother, had tea, talked, etc. I have seen this picture before and finally was able to download it from Klichko's web site.

Its probably from Ocean's 11. Its on the Klitschko site. Is that Wlad or Vitali?

No way king would like golota to win a belt!king hates all white boxers.

Its probably from Ocean's 11. Its on the Klitschko site. Who is the chick on the right in boxing2005's avatar?

Hey boxing2005 I asked you in another thread, is that picture on your avatar for real? or is it some computer generated image. Its probably from Ocean's 11. Its on the Klitschko site.

Hey boxing2005 I asked you in another thread, is that picture on your avatar for real? or is it some computer generated image.

I think that this is what you are talking about. That's it, I read it on Klichko's website

I think that this is what you are talking about. Here, the details of this fight described by former official, Vladimir Zolotaryov, who was present at that fight. “When talking about that fight, it’s necessary to begin with Ukrainian Games, that took place in spring of 1991 in Lutsk. Vitali while carring out three fights, won all of them in clear advantage, and injured his right fist in the last fight. Then he took the third place at the USSR Games, without taking a break for his hand to heal. Following that, he passed qualifications and made it into the championship of USSR Armed Forces. We’ll skip details of those fights, and focus on the final fight in Tashkent. The matter of fact, we didn’t have any desire to go there since Vitali had to prepare for Kickboxing world championship that took place in July in Paris. We wanted to give Vitali time to heal so that he would be prepared for that championship since going to the world championship was much more prestigious. But the head of sports (USSR) gave order not only to go to Tashkent but also to return with a victory. That’s were the fight between Vitali and Oleg took place. I perfectly remember that fight. It was a semifinal. In Vitali’s corner – Michael Jakovlevich Matsih, and I was one of tournament’s judges. Before the fight, Michael and I warned Vitali that he must protect his right hand or we will remove him from competition. Vitali carried out the first round strongly, boxing with only left. But at the end of round, Maskaev rushed towards him and Vitali met him with a right. In between rounds we warned Vitali again, and told him that if he strikes again with his right hand we will stop the fight. In second round Maskaev began aggressively and Vitali countered him with another right. That’s when I signaled Michaely Jakovlevichy to immediately throw in the towel. Even to this day I remember how angry was Vitali at me. What happened after – Vitali became kickboxing world champion in Paris. And whenever I hear Oleg’s words that in the first round he knocked down Vitali thee times, I just start to smile.”

Maskaev never knocked out Vitali in the ameaturs as he wants you to believe. Vitali's corner stopped the fighter after the first round, because Vitali injured his hand, and the corner didn't want to further hurt it, as he was preparing for Kickboxing championship at Paris. And of course if the corner halts a bout, it's ruled as a TKO, but its the type of TKO, you would rather not have. No where in the fight did Maskaev have Vitali hurt, or on the ground or anything similiar to the matter. I read an interview with the judge that was judging that fight. They stopped the fight because Vitaliy kept hitting Maskaev with the injured right hand. What's with Vitaliy and his hands, anyway? I never heard anybody having so many problems with hands after the fight. I hope this is nothing serious, it would suck if he had any problems with fighting on.

You guys are making too big of a deal about the headgear. It's there to protect you from cuts and make it so that every little jab and light punch is softened a bit. A punch that would knock you out without protection would do so even if you were wearing headgear. A KO occurs because you're head is smashed back so violently that your brain is jarred loose from its contact with the inside of your skull. A relatively thin layer of material is not going to prevent your head from snapping back. You'd need some kind of steel neck brace apparatus to accomplish that, and then you'd just get laughed out of the gym. I've been hit with headgear and without and never noticed much of a difference except that your face is not so sore afterwords. A nice shot is a nice shot, and a puncher like Maskaev would KO a guy if he hit him flush on the chin regardless of what he had on his head. Chalk that loss up to inexperience and not a fault with Vit's chin.

Is this guy for real? He wants Vitali. He thinks he can beat him based on the fact that Oleg beat Vitali in the amateurs. Before he steps up, why doesn't Maskaev try to get a rematch with McCall, Tua, Johnson, Whitaker, or Sanders? Maskaev never knocked out Vitali in the ameaturs as he wants you to believe. Vitali's corner stopped the fighter after the first round, because Vitali injured his hand, and the corner didn't want to further hurt it, as he was preparing for Kickboxing championship at Paris. And of course if the corner halts a bout, it's ruled as a TKO, but its the type of TKO, you would rather not have. No where in the fight did Maskaev have Vitali hurt, or on the ground or anything similiar to the matter.

This would be a good defense for VK after the Rahman fight. An easy stay busy fight.

Vitali is no amateur now, he has vastly improved while Oleg has not improved much. His weak chin will betray him. Right now, I can't see him winning against Vitali.

i agree that king would like golota to win a belt... king can make alot more money off him then lame-ass brewster...

ya i think golotas sort of cured he didnt seem to do anythin tha night he fought RUIZ and ANYONE would get frustrated with ruiz

actually it was a one punck knock out, vitali was on the canvas for 20 minutes motionless, and that's with headgear on Someone is lying. http://www.ebaumsworld.com/forumfun/negative4.jpg

Yeah and if Golota loses (hey you never know w/him) Look for King to try and get him to Fight Vitali. I would lose alot of respect for VK if he were to fight Golota for no wbo belt. Hell if VK were to Hold the WBC/WBO straps he would be able to say he is the real champ by default 2 to 1 to 1. UNIFICATION GODDAMIT :mad: VK must be nuts to fight Golota without a belt or any other King's boxer for that matter, so I doubt it will ever happen. It wouldn't help VK's ratings at all. I am surprised he is fighting Rahman but I guess he doesn't have a choice but to fight his mandatory.

I should correct myself. If Golota wins over Brewster, Golota vs. Klichko would be unification. In my mind, Golota will win the fight with Brewster, King seems to be set on making Golota the champion, setting him up for a third championship fight in the row.Yeah and if Golota loses (hey you never know w/him) Look for King to try and get him to Fight Vitali. I would lose alot of respect for VK if he were to fight Golota for no wbo belt. Hell if VK were to Hold the WBC/WBO straps he would be able to say he is the real champ by default 2 to 1 to 1. UNIFICATION GODDAMIT :mad: