is Wladimir Klitscko the greatest specimen ever in world boxing

It's gotta be Steve Cunningham guys. These others aren't even coming close. Steve shows up as a heavyweight as lean as a bodybuilder, and with those big ass traps. ( no h0mo)

Mike Weaver was a beast of dimensions. Frank Bruno deserves a mention as well.

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Mike Weaver has the best physique Honourable mention; Ken Norton.

Young George Foreman http://theracinghorse.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/George-Foreman-at-the-weigh-in.jpg

Let me guess, you think David Haye is :rolleyes: Again, that would be a no.

Wladimir klitschko looks like the fking terminator dont see anyone beating him anytime soon. vitali would murder him, it would be incestuous

Alas, I fear we have seen the best of Wlad. Since the passing of Manny he has looked increasingly vulnerable, with gaps in his defence and almost no killer instinct. I don't like Banks as a trainer one bit. He looked quite aggressive against Wach IMO. Not sure about the defence though. I still think he does it quite good. Pianneta is not a benchmark but he demolished him with his hands down in good part of the fight. Povetkin fight was a stinker. I think Wlad needs some tall fighter soon - like wilder or fury.

Lebron James is bigger and more athletic. Wlad is like a slow, stiff cowardly robot who leans and holds more than he punches, even though he's bigger than 95% of the guys he fights.

Alas, I fear we have seen the best of Wlad. Since the passing of Manny he has looked increasingly vulnerable, with gaps in his defence and almost no killer instinct. I don't like Banks as a trainer one bit.

His physique is admirable, but he's not the greatest. Maybe among the champions atm he is..

greatest specimen = running out of gas vs heavyweight bums? :dunce:

no to both things. Let me guess, you think David Haye is :rolleyes:

I believe he may be the one that has stayed in the best shape outside the ring. In my opinion that says a lot about him in this fat infested era of heavyweight boxing.

no to both things.