What was the third best era for heavyweights?

[JAB5239]

- -What part of the Post Tyson ascension of Lewie into the pantheon of greats do U dumberskull not understand.

What part or he retired the day before the WBC was scheduled strip him of his last misbegotten title he possessed after selling off his other two to DKing?

He was planning a grand finale tour of the conquering hero when mummy pulled the plug on his record Vitali rematch purse do U dumberskull not understand? Mummy met with Vitali as per Lewie request and stamped her tiny foot to say NO as in never again shall my only chile suffer such a beating again. Roy had already dumped his WBA for King to exploit which begs the question.

Am I inexplicably guilty of child abuse of pimply gawking preteen who knows not what the rattles in his noggin signifies? If so, 'pologies...

Would you like to make a wager Lewis had said during his camp for Johnson that he wanted one more fight before he retired, either Jones or Vits? Come on, make the bet. Let's say $100. Surely you can afford that, right?

whatever he said in the moments after the heat of battle mean little. At the end of the day he beat Vitals bloody and rode off into the sunset as a true all time great heavyweight. Now make the bet, sissy.

[QueensburyRules]

Would you like to make a wager Lewis had said during his camp for Johnson that he wanted one more fight before he retired, either Jones or Vits? Come on, make the bet. Let's say $100. Surely you can afford that, right?

whatever he said in the moments after the heat of battle mean little. At the end of the day he beat Vitals bloody and rode off into the sunset as a true all time great heavyweight. Now make the bet, sissy.

- -Not gonna bother find a dead link I used to post in the day where, 1. He was in excellent shape having started training 3 months in advance and then inviting Manny over for 2 weeks before he ever started his 8 week standard training camp. 2. Johnson was the first in a half dozen fights planned before retirement. Tyson, remember him? He was the undercard preparing to be in better shape for the rematch save he looked around and said Nyet to disappear. Vitali who had won his 3rd civil suit vs Lewie was his 3 week notice replacement, upgraded a week later when Johnson injured his t1tty and withdrew.

All very su****ious events, but of course U being a pimply school probably bought into Son of Senior KOing Paul by the 5th rd.

[JAB5239]

- -Not gonna bother find a dead link I used to post in the day where, 1. He was in excellent shape having started training 3 months in advance and then inviting Manny over for 2 weeks before he ever started his 8 week standard training camp. 2. Johnson was the first in a half dozen fights planned before retirement. Tyson, remember him? He was the undercard preparing to be in better shape for the rematch save he looked around and said Nyet to disappear. Vitali who had won his 3rd civil suit vs Lewie was his 3 week notice replacement, upgraded a week later when Johnson injured his t1tty and withdrew.

All very su****ious events, but of course U being a pimply school probably bought into Son of Senior KOing Paul by the 5th rd.

Lmao.....more conspiracy theories?? Are you going to bet or not, coward?

[billeau2]

I personally don't think either of them did anything Impressive at heavyweight outside of Sanders stopping Wlad, and that was a one trick pony. But if I had to pick between the two h2h I would go with Sanders.

It's to bad we never got to see a full-time and fully dedicated Sanders. He was obviously talented. But you can't split your time between the ring and the golf course and be a great fighter.

Thats right... Apparently he was an excellent golfer. He was indeed inconsistent. At his best he was like a heavyweight version of Salido... strong, great punch and better than his record indicated. Even still if you compare his record to Haye, especially at heavyweight, it is more impressive.

[billeau2]

- -Not gonna bother find a dead link I used to post in the day where, 1. He was in excellent shape having started training 3 months in advance and then inviting Manny over for 2 weeks before he ever started his 8 week standard training camp. 2. Johnson was the first in a half dozen fights planned before retirement. Tyson, remember him? He was the undercard preparing to be in better shape for the rematch save he looked around and said Nyet to disappear. Vitali who had won his 3rd civil suit vs Lewie was his 3 week notice replacement, upgraded a week later when Johnson injured his t1tty and withdrew.

All very su****ious events, but of course U being a pimply school probably bought into Son of Senior KOing Paul by the 5th rd.

Are you ever going to:

1) Post a link, some evidence for your BS?
2) Put some skin in the game regarding one of your outrageous claims?

You and Rusty both believe that people should trust the village idiot... because.

[QueensburyRules]

Are you ever going to:

1) Post a link, some evidence for your BS?
2) Put some skin in the game regarding one of your outrageous claims?

You and Rusty both believe that people should trust the village idiot... because.

- -Nobody post more links than I, but most U lardos too ****** to understand em.

And most links from 20 years ago are dead, sorta like that vacuum in U posterior. Look it up on the BS main site, that's the ticket!!!

[JAB5239]

- -Nobody post more links than I, but most U lardos too ****** to understand em.

And most links from 20 years ago are dead, sorta like that vacuum in U posterior. Look it up on the BS main site, that's the ticket!!!

Nobody is more full of **** than you.

[Ben Bolt]

The Klitschko brothers are collectively 0-1 against Hall of Fame fighters. The prospects of anyone they beat getting in looks bleak.

One particular reason why I become to like the Klitschkos, were their gentlemanship.
Good ambassadors to the sport, I think.

As when Chisora spit water in the face of Wlad, and he controlled his anger.
Yes, at times they were boring to watch, which puzzles me when I look to their stats:
Vitali 45-2, 41 KOs … Wlad 64-5, 53 KOs …

One of my favorite vids of Vitali is when he NOT chose to fight (0:48 into the vid).
Dignified man, not surrendering to the political farce in one of many brawls in the Ukrainian parliament …

(However, if our own parliaments were like that, we would probably tune in to every meeting they had.)

[JAB5239]

One particular reason why I become to like the Klitschkos, were their gentlemanship.
Good ambassadors to the sport, I think.

As when Chisora spit water in the face of Wlad, and he controlled his anger.
Yes, at times they were boring to watch, which puzzles me when I look to their stats:
Vitali 45-2, 41 KOs … Wlad 64-5, 53 KOs …

One of my favorite vids of Vitali is when he NOT chose to fight (0:48 into the vid).
Dignified man, not surrendering to the political farce in one of many brawls in the Ukrainian parliament …

(However, if our own parliaments were like that, we would probably tune in to every meeting they had.)

They're fantastic men. Gentlemen. They were good fighters too. But I think they're overrated due to their competition. Wlad fought a much better caliber opposition and though boring had an impressive reign that in my opinion takes incredible focus no matter the opposition.

[QueensburyRules]

Nobody is more full of **** than you.

- -U dummy got no record of any of U dummy posts on AOL, not even a dead link.

U welcome...