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Yeah Corrie Sanders isnt in same league as Wlad anymore although i would still give him punchers chance. But that is same with anyone that Wlad faces that can hit a little
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Corrie Sanders is one tough sob. Corrie Sanders put up one hell of a fight against vitali. Danny Williams may have heart and got up alot, but Corrie Sanders put up a leaps better fight against Vitali.Comment
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If Wlad have any kind of self-respect and sense of honor, he should want to avenge his losses, huge risk or not...Huge risk, very low reward
Corrie has a granite chin and very fast hands, sooner or later, he will tag Wlad and this could mean trouble.
Corrie may just have Wlad's #.
Corrie clearly caught Wlad, while Wlad's losses to Purity and Brewster came by a way of exhaustion / poisoning
What annoys me the most in today's society; there's no such thing as honor anymore.
How come people train all their life to become the best they can be, and then **** off from all legitimate challenges they face where they finally can prove themselves?
If you don't believe you're the best, then why say so?
It's disgraceful, it's ******, it's lying and it's a mark off cowards.
I hope today's so-called "champions" look back at their lives later in life thinking "damn, I ran from all challenges, I was a *****! I wish I could change what I did.."
It doesn't matter what people say about you; If you're a true champion, you'll know it in your heart. You will respect yourself if you try your very best, not matter what the odds are.
Win, lose or draw, it's how you feel about yourself that's important.
I'm not talking about Wlad in particular, more to all pretenders out there.
If you lose a fight, fine. Avenge it.
If not, admit you were beaten by the better man.
If you don't believe you can beat the guy who defeated you, you're not a champion. You're a contender at heart then...
**** the money, fight the best and they will come.
**** the promoters, why let some other ****wit decide what you do with your life?
**** the fans, you're fighting to prove something for yourself. If not, you're probably fighting for the wrong reasons...
Are you afraid of losing? That thought shouldn't be in your mind- you are weak. There is always a possibility that you might lose. You train your ass off to prevent it, so why bother thinking about it?
If you have two opponents you can decide to face, pick the most dangerous one; It's an act of a coward to take the easy way out.
Why are fans making excuses for fighters? Do you cheer for cowards?
Do you root for fighters who are as weak as you?
Does it make you feel good about yourself when you know the "best" is a coward like you?
Don't always follow your head... Follow your heart sometimes too. The heart only acknowledges the truth. No but, no if, no questions. Only truth.
So what if Shane Mosley loses sometimes, he fought every person he lost to twice. Holyfield- great champion.
Calzaghe? Get the **** outta here. He points his finger in all directions, blaming everyone for his lack of quality opposition- the sure-fire sign of a...
To all you englishmen, I don't care about the excuses, or if Calzaghe could KO Hopkins, Winky and Taylor all in the same night.
If he really were a champion at heart, he would have fought somebody.
If he really wanted to prove himself, the fight with Kessler would have been made long ago.
To actually have the nerve to call yourself a champion without ever testing yourself against the best there is, is nothing short of staggering. (Not talking about Calzaghe anymore)
I hate *******. HATE them.
There is no honor in a person who calls himself a champion...
The very word is defined in what you do, not what you are capable of, or what you CLAIM you can do.
Being a champion has nothing to do with being a title-holder.
Being a king has nothing to do with the crown on your head.
No matter how great you are, it's what you do that defines you...Comment
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What about Ross Purity?
I think this might be another Klitschko Brewster type fight if it happens but still, it would be avenging a loss, a major loss.Comment
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