How would Wladimir Klitschko do against past heavyweights?
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Foreman at his peak would KO Wlad, Wlad would defeat Ali, Frazier or Holmes. Tyson at 21 would likely knock Wlad out, but Wlad would defeat the post-prison Tyson. Lewis would be a close fight, but I think today's version of Wlad might defeat him.
It is more difficult to predict how Wlad would do against fighters from before 1960.Comment
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okay, Wladimir Klitschko is clearly the best heavyweight today. He has a great jab, and right hand is a lethal weapon. With these great aspects, how would he do against heavyweights of the past such as, Ali, Louis, Marciano, and Dempsey? Personally, I think he would give heavyweights of the past a little trouble, and would put up a very good fight, but would still come up on the short end of the stick. Your thoughts?Comment
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okay, Wladimir Klitschko is clearly the best heavyweight today. He has a great jab, and right hand is a lethal weapon. With these great aspects, how would he do against heavyweights of the past such as, Ali, Louis, Marciano, and Dempsey? Personally, I think he would give heavyweights of the past a little trouble, and would put up a very good fight, but would still come up on the short end of the stick. Your thoughts?
Vlad can barely make 12..
He is not a 15 round fighter..Comment
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Frazier knew how to bob and weave his way inside...
Bobbing & weaving IS A LOST ART today..hence Vlad's success..
All he does is slide straight back and STOP..He has no defense for a fighter that KEEPS GOING..
Vlad has been KTFO already by far lesser fighters than Joe Frazier..Comment
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okay, Wladimir Klitschko is clearly the best heavyweight today. He has a great jab, and right hand is a lethal weapon. With these great aspects, how would he do against heavyweights of the past such as, Ali, Louis, Marciano, and Dempsey? Personally, I think he would give heavyweights of the past a little trouble, and would put up a very good fight, but would still come up on the short end of the stick. Your thoughts?
Wlad would be compeitive and maybe even shine in spots but overall would lose.
One big advantage over past heavyweights he has is his size...
6ft. 6 in. 240 lbs...and an 81" reach.
it would pose problems for many of the past heavweights...
i think many of the great heavyweights of the past would need a couple of rounds (3-4) to get used to the size of wlad and then would slowly begin to win the fight.
wlad would still be a good fighter but not good enough to beat the best of all time at heavyweight.Comment
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[QUOTE=Bad_Barracuda;3434280]Guys from the past fought for 15 rounds..sometimes more..
Vlad can barely make 12..
He is not a 15 round fighter..[/QUOTE
youre judging him by a mere 2 fights when he didnt pace himself and punched himself out. he hasnt shown stamina problems in any other fights such as byrd1 ,,peter...mccline..sultan...etcComment
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