I want to see Lamon Brewster back in the ring!

**duffgun** · 03-24-2008, 12:40 PM

Brewster was probably the most exciting heavyweight to watch over the past few years, His first fight with Wlad was good as was his defense's against golota, Krasniqi and Lyakhovich. I think he should retire.

**Silencers** · 03-24-2008, 12:41 PM

I wish him the best but I think the Lyakhovich fight took a lot away from him, he wasn't the same Lamon Brewster in the Klitschko rematch.

**The Hammer** · 03-24-2008, 12:46 PM

I completely agree with this thread. The heavyweight division isn't as interesting without Lamon.

Brewster is one of the most exciting heavyweights of this decade! His fight with Lyakhovich was unforgettable.

**Leo Pradun** · 03-24-2008, 01:25 PM

hes pretty much done and even if he gives it one more go he will will not be close to what he once was.I have to say that he got lucky against Klitschko in the first fight the pounding he was taking the fight came close to being stopped but Klitschkp punched himself out and Brewster should have lost to Meehan it wasnt the till the Golota restruction that people took him seriously but he was a good fighter and he will always be known for the Golota Krasniqi and ofocurse the Lyko fights

**Welter_Skelter** · 03-24-2008, 01:31 PM

I like Brewster.. But I can Kinda see his Point...
After 11 One sided rounds against Klitschko..
I think he knows where he stands.. I think it kills his Hunger..

Still I think he could Still beat Most of the guys out there.. and Always has a chance against the guys he can't beat..

And I would like for him to continue..

**isbj** · 03-24-2008, 01:39 PM

It all started downhill when he got rid of his longtime manager and fired Jesse Reid. Then he hires Buddy McGirt a horrible trainer IMO! Once Buddy can't figure out a suitable gameplan for his fighter in a fight he just wants to throw in the towel. Buddy is not a very good motivator and runs out of strategies for his fighters.

**The Hammer** · 03-24-2008, 01:41 PM

He should take a couple of fights with beatable top 100 ranked opponents (example: Dominick Guinn), and so end his career on a winning note.

**WLAD OWNS** · 03-24-2008, 01:54 PM

I wanna see Brewster vs Lyakhovich II

Their fight was one of the best heavyweight fights I have ever seen, both guys showed incredible heart, courage and determination...Both guys are coming off bad losses, maybe an exciting rematch can help rejuvanate their careers.

**Tobi.G** · 03-24-2008, 04:59 PM

Originally posted by WLAD OWNS

I wanna see Brewster vs Lyakhovich II

Their fight was one of the best heavyweight fights I have ever seen, both guys showed incredible heart, courage and determination...Both guys are coming off bad losses, maybe an exciting rematch can help rejuvanate their careers.

Brewster was comming from an long layoff and an injury when he fought Klitschko the second time and Klitschko is an verry good fighter, the completest heavyweight out there. You cant beat him on points, you have to knock him out. Guys like Brewster have to go allout against Klitschko but in the rematch Brewster didnt and Klitschko had an easy night. Maybe it has something to do with McGirt. But i think against other heavyweights Brewster has always a good chance to win. I think hes working on his game right now and is preparing to get back in the ring, well at least i hope so.

I want to see Lamon Brewster back in the ring!