Klitchsko - 247, Peter - 253.5

[flem1]

Some pics..




Kudos to RossTheBoss of esb..

[TheGreatA]

Vitali is in great shape, he used to weigh 250 in his prime, Peter not so much but not as bad as I thought he would be.

[ACHlLLES]

Vitali looks amazing for his age, and Sam Peter... Well, its hard to tell with peter because he is always pudgy but Peter is not in bad shape I guess.

[The Hammer]

They both look to be in good shape. Peter looks better than he has in the past.

[Silencers]

Peter needs to get his weight down but he's in pretty good shape, Klitschko looks like he is in very good shape.

[Ray*]

After 4 years vitali weighed 247!!! Sorry but peter is toasted.

[steptwome]

Can't Wait To See Those Bombs Fly. Both Fighters Seem To Be In Relatively Good Shape

[ACHlLLES]

After 4 years vitali weighed 247!!! Sorry but peter is toasted.

I guess that means he probably was training for all 4 years expecting to come out of retirement.

[Stickman]

I think Peter is doing alot of lifting during camp, and this has, historically, always been a bad idea for any fighter. The strength gains are always more than offset by the losses in speed, mobility, and endurance. I don't think it'll be much different in this case. What I don't get is...why? Knowing he's going to be facing a bigger, stronger guy in Klitchko, and that he'll need to be able to keep on his toes....why would he (or his trainer, whoever's idea it was) pack on more muscle, rather than try and improve his footwork, upper body movement, and conditioning, especially against someone as big and mobile as Klitchko. I'm quickly coming to the conclusion that about half the "expert" trainers are just ****ing idiots, or glorified yesmen.

[Ray*]

I guess that means he probably was training for all 4 years expecting to come out of retirement.

I guess we would never know, Since we are not vitali or his trainer.