what can the klitschkos do to make it on the recognized p4p list?

[Chunk..]

Beat Danny Williams.

[moofo]

They need to fight each other and stop using the "Brother" excuse.

In any other walk of life where can that be used for UNDERACHIEVING?

[STEELHEAD]

I think a lot of the problem is the P4P principle.... if all boxers were the same size. Obviously both can box, but the fact that they're ****ing huge plays a part.

i know.
you got top ten army ant calderon who rules with a featherfist and a unicycle.
who is made to be thought of as being more tuff then the big lug wlad who rules by clowning around in the hvwt circus!
but how else could it be?

[The Hammer]

They should never fight each other. Lots of other people to fight:

Valuev
Haye
Chagaev
Gomez
Walker
Arreola
Dimitrenko
Povetkin
Johnson
Chambers
Minto
*****ko

[warp1432]

And when they beat all those people. Then what?

They need to fight each other. They should get it out of the way and then the other one can clean out the division.

[AceNguyen]

I think a lot of the problem is the P4P principle.... if all boxers were the same size. Obviously both can box, but the fact that they're ****ing huge plays a part.

The term "pound for pound" isn't literal, it just means relative to your weight class. At heavyweight, Chris Byrd didn't get more consideration than the Klitchkos despite the vast size difference. You're just judged as a heavyweight on the P4P lists.

[Steak]

the Klitschko brothers are really the only two good guys in the Heavyweight division, so unfortunately theyd probebly have to fight each other to get p4p status kind of credit...

then again, if either one of them knocks out Valuev, I think they might have a great chance of getting on the p4p list. aside from it being a fairly good win in itself, it would look awesome, and looking awesome is pretty much how you get on the p4p list...whats more, the Klitschko brothers would have beaten someone whos actually bigger than themselves, which would turn some heads.

[Dan...]

Are people seriously suggesting they fight each other? How fkn dumb is that? Do you ppl not have brothers?

[Ben_London.]

The term "pound for pound" isn't literal, it just means relative to your weight class. At heavyweight, Chris Byrd didn't get more consideration than the Klitchkos despite the vast size difference. You're just judged as a heavyweight on the P4P lists.

Interestingly, Wlad had a lot of fights at close to 225. Most of his opponents were close to the same weight as he was, and you'll be surprised at how many weighed more! For example, Purrity was 25 pounds heavier.

Wlad isn't as big as people say he is, and he said on Conan O'Brian's show his height is between 6'5" and 6'6", which makes him close to the same height as Lewis.