Moorer talking absolute nonsense

[Chase8400]

3:12


Brewster definately landed a flush left hook, all it takes is one punch. This is boxing, you don't make up an excuse everytime a fighter looks bad before a KO. Foreman looked like hell going into the last round of Ali fight..

I think it was pretty obvious that he was too tired to defend himself properly from the very start of the round. I'm not saying Wlad has Pacquiao stamina but it's certainly better than that. He wasn't hurt, he was just unbelievably tired and it was said right after the fight that something was wrong and it was a very known thing around the time.

Fast forward to the rematch: He made easy work of Brewster, which was a sign that he would have probably stopped him in the first fight had he not mysteriously gassed out.

The only legitimate loss on his record is Sanders whom I believe would lose to Wlad 9 out of 10 times. That was just his night to shine. He put that fast, hard, straight left hand to use at the right point in the fight.............very early and often.

[StarshipTrooper]

It's obvious to me now that guys like you hate the Klitschkos because they are Eastern European, foreign and white. So what else can one expect from you than totally biased, extremous nonsense?

Yep! A Tunney alt.....definately not Klitschko2009: That ********** can barely grunt let alone put a sentence together.

Poet

[Scott9945]

Not fighting somone and ducking are two completly different things. Ducking implies you're scared, you're not argueing with facts when you say Holmes ducked somone you're assuming he was scared. We could argue semantics here but my interpretation of ducking is not fighting somone because you're scared of them. He fought Oliver McCall when he was 45. He fought Holyfield when he was 42. Fought AND beat a young Ray Mecer when he was 41 (same year he took Holyfield 12 rounds). Beat Witherspoon, beat Cooney, beat Berbick, beat Mike Weaver, beat Earnie Shavers, beat Ken Norton.

He might not of beat every top contender but that hardly warrants an accusation of ducking considering he fought much harder opposition than them contenders when he was 40+. Your accusation of ducking is unfounded, it's not a fact.

We are talking about title reigns, not what previously retired fighters did in their 40's. Call it whatever you want, Holmes didn't defend his title against the top heavyweights in his era. Maybe in 10 years we can talk about who was the better 40+ y/o heavyweight.

[Benncollinsaad]

Yeah, Easteuropean fighters are so unlucky. Same with Golota. He beat Ruiz and Byrd but was denied the wins. He quit against Grant after owning him for 9 rounds. I'll never understand why. And then Vitali with his cut stoppage against Lewis, who he was dominating despite what any stinking Lewis fan may say. All Lewis did was landing that big punch and that's it. But let's not go there. The point is-Easteuropeans lose often due to bad luck, misfortune or accident than because they are not good enough.

[StarshipTrooper]

It's all good and everyone has an opinion. I have no respect for people who come on here saying bias **** with no common sense. Bye.

Opinions are like azzholes: The wrong people have them and they're all full of ****e. Bias is the abject nuthuggery you shower on the Klitschkos, which displays your utter lack of common sense.

Poet

[Chase8400]

Yeah, Wlad does seem the honest type.

BUT a man's word CANNOT be used as evidence unless you have proper evidence to back this up. Wlad didn't look like himself last night i'll be the first to admit that, but it could have been a number of things like not training properly, throwing too much early, or merely having an "off" day.

You can't use Wlads word as evidence that he was drugged though, otherwise you'd have to accept the numerous other ridiculous excuses.

I can agree with not taking every boxers excuse for sure. I pretty much dismissed the claim by Wlad as well. I think he was fustrated that it happened to him and it was obvious he was suffering from something happening that wasn't normal. My guess is that he had ate something somewhere and sometime during fight week that would take effect on him the next time he would be exerting himself. It happened to be the fight that he exerted himself, and into the history books we go.

Just my theory. I think it really doesn't matter now though because he went back and corrected the mistake much like Lennox did. Twice.

[Scott9945]

Sanders, Purrity and Brewster did it, and Holmes is not only a BILLION times the boxer than all those guys put together, but he has more punching power than all of them as well. Wlad would get stopped within 3.

Are you seriously saying that Holmes hit harder than Corrie Sanders?

And for that matter, Brewster hit harder than Holmes too.

Holmes was a great fighter, but just an average puncher compared to other heavyweight champions.

[StarshipTrooper]

Why would he lie? Ok, it did look like he had punched himself out, but why did he collapse after such a small flurry? That looked su****ious for sure. And Wladimir is no liar.

All Commies are liars.

Poet

[Benncollinsaad]

Are you seriously saying that Holmes hit harder than Corrie Sanders?

And for that matter, Brewster hit harder than Holmes too.

Holmes was a great fighter, but just an average puncher compared to other heavyweight champions.

Rahman said nobody hit him like Sanders. Brewster is the only man to stop Golota in less than a minute. And the only man to knock out a HEALTHY Golota in the first round. In that shameful Lewis fight he was so full of lydocaine he could barely move. He collapsed after the fight and had to be resuscitated on the way to the hospital.

[Chase8400]

Opinions are like azzholes: The wrong people have them and they're all full of ****e. Bias is the abject nuthuggery you shower on the Klitschkos, which displays your utter lack of common sense.

Poet

Now I remember you...............You are the guy who says the same **** over and over again. Pitiful.