..WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO: What If He Faces And Beats...

[THe TRiNiTY]

Chambers, then Povetkin and finally Haye.

His career would look something like this.....

Samuel Peter, decision.
Ruslan Chagaev, stoppage.
Hasem Rachman, stoppage.
Tony Thompson, stoppage.
Sultan Ibragimov, decision.
Lamont Brewster, stoppage.
Calvin Brock, stoppage.
Francois Botha, stoppage.
Jameel McCline, stoppage.
Ray Mercer, stoppage.

Now, true some of those fighters were passed their primes. True, some of those fighters ****** to begin and some of those fights weren't that exciting. Nonetheless, that's still fairly impressive, for the fights he has available to him. Plus, he'd have the three aforementioned hypothetical wins.

His KO ratio is well over 80 percent. He has only 3 losses out of more then 55 fights and he'd still have a few years left to fight. A few questions..

1. How would you rank him as a Heavyweight and overall?

2. Who then, should he fight next? Should he retire?

3. Who out there, besides his brother, do you think has a chance at beating him?

Discuss.

[Ogecca MaMa]

i'd say he could be at top25 hws? I think Tua has a very pretty good chance to get inside and throu his right hook. Tua weighs less, than he has ever been. other than that there is no good competition for him.

[The Gambler1981]

This is a pretty soft era but still Wlad will have taken care of the best and has dominated, really that is all someone can ask.

I don't know how high I would rate him if he finished off with those guys but he would be in some pretty lofty company.

[THe TRiNiTY]

Tua could be exciting in some ways, but it's less likely then it should be.

Tua would have to make some noise. At this point, especially for someone with at the very least, a questionable chin, he's too big a risk with not enough reward.

Then again, Klitschko can make some big bucks fighting a tin can in Germany.

[Boxingwizard]

Chambers, then Povetkin and finally Haye.

His career would look something like this.....

Samuel Peter, decision.
Ruslan Chagaev, stoppage.
Hasem Rachman, stoppage.
Tony Thompson, stoppage.
Sultan Ibragimov, decision.
Lamont Brewster, stoppage.
Calvin Brock, stoppage.
Francois Botha, stoppage.
Jameel McCline, stoppage.
Ray Mercer, stoppage.

Now, true some of those fighters were passed their primes. True, some of those fighters ****** to begin and some of those fights weren't that exciting. Nonetheless, that's still fairly impressive, for the fights he has available to him. Plus, he'd have the three aforementioned hypothetical wins.

His KO ratio is well over 80 percent. He has only 3 losses out of more then 55 fights and he'd still have a few years left to fight. A few questions..

1. How would you rank him as a Heavyweight and overall?

2. Who then, should he fight next? Should he retire?

3. Who out there, besides his brother, do you think has a chance at beating him?

Discuss.

He's not beating Chambers.

[P.WILL]

He should get credit whether the division is good or bad

[Lord Finesse]

I already consider him to be the best heavyweight of this generation. Those wins would help prove it, even more.

[Kevin Jesus]

Nevermind this post................

[THe TRiNiTY]

He stopped Sam Peter. Peter quit on his stool, that's a stoppage.

If I remember correctly, Vitali stopped Peter, not Wladimir.

[Kevin Jesus]

The HW is a weak division comment is correct but it's also the Klitschko's who make it a weak division because they are so much better than the rest.

There are decent-good boxers at HW but is that the Klitschko's can hang with any era. They have a jab, power, and they actually move around the ring and box their opponents not only stand and fight.