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Title Defenses: W. Klitschko 13 Lennox Lewis 12
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Originally posted by PensionKiller View PostMy mistake, that;'s why I said most if not all.
Are you saying Wlad's resume is btter than Lewis's?
Lewis resume right now is superior. Saying that Tua would beat most of Wlad's resume is ******. Chambers, who Wlad KOd yesterday, would probably school Tua like Byrd did, as would a number of other guys in Wlad's resume.
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Originally posted by jrosales13 View PostTyson was shot, but Wlad list in not good at all. Wlad list can't compare to Lennox. Just Galota, Tua, Holy, and Vitaly alone is better than Wlad resume bro.
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Originally posted by Hitman932 View PostI don't know if anyone has made a remark about this but last night with his victory over Chambers Wladimir has eclipsed the career total defenses of Lennox Lewis.
Lewis' Defenses:
Frank Bruno
Phil Jackson
Henry Akinwande
Andre Golota
Shanno Briggs
Zeljko Mavrovic
Holyfield
Francois Botha
Michael Grant
David Tua
Mike Tyson
Vitali Klitschko
Klitschko Defenses:
Derrick Jefferson
Charles Shufford
Francois Botha
Ray Mercer
Jameel McCline
Calvin Brock
Ray Austin
Lamon Breswster
Sultan Ibragimov
Tony Thompson
Ruslan Chagaev
Hasim Rahman
Eddie Chambers
I would say that Wlad has 6-8 fights left in him which could bring his career total over 20 titles defenses and put him in very select company. I believe only Holmes and Louis had as many as 20 in the Heavyweight Division.
Looking at Lewis' list it isn't very impressive, especially considering the high regard he is held in today. His biggest and most impressive win is arguably Vitali Klitschko, a guy who most Lewis supporters consider to be highly overrated.
All in all, when it's said and done, Wlad will be about the same place Lennox is on the all time list. Not at the top but most certainly top ten.
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Lewis's Noteable Resume:
Wins:
Donovan Rudduck
Frank Bruno
Phil Jackson
Henry Akinwande
Andre Golota
Shanno Briggs
Zeljko Mavrovic
Evander Holyfield
Francois Botha
Michael Grant
David Tua
Mike Tyson
Vitali Klitschko
Oliver Mccall
Tomyy Morrison
Ray Mercer
Hasim Rahman
Tony Tucker
Losses: Mccall, Rahman. Note: Avenged
Wladimir's Noteable Resume:
Derrick Jefferson
Charles Shufford
Francois Botha
Ray Mercer
Jameel McCline
Calvin Brock
Ray Austin
Lamon Breswster
Sultan Ibragimov
Tony Thompson
Ruslan Chagaev
Hasim Rahman
Eddie Chambers
Monte Barrett
Chris Byrd
Samuel Peter
Losses: Sanders, Brewster, Purity. Wlad reveneged his lsos to Brewster.
Both have very good names, but for me, Lewis has better. He also revenged his losses which helps him while Wladimir has not.
Also do not even say Vitali beat up the other two guys for Wlad. That is ****** for me. Both brothers want Haye, it doesn't count on either guys resume if one beats him up.Last edited by PensionKiller; 03-21-2010, 03:48 PM.
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Originally posted by No Ceilings View PostTraingle Theories.
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Rahman isn't on Lewis' list and Holyfield should have been counted twice as he defended the WBC belt against him twice. You haven't included the McCall defense either or we only including winning defenses for Lewis? You can twist it however you want but nothing can disguise the fact that Wlad is the most boring champ in the worst HW division in a long long time. Lewis beat his older and better brother on a weeks notice by punching 5 cuts around his eye, again you can twist it however you like but Vitali's face was ****ed and he had to be stopped and surely you're not going to make a case for Wlad being able to beat Lewis. Lewis would've stopped him in 3, on a weeks notice hahahaha. Also how can either Klitchko establish a legacy without fighting the best out there i.e. eachother or Haye (without the bull**** 3 fight slave deal)?
When was the last time someone actually fought back against Wlad? Chagaev is a ****ing bum.
Haye by 5th round KTFO.Last edited by GRANDSLAM; 03-21-2010, 03:54 PM.
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