Vitali Klitschko Responds to Toney!

[!! Mr. Soprano]

I don't understand why most of you keep having conversations with this clown? You only encourage him when you respond...


Most of the time I have him on ignore and don't even see his posts.. but then "you" reply and include his biased, ******ed, hatred into your post.


Get the point it's useless... Let the Klitchkos do your talking for you in the ring.. and for now, it's pointless to talk to this ******.

[Bozo_no no]

I don't understand why most of you keep having conversations with this clown? You only encourage him when you respond...


Most of the time I have him on ignore and don't even see his posts.. but then "you" reply and include his biased, ******ed, hatred into your post.


Get the point it's useless... Let the Klitchkos do your talking for you in the ring.. and for now, it's pointless to talk to this ******.

LOL!

You ignore me by creating threads about me?

As always, I ask you to point out where I said anything hateful.

Oh thats right, you can't. You can only sulk, stick your head in the sand, and call me hatefull for not sharing your nut hugging views.

Stop being such a baby, accept that not eveyone has the same blind devotion for the Klitschkos that you do, and stop crying all the time.

[guru]

At this point, there's just as much chance as any of them fighting one another.

Klitschko will be forced to fight the Rahman vs Barrett winner, and after that, if he hasn't already, he will sign on with Don King to co promote him as he (hopefully) attempts to unify.

After winning the WBA title, Toney and Byrd were in serious discussions to unify agaisnt eachother, but that went down the tubes when Toney was stripped.

A lot will depend now on what Ruiz does, and who Brewster fights, although I don't really regard the WBO title as a very important one.

king's clowns always talk about fighting VK and after VK they'll mention toney, but rarely do they talk about fighting each other for as long as they've been champs... that's why i blame them(and king)more than anyone else... it doesn't seem king will let them fight each other(ruiz, byrd, brewster)... which means until a non-king fighter take the belts away from them, we'll be in this situation... the future of the division will depend on VK, toney, wlad, peter, brock and other non king fighters willing to fight each other...

[Super_Lightweight]

hmm

Sanders was 38, not 40 when he fought Klitschkos. So you can stop misleading about that now.

And he was world-class. Like it's that hard to be world-class in today's heavyweight division. Many ppl picked him to win (probably you due to your hating) and he was top 5 by Ring.

He was 38, and yes, he was world class.

End of discussion.

[!! Mr. Soprano]

Sanders was 38, not 40 when he fought Klitschkos. So you can stop misleading about that now.

And he was world-class. Like it's that hard to be world-class in today's heavyweight division. Many ppl picked him to win (probably you due to your hating) and he was top 5 by Ring.

He was 38, and yes, he was world class.

End of discussion.

He just got it all wrong.. it was Holyfield who was 40 when he fought Toney... clown's mistake

[big-lynch]

the heaveyweight division is the worst division itz only tyson i check for an hes **** aswell hope toney faces klitschko an knocks him out

[Leo Pradun]

the heaveyweight division is the worst division itz only tyson i check for an hes **** aswell hope toney faces klitschko an knocks him out

toney will get his ass ripped up....

[Bozo_no no]

Sanders was 38, not 40 when he fought Klitschkos. So you can stop misleading about that now.

And he was world-class. Like it's that hard to be world-class in today's heavyweight division. Many ppl picked him to win (probably you due to your hating) and he was top 5 by Ring.

He was 38, and yes, he was world class.

End of discussion.

You're fooling yourself.

He was out of shape, inactive, and never took the sport seriously.

You calling Corrie Sanders world class is the end of the conversation. That couldn't be farther from the truth or
more ignorant.

He just got it all wrong.. it was Holyfield who was 40 when he fought Toney... clown's mistake

So Holyfield (top ten Heavyweight of all time) is a bad opponent at 40, but Corrie Sanders is World Class opponent at 38?

Well done.

You do nothing but further illustrate how thin the air is up there in Vitali's rectum.

[Enayze]

When Toney fought Holyfield, the fight sold 150K PPV

When Klitschko fought Williams, it sold 125K.

Vitali is not a draw either.

And you can slag the "dominated" comment in regards to Ruiz all you want, but he CLEARLY outpointed Ruiz like no one has since Jones. Ruiz beat a lot of Heavyweights, and before losing to Toney had just as much claim to being a Heavyweight Champion as Klitschko did, and Toney (on very short notice and grossly out of shape) CLEARLY beat Ruiz.

There's no way that you can tell me that Vitali's top wins at Heavyweight (260lb Kirk Johnson, Corrie Sanders, and Larry Donald) are any better than Toney's wins over Holyfield and Ruiz.

Toney might not be a bonafied PPV star at Heavyweight, but neiter is Vitali. Toney is certianly not "undeserving" of a shot when Danny Williams got one.

Neither of them are large draws, and I don't think Vitali would sell more PPV's fighting anyone outside of Mike Tyson than he would agaisnt James Toney.

Vitali by himself sold 125K

Toney is supposed to a big name right, along with Holyfield, and together they combined 150K.

But how about this you wanna talk numbers? Vitali vs Sanders drew a sold out crowd at Staples Center, as did Vitali vs Johnson.

Toney vs Ruiz, had 10,000 fans and thats after hard promoting, and conference fights.

Wanna hear something else? Tyson vs Williams, brought in a sold out crowd and 450K ppv buys.

[Enayze]

Beating Holyfield and Ruiz showed that Toney at the very least deserves to be in the same ring.

Again, Vitali is a title holder, not an undisputed champion.

If Danny Williams proved he belonged in the ring with Vitali by beating a washed up Mike Tyson, surely Toney (who brutally beat down and stopped a washed up Holyfield and bettered John Ruiz) deserves the distinction.

Toney didnt beat Ruiz pal, or have you forgot that he took steroids for that fight?

BTW a 98 year old Tyson would still be more dangerous than today's Holyfield.

So lets reviews Toney's resume again? A future hall of famer in Rydell Booker, and a prime Evander Holyfield right???? Yeah lets keep dreaming.