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(Heavyweight Lineal Champs: 1876-2010) Wladimir has NEVER been one!

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  • #31
    The lineage has been ****ed up when the judges robbed Foreman to pass on the lineal title to Briggs. From there on, it was all ****ed up.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Soir View Post
      You do not disgrace a 150 year tradition because two ***gy brothers refuse to fight each other. Its insane, and Rahman has a stronger case of being champ in 2005 as he was the last man, to beat the last man....in addition to being ranked #2 and having the mans wbc belt.
      I agree that we should not overlook the rule to please the brothers who won't fight each other. That's something I have stated a while back, this is not a good thing to have the 2 best HW boxers in the numbers 1 and 2 spots, because the real number 1 can't be crowned.

      So Wlad couldn't possibly get the lineal title from #3 Chagaev, it goes against the rule, Vitali being a brother is not a good reason to change the rule. They could fight each other, they just don't want to.

      I believe the lineal title is vacant right now.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Soir View Post
        Below is an accurate list of every true Lineal champion from 1876 to 2010. Special thanks to Hawkins for compiling this beautiful list.

        1876/May 30th, 1880 John Goss

        May 30th, 1880/Februrary 7,1882 Paddy Ryan - Won the title from John Goss in the 87th round when Goss was unable to continue.

        Februrary 7, 1882/September 7th, 1892 John L. Sullivan - Won championship from Paddy Ryan. Ryan unable to continue following 9 knockdowns and is carried from the ring. Credited as being the last bare-knuckle champion. Sullivan is credited as being the first world's heavyweight champion.

        September 7th, 1892/March 17th, 1897 James J. Corbett - Won championship in 21st round over John L. Sullivan via knockout.

        March 17th, 1897/June 9th, 1899 Bob Fitzsimmons - Won the championship in the 14th round via knockout over James J. Corbett

        June 9th, 1899/ May, 1905 James J. Jeffries - Won championship in the 11th round via knockout over Bob Fitzsimmons. Retires as champion.

        May, 1905/July 3, 1905 - Title Vacant

        July 3, 1905/February 3rd, 1906 Marvin Hart - Won vancant championship via 12th round knockout over Jack Root.

        February 3rd, 1906/December 26th, 1908 Tommy Burns - Won championship via 20 rd decision over Marvin Hart.

        December 26th, 1908/April 5th, 1915 Jack Johnson - Won championship via 14th round TKO over Tommy Burns. First African-American heavyweight champion.

        April 5th, 1915/July 4th, 1919 Jess Willard - Won championship via 26th round knockout over Jack Johnson.

        July 4th, 1919/September 23rd, 1926 Jack Depmsey - Won championship via 3rd round TKO over Jess Willard.

        September 23rd, 1926/July 26th, 1928 Gene Tunney - Won championship via 10th round points decision over Jack Dempsey. Retires as champion.

        July 26th, 1928/June 12th, 1930 - Title Vacant

        June 12th, 1930/June 21st, 1932 Max Schmeling - Won vacant championship via 4th round DQ over Jack Sharkey

        June 21st, 1932/June 29th, 1933 Jack Sharkey - Won championship via 15 round points decision over Max Schmeling.

        June 29th, 1933/June 14th, 1934 Primo Carnera - Won championship via 6th round knockout over Jack Sharkey.

        June 14th, 1934/June 13th, 1935 Max Baer - Won championship via 11th round knockout over Primo Carnera.

        June 13th, 1935/June 22nd, 1937 James J. Braddock - Won championship via 15 round decision over Max Baer.

        June 22nd 1937/March 1st, 1949 Joe Louis - Won championship via 8th round knockout over James J. Braddock. Retired as champion.

        March 1st, 1949/September 27th, 1950 - Title Vacant

        September 27th, 1950/July 18th, 1951 Ezzard Charles - Won vacant championship via 15 round decision over Joe Louis to be recognized as heavyweight champion of the world.

        July 18th, 1951/September 23rd, 1952 Jersey Joe Walcott - Won championship via 7th round knockout over Ezzard Charles.

        September 23rd, 1952/April 27th, 1956 Rocky Marciano - Won championship via 13th round knockout over Jersey Joe Walcott. Retired as champion. Only undefeated heavyweight champion.

        April 27th, 1956/November 30th, 1956 - Title Vacant

        November 30th, 1956/June 16th, 1959 Floyd Patterson - Won vacant championsip via 5th round knockout over Archie Moore.

        June 16th, 1959/June 20th, 1960 Ingemar Johansson - Won championship via 3rd round TKO over Floyd Patterson.

        June 20th, 1960/September 25th, 1962 Floyd Patterson - Won championship via 5th round knockout over Ingemar Johansson. Becomes first man to regain the championship after losing it.

        September 25th, 1962/February 25th, 1964 Sonny Liston - Won championship via 1st round knockout over Floyd Patterson.

        February 25th, 1964/April 28th, 1967 Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali - Won championship via 7th round TKO over Sonny Liston.

        April 28th, 1967/March 8th, 1971 Title Vacant - On April 28th, 1967 Ali is stripped of championship for refusal to be inducted via draft into the US Army. Although officially stripped of the championship Ali is still widely considered by many the heavyweight champion because he neither retired nor was defeated for said title.

        March, 8th 1971/January 22nd 1973 Joe Frazier - Won championship via 15 rd decision over Muhammad Ali.

        January 22nd, 1973/October 30th, 1974 George Foreman - Won championship via 2nd round TKO over Joe Frazier.

        October 30th, 1974/February 15th, 1978 Muhammad Ali - Won championship via 8th round knockout over George Foreman. Becomes only second man to regain the heavyweight championship.

        February 15th, 1978/September 15th, 1978 Leon Spinks - Won championship via 15 round decision over Muhammad Ali.

        September 15th, 1978/September 6th, 1979 Muhammad Ali - Won championship via 15 round decision over Leon Spinks. Becomes the first 3 time heavyweight champion.

        September 6th, 1979/October 2nd, 1980 - Title Vacant

        October 2nd, 1980/September 21st, 1985 Larry Holmes - Won championship via 10 rd TKO over Muhammad Ali
        to be recognized as heavyweight champion of the world.

        September 21st, 1985/June 27th, 1988 Michael Spinks - Won championship via decision over Larry Holmes.

        June 27th, 1988/February 11th, 1990 Mike Tyson - Won championship via 1st rd KO over Michael Spinks.

        February 11th, 1990/October 25th, 1990 James Douglas - Won championship via 10 rd KO over Mike Tyson.

        October 25th, 1990/November 13th, 1992 Evander Holyfield - Won championship via 3 rd KO over James Douglas.

        November 13, 1992/November 6th, 1993 Rid**** Bowe - Won championship via 12 rd decision over Evander Holyfield.

        November 6th, 1993/April 22nd, 1994 Evander Holyfield - Won championship via 12 rd decision over Rid**** Bowe. Becomes third man to reclaim championship second time.

        April 22nd, 1994/November 5th, 1994 Michael Moorer - Won championship via 12 rd decision over Evander Holyfield.

        November 5th, 1994/November 22nd, 1997 George Foreman - Won championship via 10 rd KO over Michael Moorer.

        November 22nd, 1997/March 28th, 1998 Shannon Briggs - Won championship via 12 rd decision over George Foreman.

        March 28th, 1998/April 22nd, 2001 Lennox Lewis - Won championship via 5 rd TKO over Shannon Briggs.

        April 22nd, 2001/November 17th, 2001 Hasim Rahman - Won championship via 5 rd KO over Lennox Lewis.

        November 17th, 2001/February 6th, 2004 Lennox Lewis - Won championship via 4 rd KO over Hasim Rahman. Becomes only fourth man to reclaim championship a second time. Retires as champion.

        February 6th, 2004/April 24th, 2004 - Title Vacant


        April 24th, 2004/November 9th, 2005 Vitali Klitschko - Won vacant championship via 8 rd TKO over Corrie Sanders. Retired as champion.

        November 9th, 2005/August 12th, 2006 Hasim Rahman - Won interim championship via 12 round decision over Monte Barrett. Became full champion when Vitali retired.

        August 12th, 2006/March 3rd, 2008 Oleg Maskaev - Won championship via 12 rd TKO over Hasim Rahman.

        March 3rd, 2008/October 11th, 2008 Sam Peter - Won championship via 6 rd TKO over Oleg Maskaev.

        October 11th, 2008/Present Vitali Klitschko - Won championship via 8 rd RTD over Sam Peter.

        Rahman only got the belt that the lineal champion Vitali had, not the lineage. He didn't do nothing to get the lineage.

        So can we make a case that Vitali retired with the lineage, and came back as the lineal champion ???

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        • #34
          there's 2 main title lineages which is acknowledged as being lineal.

          ring magazine lineage is one. some non-ring magazine writers have another lineage which is what you have that is posted on cyber boxing.

          wladimir klitschko is now considered champion by ring magazine.

          he therefore has a very excellent claim as lineal champion.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Gorilla Dogs View Post
            Lots of ppl dont understand lineal title, its the title that is won against "THE MAN" at that weight division...


            i wouldn't say lots.

            most people here know how lineage works.

            apparently you don't though.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Left Hook Tua View Post
              there's 2 main title lineages which is acknowledged as being lineal.

              ring magazine lineage is one. some non-ring magazine writers have another lineage which is what you have that is posted on cyber boxing.

              wladimir klitschko is now considered champion by ring magazine.

              he therefore has a very excellent claim as lineal champion.
              If you dont accept the list after 2003 then the title is vacant.

              No one has ever become Lineal Champ by beating the #3 guy, thats absurd. The sad part is that Wlad had 4 years to become Lineal as well as undisputed champ and did jack **** from 2004-2008. Imagine what Tyson wouldve done in this current era in 4 years? hed probably have all the belts in 16 months, max. Any REAL champ from the past wouldve been undisputed by now, but Wlad is too busy cherry picking.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by Soir View Post
                If you dont accept the list after 2003 then the title is vacant.

                No one has ever become Lineal Champ by beating the #3 guy, thats absurd. The sad part is that Wlad had 4 years to become Lineal as well as undisputed champ and did jack **** from 2004-2008. Imagine what Tyson wouldve done in this current era in 4 years? hed probably have all the belts in 16 months, max. Any REAL champ from the past wouldve been undisputed by now, but Wlad is too busy cherry picking.
                Why are you being a troll and an idiot?

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                • #38
                  soir you dumb idiot why do you try to attack the klits? does that make you feel better about haye.....bottom line is they fight the best and never back down from a challenge. cant say the same for fraud haye....

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by slickfox View Post
                    soir you dumb idiot why do you try to attack the klits? does that make you feel better about haye.....bottom line is they fight the best and never back down from a challenge. cant say the same for fraud haye....
                    Well Vitaly ke[t getting injured and backed out a couple of times against Rahman.

                    Wlad never rematch the guys who KO'd him. Except for one guy and that was years later after Brewster had surgery for his eye.

                    And, Ruiz has arguably been the most best consistent HW not named the Klitschko's in the past decade. And, he never got a chance to fight them. And, at one point and time Vitaly was ranked #1 and Ruiz was ranked #2.

                    But, Wlad is the lineal HW champ right now. I don't understand what is Soir beef.

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                    • #40
                      So if Haye beats the Wlad, you agree he isn't the lineal champ?

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