Great Wlad interview in the new ring

[Pirao]

It's about 7 pages long, so unfortunately no. I'll sum up some points though:

-Wlad says Americans fans appreciate him or he feels like it
-He doesn't understand Ross Grenburg's comment about american fans not being able to tell the difference. He laughed it off.
-Says David Haye looks like Lenny Kravitz, but people still recognize David Haye
-Admits to having a glass chin (laughing it off)
-He says he goes into a fight looking for a KO, but has such success with jab jab jab jab right hand, he won't stop that either
-Says he'll fight in the US again
-He wants to fight Haye more then Vitali does
-At 34, he feels he's at the top of his peak. Says he was in the best condition of his life for the Chagaev fight
-Glad to be heavyweight champ, the actual champ.
-No desire to go into politics but he does a lot of charity work.
-Compares Americans fans and German fans
-OST he's fine with
-His biggest disappointment is the first Brewster fight (Says he was in great shape for those who say he was in terrible shape for the record)
-He's asked who will take over after his brother, and he says there are very good up and comers like Michael Hunter, who's still in the amateurs
-Doesn't think the HW division is as bad as people say, but he has issues with his opponents because they aren't as well known.

That's the whole interview basically

Thanks for the summary

[Tiozzo]

It's about 7 pages long, so unfortunately no. I'll sum up some points though:

-Wlad says Americans fans appreciate him or he feels like it
-He doesn't understand Ross Grenburg's comment about american fans not being able to tell the difference. He laughed it off.
-Says David Haye looks like Lenny Kravitz, but people still recognize David Haye
-Admits to having a glass chin (laughing it off)
-He says he goes into a fight looking for a KO, but has such success with jab jab jab jab right hand, he won't stop that either
-Says he'll fight in the US again
-He wants to fight Haye more then Vitali does
-At 34, he feels he's at the top of his peak. Says he was in the best condition of his life for the Chagaev fight
-Glad to be heavyweight champ, the actual champ.
-No desire to go into politics but he does a lot of charity work.
-Compares Americans fans and German fans
-OST he's fine with
-His biggest disappointment is the first Brewster fight (Says he was in great shape for those who say he was in terrible shape for the record)-He's asked who will take over after his brother, and he says there are very good up and comers like Michael Hunter, who's still in the amateurs
-Doesn't think the HW division is as bad as people say, but he has issues with his opponents because they aren't as well known.

That's the whole interview basically

I thought some people were saying he was poisoned... if he doesn't talk about it and just says he was in great shape, then he admits he was beaten by the better man that particular fateful night

it looks like a good interview

[ИATAS]

I don't understand why the new issue of the ring hasn't arrived at my doorstep yet. Last one I got was the Floyd-Mosley cover and I've paid my subscription!

[carlos slim]

the newest issue of the ring has a pretty cool wlad interview. He says he'd do ost testing.

liar.....................

[warp1432]

liar.....................

Wladimir said he would, Vitali said he wouldn't. Difference.