Albert Sosnowski has the heart of a warrior!

[GoogleMe]

The heart of a lion

[Boxingwizard]

I wasn't impressed with Sosnowski, he couldn't even take advantage of 39 year old boxer who's physical skills have deteriorated. I would like to see Vitali against a more live opponent such as Povetkin, Chambers, Adamek, or David Haye.

[The Hammer]

I wasn't impressed with Sosnowski, he couldn't even take advantage of 39 year old boxer who's physical skills have deteriorated. I would like to see Vitali against a more live opponent such as Povetkin, Chambers, Adamek, or David Haye.

To get a shot at Vitali, Chambers needs to get his promoter to pay the WBC sanctioning fees, and then defeat one of their ranked contenders.

I'd like to see Chambers fight Adamek, Thompson, Briggs, Arreola or JC Gomez.

Hopefully "Fast Eddie" will not take too many months off before his next fight.

[Hitman932]

It's a shame that Sosnowski-Harrison didn't happen.

That would have been the end of Audley. Well at least until he could win a couple 3 round fights against bums and David Haye gives him a well deserved title shot.

[Phirsole]

Sosnowski lost a single place in the ranking of Boxrec, for what it's worth. He is 21st, right behind Hasim Rahman now.

[Fighting Marine]

Sosnowski is a true Warrior. He displayed tremendous courage. To take such a savage beat down for 10 rounds from Vitali is a testiment to the mans will.

[S H A R K B O Y]

Lol you guys do realize this is Tunney's way of hyping up Vitali's opponent right?

[nomadman]

he at least tried to win which is more than you can say for Kevin Johnson, Eddie Chambers, Hasim Rahman, Tony Thompson, Lamon Brewster, Ray Austin, Sam Peter and Juan Carlos Gomez - all *******

I was watching a few of Vit's recent fights lately and actually, with the exception of Kevin Johnson, pretty much all his opponents made a decent and genuine effort to take it to the big man... in the opening rounds at least. Watch Sam Peter for example. He was bobbing a weaving a lot and trying to go the body with the odd overhand right to mix things up. Not a bad game plan at all really. He just didn't have the talent to pull it off. JC Gomez was feinting and launching surprise aggressive attacks and having a bit of success. Again in the early rounds. I've never thought Vitali was a devastating one punch KO guy, but it's obvious his power has a debilitating and demoralising effect on opponents. Getting hit so consistently from so many angles whether you're coming forward, going away, attacking, defending or just standing still must be soul destroying. Sure none of these guys are Gatti-esque, but I wouldn't call them ******* either.

As for the Wlad victims on that list, Thompson definitely gave it a good go. Again he simply wasn't good enough to win. Hard to say if Brewster wasn't giving it a go or not. He was getting his skull impaled by that hard jab all night long. Kinda difficult to come forward when that's happening. Certainly if past fights are anything to go by he isn't a *****.

[nomadman]

Lol you guys do realize this is Tunney's way of hyping up Vitali's opponent right?

I don't think there's anything wrong in praising a man's fighting heart. No one is pretending the Sauce was anything special.

[S H A R K B O Y]

I don't think there's anything wrong in praising a man's fighting heart. No one is pretending the Sauce was anything special.

Knowing Tunney's track record he may have another agenda with this thread.