Wladimir's best win?

**Vadrigar.** · 06-30-2010, 04:24 PM

Originally posted by JoeyZagz

Wladimir has had his share of bad losses but what was his Best win?

Poll to come...

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I like the gif.

To answer your question: He doesn't have a best win, none of them are impressive at all.

**B.U.R.N.E.R** · 06-30-2010, 04:26 PM

I literally have no idea. His resume is garbage to be honest.

**NChristo** · 06-30-2010, 04:29 PM

That ex golfer.

Oh wait...

**Joeyzagz** · 06-30-2010, 04:47 PM

Originally posted by No Ceilings

I literally have no idea. His resume is garbage to be honest.

Peter is the most quality fighter on his resume' and Wlad was floored thrice by him and saved by the bell in round 10.

Since Vitali did a much better job against Peter I believe he should be ranked higher and as the best of the current era.

**joe strong** · 06-30-2010, 05:13 PM

I'm not a klitschko fan but wladimir in my eyes has had a solid career & it's unfortunate that he lost to sanders because that killed a lennox lewis fight & also against any of the elite until he finally beat Byrd.when he was wbo champ(before it was world title)he strung together nice wins vs shufford(prospect at time),mercer,Botha,mccline.no one wanted to fight wlad so after 10 guys turned down the biggest payday of their lives sanders stepped up & the rest is history.he recovered after he got together with steward.chris Byrd was his best win.I wish he fought an in shape & motivated Rahman because that would have easily been his best opponent & been a good fight...the sanders loss really screwed him from getting the elite....much like vitali after he quit vs byrd....it took vitali 7 years to gain respect back but injuries curtailed his opportunity to fight the elite.he did get his one chance vs a half-retired lennox but came up short because of injuries.

**Joeyzagz** · 06-30-2010, 05:38 PM

I meant to put Chagaev as an option but polls only allow 10.

The reason I left him off was because I couldnt think of anything Chagaev did in his career that an old Shot Holyfield couldnt do...

Shot Holyfield did just as good against Valuev

and he UD'd a prime Ruiz while Chagaev could only SD him.

44 year old shot Holyfield > prime Chagaev

**RimmyDelicious** · 06-30-2010, 05:54 PM

I was deciding between Chambers and Chagaev before I realized Chagaev was not there, so I went with Chambers. Wlad doesn't have an prime, HoF heavyweights on his ledger, but neither does Lewis, Tyson, Holmes or Marciano. Wlad has some good wins, he's fought the best available fighters his entire career. He's had some lows and lost some fights but the last 5 years or so he's been amazing and deserves credit.

**Versatility** · 06-30-2010, 06:01 PM

fat unskilled samuel peter

**Versatility** · 06-30-2010, 06:11 PM

Originally posted by RimmyDelicious

I was deciding between Chambers and Chagaev before I realized Chagaev was not there, so I went with Chambers. Wlad doesn't have an prime, HoF heavyweights on his ledger, but neither does Lewis, Tyson, Holmes or Marciano. Wlad has some good wins, he's fought the best available fighters his entire career. He's had some lows and lost some fights but the last 5 years or so he's been amazing and deserves credit.

Tyson might not be prime but was a HOF heavyweight

Holyfield was coming off career best wins over Tyson twice, and fought Lennox Lewis less than 2 years later, and was THE Heavyweight champ.

How about Vitali Klitschko, Ray Mercer, David Tua? These guys are better than anyone Wlad has faced at the time Lewis faced them. Wlad fought Mercer in 2002, Lewis fought him in 1996. Lewis fought a very dangerous David Tua and outclased him when he was in his prime, Tua had only lost to Ike in a very close fight prior to that and had a string of good victories.

I dont need to say anything about Vitali, everyone knows it. When its all said and done Vitali is going to hall of fame, he is still fighting..

Wladimir's best win?