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  • The Hammer
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    #21
    Originally posted by LeTombeur
    how original...



    I happen to have posted the exact same picture with the exact same line about a month ago, the difference being that it was about the last 4 opponents of Sam Peter


    on top of being a ******ed Klitschko nuthugger, you literally use other people's jokes
    What a pathetic loser you are, LeTombeur. All you ever do is insult the Klitschkos and their fans.

    It must really suck to be you.

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    • Tiozzo
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      #22
      in a certain way, we can't really blame Atlas for wanting that Povetkin gets more fights under his belt before facing Wlad

      Sasha has had 19 pro fights up to now

      when he first had a title shot, Wlad had... 35 pro fights

      so Wlad had way more experience as a pro when he first fought for a world title

      Povetkin definitely went up the rankings too fast, probably because there aren't a lot of good contenders out there these days

      only 19 fights to get prepared for a W. Klit type of opponent/champion is not a lot, it probably is not enough, when Wlad K. had 35 fights to prepare for a blown-up middleweight in Byrd

      if he gives it his all for his next bouts and that he faces people who will make him work and get better, I have no problem with Atlas program

      if the fans and the Klits want real challengers, those challengers got to be prepared , glorified sparring sessions aren't very entertaining

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      • The Hammer
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        #23
        Wladimir Klitschko was SEVEN years younger than Povetkin is now when he won his first world title in 2000 at the age of 24.

        Povetkin is age 31! If he's not ready now, he never will be.

        Guillermo Rigondeaux, who had a long amateur career like Povetkin, is fighting for a world title in his 7th pro fight.

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        • Tiozzo
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          #24
          Originally posted by Freedom Fighter
          What a pathetic loser you are, LeTombeur. All you ever do is insult the Klitschkos and their fans.

          It must really suck to be you.
          here is Freedom fighter-aka Tunney- aka the penis size checker on the beach - aka the white supremacist - aka the man who won't come out of the closet

          I don't suffer ******s like you and Steelhammer :*******: gladly

          period

          using other people's jokes isn't cool, it's ******ed


          it must really suck to be me ?

          I have 2500 posts from 2007 up to now

          you have close to 30000 posts for a shorter period of time, that's without counting the alts you probably have

          I wonder whose life sucks the most and who it sucks the most to be , because it is obvious that your life is this internet site, and your job is to nuthug the Klits, bash their detractors and pass on your white supremacist propaganda
          Last edited by Tiozzo; 09-22-2010, 10:16 AM.

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          • Carlisle
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            #25
            Please don't compare Klit to other all time greats.. He hasn't even beat 1 future hall of famer.

            Originally posted by Freedom Fighter
            Wladimir Klitschko was SEVEN years younger than Povetkin is now when he won his first world title in 2000 at the age of 24.

            Povetkin is age 31! If he's not ready now, he never will be.

            Guillermo Rigondeaux, who had a long amateur career like Povetkin, is fighting for a world title in his 7th pro fight.

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            • jrosales13
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              #26
              Originally posted by Freedom Fighter
              Wladimir Klitschko was SEVEN years younger than Povetkin is now when he won his first world title in 2000 at the age of 24.

              Povetkin is age 31! If he's not ready now, he never will be.

              Guillermo Rigondeaux, who had a long amateur career like Povetkin, is fighting for a world title in his 7th pro fight.
              Who is Rigondeaux fighting for a World title?

              And, I don't think Atlas issue is that Povetkin is not ready to fight for a World Title. His issue is due to Povetkin inactivity due to injury is not ready to fight Wladimir Klitschko.

              The world title has nothing to do with it. It is Wlad is where the problems are.

              Look at like this if Ray Austin was the champ or Audley Harrison were the champs. I think Atlas would make that fight.

              And, if Wlad didn't have a World title Atlas would still not make that fight. Because, he feels he is not ready for Wlad.

              So Wlad winning a World title 7 years younger, Rigondeaux going for a World title in his 7th fight(which is news to me) is irrelevant. Because, it is not about being ready to fight for a World is about being ready to fight Wladimir Klitschko.

              However, you might be right in that if he is not ready now he might never be.

              But, really who is Rigondeaux fighting for a World title?

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              • jrosales13
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                #27
                Originally posted by Carlisle
                Please don't compare Klit to other all time greats.. He hasn't even beat 1 future hall of famer.
                I didn't see anywhere in that post where Tunney compared Wlad to any ATG's.

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                • youngmoney007
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                  #28
                  Atlas, couldn't train a dog to piss on a fire hydrant...

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                  • The Hammer
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by jrosales13
                    Who is Rigondeaux fighting for a World title?

                    And, I don't think Atlas issue is that Povetkin is not ready to fight for a World Title. His issue is due to Povetkin inactivity due to injury is not ready to fight Wladimir Klitschko.

                    The world title has nothing to do with it. It is Wlad is where the problems are.

                    Look at like this if Ray Austin was the champ or Audley Harrison were the champs. I think Atlas would make that fight.

                    And, if Wlad didn't have a World title Atlas would still not make that fight. Because, he feels he is not ready for Wlad.

                    So Wlad winning a World title 7 years younger, Rigondeaux going for a World title in his 7th fight(which is news to me) is irrelevant. Because, it is not about being ready to fight for a World is about being ready to fight Wladimir Klitschko.

                    However, you might be right in that if he is not ready now he might never be.

                    But, really who is Rigondeaux fighting for a World title?
                    He's fighting Ricardo Cordoba on Nov 13 for the interim WBA super bantamweight world title in his 7th pro fight.

                    Dmitry Pirog recently won a world title in his 17th pro fight.

                    Kostya Tszyu won a world title in his 14th pro fight, if I remember correctly.

                    People who had longer amateur careers at the top level generally don't require as much pro experience.

                    I understand what you're saying about preparing for Wlad requiring more experience, though. Povetkin hasn't been fighting the right opponents in Nolan and Mora to prepare for someone like Wlad.

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                    • Joe2608
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                      #30
                      I do agree that he needs more experience, but at the same time no matter how much experience he gets i don't see him beating a Klitschko so no really sure what to make of it.

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