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Thow alot of punches and try to outwork KListchko. Use his size, hope to himself that Vitali gasses before he does. He needs to just go straight at Klistchko and forget about trying to outbox or anything like that. He better prepared to take alot of punishment. His only chance is to outwork Klistchko and gas him. Something that may not be possible but probably his best chance. He is not going to take Klistchko down with one haymaker like he did Lewis. He needs to do good work inside on Klistchko. If he fights at range in tactical manner he will get eaten up bad.
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Why does it say McGay on HH bandanna?Comment
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Originally posted by sanjayint
....To "be" VK he would have to bleach his skin, grow several inches, take training seriously, layy of the doughnuts, and become the best boxer in the heavyweight division.Comment
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Originally posted by Upper Cut
....lol lol I posted before I saw your post. Great minds think alike I guess.Comment
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:-)Originally posted by pbds
Yes indeedComment
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what makes you think Rahman wants to "be" Vitali?Originally posted by sanjayintComment
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Lennox Lewis's theory was to go straight at Vitali and apply constant pressure on him. I think Lewis was right although IMO Lennox was losing. The only time any of Vitali's recent opponents (Lewis, Williams, Sanders) had any success was when they went right at him and tried to force an opportunity to land a big punch. (Kirk Johnson never had a chance) Even though Vitali's demonstrated he can take a punch, someday someone may catch him with a big punch and it will probably happen while pressuring him.
Having said that, Vitali's response to being pressured is to exceed his opponents intensity.
Other than that, everyone that's tried to outbox or outlast him have gotten their ass kicked. Including Byrd.Comment
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Damn you!! You beat me to it. I had the exact same thing in mind.Originally posted by Upper CutComment
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Beat on him the way he beat on MeehanComment
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