What does it take to beat the Klitschko Brothers?

**serv** · 11-08-2010, 03:51 AM

Originally posted by SugarRoyJones

It's starting to look like they're not going to be losing anytime soon, but nobody is invincible.

What gameplan do you guys think a fighter would need to win against them? I'm thinking you have to be fast on your feet, have lots of stamina, and throw fast combos hoping they wear down in the later rounds. Basically beat them to the punch and get your ass out of dodge.

You definitely can't stand right in front of these guys. They'll bash your head in every time. These men are Giants and nobody they face seems to respect that fact until they get ktfo.

Haye has the style to beat Wladimir Klitschko. However, Vitali is a different fighter, and is more elusive. But Haye versus the Klitschko brothers is what the heavyweight division and boxing needs right now.

Just my opinion.

**ThePunchingBag** · 11-08-2010, 03:54 AM

Quickness, Strength, Agility.

You have to be a world class fighter to beat the Klits.

They aren't bums, but they aren't the best either.

Just the best of a weak ass era in heavyweight boxing history

**SugarRoyJones** · 11-08-2010, 04:26 AM

Originally posted by ThePunchingBag

Quickness, Strength, Agility.

You have to be a world class fighter to beat the Klits.

They aren't bums, but they aren't the best either.

Just the best of a weak ass era in heavyweight boxing history

I agree. This is a horrible era. Everybody is fat and out of shape. Being in shape is supposed to be mandatory for all pro sports.

**Alan B'Stard** · 11-08-2010, 04:40 AM

well neither is unbeatable. Speed and power are obviously the key. Haye has both in abundance, the question with Haye is can he cope when he gets hit with the inevitable big shots. My instinct tells me not for very long so he'd have to get the job done fairly early.

But you have to say they are impressive beasts. Nobody outside of Haye has anything more than a punchers chance.

**WladIsTheChamp** · 11-08-2010, 10:39 AM

There isn't a fighter alive today that can beat them, that includes that vagina Gaye. Gaye got layed out by a 40-old CW who fought at 171 at some point. Gaye got tagged by old Ruiz's jabs quite easily and visited the canvas when an old shot Barrett tagged him. There is no way he will avoid getting hit by the master punchers that are Klitschkos, who, by anyone with a pair of eyes can see that are much more accurate and quicker punchers (not to mention much more powerful) than either Barrett or Ruiz. One hit (even a jab) from either Klitschko and Gaye goes down hard, he won't recover from it either. The only way Vitaly looses is by injury and Wlad can loose either by injury or a very, very lucky punch, but then will win in the re-match.

Oh, in terms of the division being the worst shape it's ever been. Keep making excuses haters. Vitaly was champ when Lewis, Tyson, Bowe, and Holyfield were around, and Wlad became champ shortly after that, beating a prime Byrd, the one that beat Holyfield. HWs of today's era would have no problems with the 180 pounders of Ali's time or Marcianno's time. Live with that haters. You are witnessing greatness in the form of two Ukranian brothers, both dominating at the same time.

**infamous larryx** · 11-08-2010, 10:41 AM

vitali=ive never seen him really lose a fight

wlad-it takes a big powerful fighter who can also box,but be willing to take punishment to get to wlad

**gingeralbino** · 11-08-2010, 10:57 AM

good chin
never say die attitude (they make everyone they fight give up a few rds before they KO them)
enough pop to hurt them/make them respect u
then either a longer reach so u can beat them to the punch or fast feet and elusive(ability to slip the jab, get a shot of, and get out of the way)
strong in the clinch

ie no one around today

**Bushbaby** · 11-08-2010, 11:17 AM

A premier body puncher!!

What does it take to beat the Klitschko Brothers?