Comments Thread For: Dimitrenko Faints in The Dressing Room, Fight Called Off

[shade darkar]

I think Chambers ruined Dimitrenko, no bull ****, it's only natural, after a bad loss or beating some guys (professional boxer or just your average joe) become gun shy or have PST. I think Dimitrenko took that loss to Chambers hard, especially since he was undefeated and kind of groomed to be the next big thing after Wlad (same size as him, Olympic gold medalist just like him, Ukrainian, etc.). This has all the signs of a panic attack, which can lead to fainting.

Hope Sasha recovers and gets his career back on track.

This is all the more testament how mentally strong Wlad is; to take three serious losses, all of them potentially career-ending (especially the Sanders loss), and come back stronger than ever and more dominant than ever. To all the mofos who claim Wlad is mentally weak - go f* yourself, he is one of the toughest boxers ever (certainly way tougher than Tyson).

cant help yourself can you? this thread aint about wlad.

[starkiller]

Albert Sosnowski would have beaten him. This is some bull****, I bet he was nervous. Sosnowski is a pretty good boxer, its no shame losing to Vitali.

[WladIsTheChamp]

cant help yourself can you? this thread aint about wlad.

Who appointed you thread monitor? Don't make me find threads about a boxer where YOU mentioned another boxer. What, is there a rule that you can't mention other boxers in a thread?

Oh, and you must not have very good logic comprehension, Wlad is relevant to the discussion because of many factors - one being the way someone takes a loss.

[ADozenArrows]

Weird **** can happen in any division: Kermit "exit, stage left" Cintron ain't a heavyweight.

No you're right, but the heavyweight division RARELY has any even mildly interesting fights.

[gingerbreadman]

@WladIsTheChamp, the reason the guy called you up for mentioning your hero was that the context in which you did so made the mention a massive non sequitur. Dimitrenko collapsing with nerves doesn't make Wlad strong, it makes ALL boxers who come out to the ring after being knocked out strong. As for these people you think are in the woodwork attacking Wlad's mental state, I don't see any of them here, so stop trying to hijack (don't deny it, you're evidently trying to) and take your comments (which are on occasion well-argued, if a little repetitive) to a more appropriate thread.

Too much to ask?

[WladIsTheChamp]

@WladIsTheChamp, the reason the guy called you up for mentioning your hero was that the context in which you did so made the mention a massive non sequitur. Dimitrenko collapsing with nerves doesn't make Wlad strong, it makes ALL boxers who come out to the ring after being knocked out strong. As for these people you think are in the woodwork attacking Wlad's mental state, I don't see any of them here, so stop trying to hijack (don't deny it, you're evidently trying to) and take your comments (which are on occasion well-argued, if a little repetitive) to a more appropriate thread.

Too much to ask?

Yes, actually it is too much too ask. yes, other boxers have come back and fought after a KO/TKO loss but very few have come back and dominated like Wlad has (Lewis comes to mind, but not many other in the HW division). Hence the relevance. There are still those that question Wlad's mental toughness, you don't have to look very hard to find them, just go into some Wlad threads. Let's put it this way, there are more people who question Wlad's toughness than there are who question Tyson's for instance. When it has been proven that Wlad is way mentally tougher than Tyson, who has quit or otherwise cracked under pressure his whole career.

BTW, are you a lurker, or an alt? You seem to know too much about my posts to be anything else.

[ChopperRead]

No you're right, but the heavyweight division RARELY has any even mildly interesting fights.

It's not as bad as some make it out to be, but you are right in that
it needs more good matchups. Too many of the top guys don't want
to fight each other for fear of losing a lucrative title shot. That's why
this fight was interesting, as it had two solid heavyweights going at it --
or would have had.

[gingerbreadman]

Not a lurker mate, just someone who doesn't feel the need to blare out undying affection every two minutes. As to your point about people attacking Wlad for being mentally weak Wlad threads, why not simply defend him in those Wlad-reated threads? That way we could have threads that don't have to be about the Klitschkos all the time. I'm not hating on you, because you seem to be a reasonably intelligent guy compared to some on these forums, but there is so much more to boxing than two fighters in one division. Yes, we get that you're a Klitschko fan from your sig. Try and tone it down a bit.

[cleaner147]

I have no idea way Universum put Dimitrenko in with someone like Sosnowski.

I thought he will get dominated anyway.


I dont want to judge until Dr Shaw High can tell us about his "problems".

[WladIsTheChamp]

It's not as bad as some make it out to be, but you are right in that
it needs more good matchups. Too many of the top guys don't want
to fight each other for fear of losing a lucrative title shot. That's why
this fight was interesting, as it had two solid heavyweights going at it --
or would have had.

As opposed to other weight classes?