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Originally posted by Grinderman View PostYou can find "tough" guys in any bar around closing time. Some of them really are pretty tough guys, as opposed to the fake tough guys who hide behind keyboards on here. That's more like the kind of guys you're talking about. The Klitschkos are leagues beyond that. They use modern, scientific training methods and eat properly and shun booze and dope. They are the new age kind of boxer, not the old barroom brawlers, and from now on to be on their level others will have to adopt their methods and be just as disciplined.
Some guys break under pressure like your beloved Wlad and others thrive on it,physical make up has nothing to do with the equation.
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Originally posted by poet682006 View PostA gratuitous (and false) assertion that logically maybe equally gratuitously denied. Sorry dude, but your generation is in no way, shape, or form superior to any other generation. I know it just busts your narcissistic bubble and ruins your fantasy of generational self-importance but dem's the breaks.
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The Klitschkos are the product of sports evolution: bigger, stronger, with better reflexes than ever before. Time marches on whether deluded, nostalgia-drunk boxing fans want it to or not. To the extent that boxing is a dying sport in the US, it is people like you and your ilk who are its murderers.
There is no other sport in which the past is not only valorized, but is constantly being presented as superior to the present like it is in boxing. Baseball, for instance, uses its history to promote the sport, but not to continually bash the present-day product. The only sport that does this is boxing, which constantly shoots itself in the foot.
The sooner people like you and Bert Sugar die off, the better off boxing will be. Until then, in the USA at least, boxing will continue to be smothered under the weight of its past.Last edited by Grinderman; 09-07-2011, 09:39 PM.
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Originally posted by Grinderman View PostYour romanticization of an era of part-time fighters who were full-time cabbies, bouncers, or bartenders is touching. You should share a bottle of cheap wine with Bert Sugar sometime.
The Klitschkos are the product of sports evolution: bigger, stronger, with better reflexes than ever before. Time marches on whether deluded, nostalgia-drunk boxing fans want it to or not. To the extent that boxing is a dying sport in the US, it is people like you and your ilk who are its murderers.
There is no other sport in which the past is not only valorized, but constantly being presented as superior to the present like it is in boxing. Baseball, for instance, uses its history to promote the sport, but not to continually bash the present-say product. The only sport that does this is boxing, which constantly shoots itself in the foot.
The sooner people like you and Bert Sugar die off, the better off boxing will be. Until then, in the USA at least, it will continue to be smothered under the weight of its past.
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Originally posted by WILL2WIN View PostThat's not the same and those type ususually don't have iron wills and the spirit to persevere,there just alcohol fueled morons lol not prizefighters!
Some guys break under pressure like your beloved Wlad and others thrive on it,physical make up has nothing to do with the equation.
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Originally posted by Grinderman View PostThe history forum, curated by Fat Joe Benedetti aka "JAB" and Jimmy Murphy aka POET is not really a history forum at all, but a Klitschko brothers hate-fest. You name any old bum boxer, the older the better, they will pick him to annihilate the Klitschkos, because they will never have to worry about being proven wrong. They are total joke -- just look at them!
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