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how could he not? Lennox would have sent Wlad back home never to be heard from again, but Vitali made lennox realize retirement is his best option!
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absolutely and only a hater would say other wise.
I admit his resume isn't the greatest (I feel it's solid though) but resume isn't the end all be all when it comes to the HOF. If it were, then alot of fighters who may not have had the opportunities others have had wouldn't be in the hall as well.
With that said, Vitali is definitely a lock for the HOF.Comment
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ye, he's a hall of famer. who the hell else from his era is going in?
this sounds ******ed, because it is
its no argument for a guy to get into the HOF, and vitali is a hall of famer without this logic based on his domination of the division over an extended period
he's lost very few rounds in his entire career.
two stoppage losses to a very good and a great HW (two of the best of his era.)
but...
vitals biggest win never got a chance to happen.
vitali ko 9 wladimir klitschko
most folk think that vitali would knock his brother out (they should never fight. they are brothers. that would be awful))
i agree with them. i don't see wladimir finishing the fight if they were to actually fight without holding back
sounds crazy right? it is. wild argument.
but there's his signature win; a knockout of an easy hall of famerComment
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I'm going with yes.Comment
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Does a bear shit in the woods?Comment
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With Vitali there is no mention of what he has actually done, just abstract descriptions of his career with words like 'dominance' and pointing to some statistics and a mention of his loss to Lewis.Comment
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If he should get in, Ricky Hatton should get in.Comment
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Only an idiot would say no. He's been nothing short of dominant throughout his whole career, except against Lennox Lewis. No shame in that. He's had an excellent career. If you leave him out, you better leave a whole bunch of other people out as well.Comment
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