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Vitali Klitschko has lost fewer rds than ANY boxing champion in the history of boxing
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Originally posted by Fighting Pride View PostCmon man, no other heavyweight had the ability to hit and not get hit as Vitali does. Part of the reason why the heavyweight division has been so loved throughout history is because the big guys had much less boxing skill than smaller fighters and fans knew they'd get exciting fights. It's hated now because skilful big guys like Vitali and Wlad are hence dominating, and Lewis before them didn't get much love either.Last edited by daggum; 11-23-2011, 03:38 AM.
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Originally posted by #1Assassin View Postit speaks more for his lack of competition than anything. hes a consistent fighter dont get me wrong, but he only fought one great oponent in his entire career and got stopped.
if any of the great HWs fought in this era they would be undefeated and have lost even less rounds. and btw i challenge the notion that vitali lost less rounds than any other champion, i think mayweather and pre HW RJJ both lost less rounds and thats just off the top of my head.
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Originally posted by Superflo777 View PostAnd he took it. Took it like only Vitali Klitschko could take it. Shows his greatness.
Name any boxer that wouldn't have gone down from THAT punch exept for Vitali.
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Originally posted by daggum View Posthe also has a sorry ass resume. he's lost to the 2 best heavyweights he's fought, he refuses to fight the best fighter in his division, most of his opponents are overweight blobs and he's only beaten 7 top 10 fighters in his entire career(compared to ali's 30) he would never even be champ in any other era because he's never beaten the best fighter in his division. he's just a product of this sorry 4 belt mismatch era.
what's next? chris john is the greatest of all time? 45-0 baby!
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Originally posted by jimmy1569 View PostFloyd has lost twice as many rds as Vitali Klitschko & that's being generous to Floyd. Rjj might've been dominant before he met up with TAR VER but he had about the same amount of fights as Vitali does now & i'm pretty certain he lost more than a few more rds than VK... HE WENT 12 rds so many times.. just like FLOYD.. they weren't all whitewashes... for example Vitali's been taken the distance 3 times & maybe lost 1 rd TOPS... i doubt both Floyd & RJJ didn't have off rds & one last thing we're talking career so let's NOT DISMISS the glasschinned version of RJJ who lost at least 4 rds collectively just by getting ktfo. & the tiebreaker if NEED BE WILL always be the stoppages.... there's a reason Vitali has the highest boxer efficiency rating in the entire history of the sport.
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Originally posted by MASTERFUL View PostFACTS about Vitali Klitschko
- WBC Heavyweight Champion of the world
- All Time Great and Hall Of Famer
- Has never truly lost
- There is no blueprint to beat him
- He is unbeatable
- He is the most dominant fighter of all time
- He has dominated every opponent he has ever faced
- 45 have tried and 45 have been dominated
- Has never been behind on the scorecards at the end of a fight
- Has never been knocked down
- He is the most intimidating HW of all time
- Greatest Heavyweight Champ KO% of all time
- Only man ever to be world heavyweight champ in boxing and kickboxing
- Vitali is 40 and is still dominating. He hasn't lost a single round in his comeback.
- Vitali beats any HW from any era.
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Originally posted by Fighting Pride View PostHis punch stats, punches landed to punches taken ratio are the greatest and most dominant of any heavyweight in history also.
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Originally posted by jimmy1569 View Post'nuff said.. we'll take that into court & get a guilty verdict everytime! This is all circumstantial evidence & not one single opinion was used without a fact to back it up.
fact-vitali beat 7 top 10 rated heavyweights
fact-ali beat every heavyweight rated 1 or 2 between 1962-1877
fact-vitali is yet to beat the best guy in his division
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