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he's had a so so carreer in ma opinion. I wanna see whatchu guys think?
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His record is good and gave some pretty exciting fights, but his career was nothing spectacular.Originally posted by Manny_P -
Of course he will. How can any of us forget all the arguements we all shared on Boxingscene about him!
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I dont think he will be remembered for his boxing career. I think he'll be remembered for pulling out against Byrd and then pulling out against Rahman four times. He didnt really beat anyone that good during his career, and his world title career (WBC anyway) consisted of Corrie Sanders and Danny Williams. Hardly Foreman and Frazier are they?Comment
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Oh and Fair Pole, what the hell is that pic you've got on your bio?Comment
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He's not going to the hall of fame, but he should be happy...
He faced the safest opponents in his career, made a little money, and didn't endure too much punishment (aside from the Lewis fight...DAMN!)Comment
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i'd remember him as the most dominant champ of his time outside of lennox lewis.
his retiring, as he says, could be a product of "his body is betraying him."
i wish him the best. if we're lucky enough, we might see him back in the ring when he is healed and the motivation gets to be too much.Comment
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[QUOTE=j]i'd remember him as the most dominant champ of his time outside of lennox lewis. [QUOTE=j]
Thats tough to say when he only made one defense.Comment
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hmm
He'll be remembered for his awkward style and ability to brutalize people, and mainly for his fight with Lennox Lewis. But, he'll also be remembered for injuries and what could have been since he chose to retire instead of wasting everyone's time and waiting half a year to fight again.
Good for Vitali. He knows his body and he made the right decision.Comment
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derrenged, he's had belts before getting that wbc belt.
it sucks his body let him down like that, he had a hell of a lot of potential still left in him.Comment
to your mom..
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