Official: Vitali Klitschko vs Derick Chisora & undercards RbR Discussion Thread

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  • JAB5239
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    #821
    Originally posted by Joeyzagz
    Chisora has dinosaur sized balls going up against both Klitschkos like that.

    One can only imagine if he was a 20 win novice instead of a mere 15 win novice
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    This is something no one wants to take into consideration.

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    • Dirk Diggler UK
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      #822
      Originally posted by Superflo777
      Chisora rose to contender status after beating Robert Helenius, who was handled as the future HW world champion, and certainly has a though chin. What "fans" were saying about Vitali being in the best shape of his life I cannot say, I didn't say such a thing. Chisora winning 3 rounds at max fits to the description "won easily" for me, especially considering that Vitali is 40 years old, and still won on points. And that's not even considering the ongoing rumor Vitali injured his left hand during the early rounds, which I don't know are true or not.
      You spin me right round baby, right round.

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      • Superflo777
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        #823
        Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
        You spin me right round baby, right round.
        Your posts are a waste of bandwidth.

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        • Joeyzagz
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          #824
          Klits are gonna have to shoot this guy eventually. Blatant disrespect.



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          • StarshipTrooper
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            #825
            Originally posted by Superflo777
            Chisora rose to contender status after beating Robert Helenius
            Helenius = Another slow, clumsy, unathletic, mechanical zombie people are trying to masquerade as "top contender" :hahahaha9:

            Poet

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            • Dirk Diggler UK
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              #826
              Originally posted by Superflo777
              Your posts are a waste of bandwidth.
              Your existence is a waste of oxygen.

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              • JAB5239
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                #827
                Originally posted by Superflo777
                Chisora rose to contender status after beating Robert Helenius, who was handled as the future HW world champion, and certainly has a though chin.

                Helenius was being hyped, thats it. That doesn't mean squat until you actually fulfill that potential. As of now that hasn't happened. He had less than 20 fights and had a legitimate injury. If that makes Chisora a top contender it speaks volumes about how bad the division really is.

                What "fans" were saying about Vitali being in the best shape of his life I cannot say, I didn't say such a thing.
                But you saw plenty of people posting this, didn't you?
                Chisora winning 3 rounds at max fits to the description "won easily" for me, especially considering that Vitali is 40 years old, and still won on points.

                Sorry, but boxing isn't so cut and dry. Struggling and winning close rounds against a relative novice is very telling of how good you really are.

                And that's not even considering the ongoing rumor Vitali injured his left hand during the early rounds, which I don't know are true or not.

                And there we go again!!!

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                • SirTomJones
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                  #828
                  Vitali is 40 years old.

                  A lot of great heavyweights have been younger than 40 and lost to worse boxers than Chisora.

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                  • Joeyzagz
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                    #829
                    Vitali was injured
                    Vitali was unlucky
                    Vitali was inexperienced when he quit like a b!tch

                    Now we have: Age is catching up to Vitali....

                    The only time Vitali appears to be prime is against D-Level opposition.

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                    • TheGreatA
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                      #830
                      Originally posted by SirTomJones
                      Vitali is 40 years old.

                      A lot of great heavyweights have been younger than 40 and lost to worse boxers than Chisora.
                      A lot of great heavyweights have also had great achievements other than being close to top form at 40 years of age. Vitali doesn't have much else to claim in my opinion.

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