Comments Thread For: Vitali Gets Medical Review, Left Shoulder Injury Confirmed

[Poet682006]

Chisora obliterated Vitali's shoulder and used it for lube :smug9:

[*OG Wenger*]

IDK how beating Chisora 8-4 or 9-3 is looking like shit.

You must have missed Chisora backing him up and making him gasp for air and beg for the final bell.

[americanbot]

The equivalent of a sprain ankle in soccer, so actually getting a sprain ankle in a sport that involves a lot of running like soccer is an injury that keeps you out of the game.

A shoulder injury like this diminishes your performance a lot, even if it's not a serious injury.

no, it would be more of The equivalent of getting a bruised heel in soccer........most can still run with a bruised heel in the sport of soccer. the reason i say that is because with a sprang ankle it eliminates them totally. they can't run or do anything at all...........

like i said this injury is a JOKE from vitali. i am DEAD serious when i say that hayes injury was more serious..........

[JED46]

You must have missed Chisora backing him up and making him gasp for air and beg for the final bell.

Vitali begging? You must have imagined it.

[JED46]

like i said this injury is a JOKE from vitali. i am DEAD serious when i say that hayes injury was more serious..........

Maybe if it was his big toe. But it was his pinky toe.

[ShadowShade]

And people are trying to say Vitali should retire? Even though he beat one of the best HWs with one arm?

Fact is, this fight wasn't close at all. Vitali dominated. People are just suprised Chisora wasn't stopped.

If he had both arms, he probably would have killed Chisora, as he will prove in a rematch, if there is one.

Vitali Klitschko = ATG

[CubanGuyNYC]

bull****. david hayes broken toe was more serious then a SLIGHT torn ligament. torn ligaments almost always require surgery but vitalis docter said there is none needed. a real torn ligament requires surgery.


vitals so called injury = the equivalent of a sprained ankle

really not even worth mentioning...........

Vitali won. Haye lost.

Klitschko's injury can't be/isn't used as an excuse. Haye's injury was/is used as an excuse.

What does the severity of the injuries have to do with anything?

[edgarg]

this is bull****.

i would need to see x rays proving that he has a torn ligament..........


BTW if you have a torn ligament in your arm you almost ALWAYS undergo sergery. how can a docter tell vitali that there is no surgery needed?

look at the evedeince for yourself.

IF YOU HAVE A TORN LEGITIMATE YOU ALMOST ALWAYS MUST UNDERGO SURGERY.



http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=a00376

The word evidence is spelled "e-v-i-d-e-n-c-e". And no you wouldn't neccessarily have surgery to repair a torn ligament. We don't know how torn it was, and even so, nothing is better than natural healing. Otherwise, he would have HAD surgery.It could even be torn muscle fibres, not serious but very painful. I know......

Are you accusing the World Champion, a proven lion, fighting an ordinary 15-2 pug, of planning in advance to stop using his left after rd 2 (as all rd by rd descriptions of the fight mentioned) because he wanted to claim an injury. I suppose the specialist spent 10 years studying to learn Theosophy.......

You sound like a conspiracy loony, this site is crawling with them.

[edgarg]

if there is no surgery needed that means he has the SLIGHTEST of tears.

almost the equivalent of a sprang ankle LOL

What the hell is a "sprang ankle"?? Sounds like an onomatopoeia, but I don't know what it's alluding to. Is it another conspiracy accusation about something?

[edgarg]

or even the equivalent of a spranged toe LOL

Oh, this is too much...... I shouldn't have read this whilst drinking. The spring spranged, or maybe it it springed, or sprunged. Spronged...maybe?
But maybe you're not talking about a spring. But ...what?? This was a boxing match in which a World Champ soundly beat an ordinary pug using only one hand. And I don't think there is such a word as "spranged".

You can add word invention to your other accomplishments.