How many fights does Wlad have left?

[Weltschmerz]

And who will he fight? I'm thinking he's going to retire at around 40 yrs of age, and he will want to unify all belts before doing so, after Vitali retires for good.

I'd like to see him fight over the next three years:

Povetkin
Pulev
Helenius
Fury
Price
Wilder
Arreola
Stiverne
Haye II

Your thoughts on what Wlad will do?

[AgainstTheRopes]

I'd prefer Bryant Jennings over Arreola, Haye II, and Price

[Silencers]

I think he has quite a few fights left, I don't see much decline physically and I don't really think there is anyone in the division on his level right now. Some of the contenders might give him tougher fights than others but it's hard to envision any of them actually beating him.

[Cuban Linx]

Povetkin, after that maybe the winner of Pulev/Fury. After that there is nothing left.

[Weltschmerz]

I think he has quite a few fights left, I don't see much decline physically and I don't really think there is anyone in the division on his level right now. Some of the contenders might give him tougher fights than others but it's hard to envision any of them actually beating him.

In all honesty, I believe only Wilder and Haye could be a threat. Wilder because of his sheer size and aggression level, Haye because of his speed and punching power.

Pulev is very good, but Wlad stalks him down and TKO's him IMO.

[atomicsad]

With the guys he's been fighting I believe he can keep winning another twenty years.

[Simurgh]

Povetkin is must.

Winner of Pulev/Fury is pretty much mandatory too.

After that it depends. If Haye can KO a few top contenders than Haye II makes sense.
Helenius - I don't believe he'll live to fight Wlad - he'll lose before that.
Price might come back but I doubt he'll want to fight Wlad ever.
Wilder should be Wlad's farewell fight.

[Weltschmerz]

Povetkin is must.

Winner of Pulev/Fury is pretty much mandatory too.

After that it depends. If Haye can KO a few top contenders than Haye II makes sense.
Helenius - I don't believe he'll live to fight Wlad - he'll lose before that.
Price might come back but I doubt he'll want to fight Wlad ever.
Wilder should be Wlad's farewell fight.

I believe Wlad has up to ten fights left in him, which means he could finish at 70-3.

Do you think Haye has a good chance in a rematch, given Haye is still in his prime and Wlad might slow down one step? He's pretty much the only real threat IMO.

If Wlad could KO Haye, it would enhance his legacy considerably.

[El Angel]

Arreola isn't that level of fighter and is waste of Wlad's time. If Jennings keeps winning, he's an option. Malik Scott is also out there if they can put together some good wins.

[SlySlickSmooth]

He looks good, but if these fighters remain undefeated he should fight them before retirement.. Fury, Wilder, and Bryant Jennings. Haye II isn't necessary and neither is Arreola.

I don't watch much of the HW, but there's my 2 cents.