Whatever happened to Wlad Klitschko?

[Bozo_no no]

Well, if you're going to call one of my statements "assinine" then you might first want to learn how to spell the word, and second not prove my point for me with another of your brilliantly edited clips. LOL

It's totally clear to anyone who is not a card-carrying Klitschko Hater, that Wlad was terribly tired and stooped over before Brewster hit him with that flurry at the end. And it's even clear to most of those!! (ie. even Roy Jones, who admittedly dislikes Klitschko, yet was also the first to observe that Wlad was desperately tired in the 5th before he got hit).

Nobody that I know of has EVER considered a scenario where Brewster's win should be given an asterisk, except YOU. Nobody in this thread has said that Brewster's win was not legitimate. Those things are simply YOU trying to inject controversy where there is none.

Brewster is, at this moment, the #1 HW in the world, clearly. I've said it many times. He has a clear win over Wlad, a legitimate win. I don't see anyone saying differently. But do I think something was wrong with Wlad in that fight? Absolutely. That "something" may have simply been an abnormal case of anxiety. It may have been something more. Whatever it was, it caused him to barely be able to breath from exhaustion in the 5th round before he was hit, and then for several minutes after the fight was stopped. When we've seen him go the length of the fight throwing power shots, before and after the Brewster fight, then I think it makes it a no-brainer to most that Wlad was not at his best, either mentally or physically, in that fight. But is it a loss? Of course! Lennox was clearly not at his best for the first Rahman fight- everyone could see that, but it's still a loss, a clear loss, a legitimate loss, and one he had to live with and avenge.

You insinuated he was ready to fall over before Brewster landed those hooks. That's non sense.

He was winning the round right up until that point. Pop in the tape, and watch it again.

Those hooks hurt Wlad, and turned the fight around. Brewster jumped on him, and didn't let up until it was stopped.

But do I think something was wrong with Wlad in that fight? Absolutely.

This is taking away from Brewster's win. Wlad threw everything he could at Brewster, and he stood up to it. When that happens, it's very discouraging. Wlad wilted under Brewster's will, was hurt by two big left hooks, and was stopped.

[PBDS]

Well, if you're going to call one of my statements "assinine" then you might first want to learn how to spell the word, and second not prove my point for me with another of your brilliantly edited clips. LOL

It's totally clear to anyone who is not a card-carrying Klitschko Hater, that Wlad was terribly tired and stooped over before Brewster hit him with that flurry at the end. And it's even clear to most of those!! (ie. even Roy Jones, who admittedly dislikes Klitschko, yet was also the first to observe that Wlad was desperately tired in the 5th before he got hit).

Nobody that I know of has EVER considered a scenario where Brewster's win should be given an asterisk, except YOU. Nobody in this thread has said that Brewster's win was not legitimate. Those things are simply YOU trying to inject controversy where there is none.

Brewster is, at this moment, the #1 HW in the world, clearly. I've said it many times. He has a clear win over Wlad, a legitimate win. I don't see anyone saying differently. But do I think something was wrong with Wlad in that fight? Absolutely. That "something" may have simply been an abnormal case of anxiety. It may have been something more. Whatever it was, it caused him to barely be able to breath from exhaustion in the 5th round before he was hit, and then for several minutes after the fight was stopped. When we've seen him go the length of the fight throwing power shots, before and after the Brewster fight, then I think it makes it a no-brainer to most that Wlad was not at his best, either mentally or physically, in that fight. But is it a loss? Of course! Lennox was clearly not at his best for the first Rahman fight- everyone could see that, but it's still a loss, a clear loss, a legitimate loss, and one he had to live with and avenge.

...... The best, most honest, and least biased post on the Wlad/Brewster fight I have ever seen. Great analysis!!!

[hollister]

Bozo's a ****ing biased idiot. You can try to meet him halfway and give him the benefit of the doubt, but he'll just take that and still insult you. He's incapable of having an intelligent discussion about anything, his idea of a discussion is him telling you what's what lol

[Upper Cut]

Bozo's a ****ing biased idiot. You can try to meet him halfway and give him the benefit of the doubt, but he'll just take that and still insult you. He's incapable of having an intelligent discussion about anything, his idea of a discussion is him telling you what's what lol

I'll second that notion

[!!Captain]

Well, if you're going to call one of my statements "assinine" then you might first want to learn how to spell the word, and second not prove my point for me with another of your brilliantly edited clips. LOL

It's totally clear to anyone who is not a card-carrying Klitschko Hater, that Wlad was terribly tired and stooped over before Brewster hit him with that flurry at the end. And it's even clear to most of those!! (ie. even Roy Jones, who admittedly dislikes Klitschko, yet was also the first to observe that Wlad was desperately tired in the 5th before he got hit).

Nobody that I know of has EVER considered a scenario where Brewster's win should be given an asterisk, except YOU. Nobody in this thread has said that Brewster's win was not legitimate. Those things are simply YOU trying to inject controversy where there is none.

Brewster is, at this moment, the #1 HW in the world, clearly. I've said it many times. He has a clear win over Wlad, a legitimate win. I don't see anyone saying differently. But do I think something was wrong with Wlad in that fight? Absolutely. That "something" may have simply been an abnormal case of anxiety. It may have been something more. Whatever it was, it caused him to barely be able to breath from exhaustion in the 5th round before he was hit, and then for several minutes after the fight was stopped. When we've seen him go the length of the fight throwing power shots, before and after the Brewster fight, then I think it makes it a no-brainer to most that Wlad was not at his best, either mentally or physically, in that fight. But is it a loss? Of course! Lennox was clearly not at his best for the first Rahman fight- everyone could see that, but it's still a loss, a clear loss, a legitimate loss, and one he had to live with and avenge.

Great conclusion. Just don't try to prove anything to Bozzzo, he is ******ed and cannot comprehend most of what's being said to him.

[Bozo_no no]

Look at all the names that a thread like this gets coming out from under their rocks.

lol.

Here you go fellas:

[Nautilus]

Look at all the names that a thread like this gets coming out from under their rocks.

lol.

Here you go fellas:

See, Bozo, you should learn from me how to make popular threads.

[PBDS]

Look at all the names that a thread like this gets coming out from under their rocks.

lol.

Here you go fellas:

....Was that stylish box of tissues a freebie with your silky sheets? Jagoff cleanup tissues for when you explode on your new gay sheets while thinking of Lennox and his large member.

[Dirt E Gomez]

See, Bozo, you should learn from me how to make popular threads.

That is the ugliest piece of "art" I've ever ****ing seen as an avatar. Just FYI.

[Bozo_no no]

....Was that stylish box of tissues a freebie with your silky sheets?

Now the party is complete.

With you being 41, you're old enough to chaperone this little circle jerk.

You'd just better hope they don't watch the Wlad Brewster fight. You alreadly admitted you can't watch it again.