Who should Wladimir Klitschko fight during the next couple of years?

[Jewish-Reptile]

I don't know if you have reading comprehensions, but I clearly said in the post before that Thompson was not a good fight at the time - and he has managed to clear that up by beating some good fighters since.

So again, where are my double standards? maybe they could complete an epic trilogy, while you would sit behind the telly clapping your hands and coming to NSB telling everyone how Wlad is the greatest of all times on the back of that.

Or is that strictly reserved for when he's beating guys who literally drives trucks for a living?

I do feel sorry for you. Not only do you not know particularly much about boxing, you don't even realize it. Also, you don't even hold your own favourite fighters standards to such a level that you want to see him fight the best, or at least you just don't care.

That's just sad.

Who is the best after Klitschko,you simpleton.

Behold

http://ring tv.craveonline.com/ratings/heavyweight

[CubanBox]

Wilder probably won't even make it to the champ. He probably gonna get iced sometime soon.

[LacedUp]

Who is the best after Klitschko,you simpleton.

Behold

http://ring tv.craveonline.com/ratings/heavyweight

What does a ring magazine rating has to do with what I just wrote?

Are you really that desperate? Once again, I think the Pulev fight should happen - It's just not the fight I would most want to see.

But dude, keep enjoying the champ fight guys like Leapai, and I'll keep wanting to see the best vs the best.

[Jewish-Reptile]

What does a ring magazine rating has to do with what I just wrote?

Are you really that desperate? Once again, I think the Pulev fight should happen - It's just not the fight I would most want to see.

But dude, keep enjoying the champ fight guys like Leapai, and I'll keep wanting to see the best vs the best.

The best ie the champion vs the no.1 ranked contender ie Pulev in this instance,or Povetkin before ?

I do enjoy the Leapai fights and the Pianeta fights between mandated fighters too,it thrills me to see Wladimir edge one defence closer to Joe Louis's record haul of defences which he will inevitably surpass defeating guys like Pulev,Fury and Wilder,who you will deem bums once he has dispatched them.

I am that desperate to see it,yes.because I know how much pain and discomfort guys like you endure at the thought of Wladimir equalling and surpassing these records,and the recognition he receives with every passing year.

Try not to take it so personal,it may ease your suffering.

[LacedUp]

The best ie the champion vs the no.1 ranked contender ie Pulev in this instance,or Povetkin before ?

I do enjoy the Leapai fights and the Pianeta fights between mandated fighters too,it thrills me to see Wladimir edge one defence closer to Joe Louis's record haul of defences which he will inevitably surpass defeating guys like Pulev,Fury and Wilder,who you will deem bums once he has dispatched them.

I am that desperate to see it,yes.because I know how much pain and discomfort guys like you endure at the thought of Wladimir equalling and surpassing these records,and the recognition he receives with every passing year.

Try not to take it so personal,it may ease your suffering.

If he keeps fighting guys like Leapai, then he should beat all the records in the world with ease. Anthony Joshua would beat Leapai in two rounds or less today!

but dude, if you enjoy that then good for you. And yes, it was enjoyable seeing Povetkin sign for the fight against Wlad. What was less enjoyable was to see Wlad initiate 100+ clinches enroute to the most boring and ugly heavyweight championship fight in history.

I don't normally watch Wlad's fights, but thought it might be a good fight vs Povetkin. Instead I was reminded of why I don't really watch his fights.

It's quite clear the guy has one of the most deadly right hands in history - that's why it's so frustrating to watch him clinch and jab his way to victory.

[DreamMerchant12]

He should KO Wilder, Fury and Shannon Briggs in that order.

[Jewish-Reptile]

If he keeps fighting guys like Leapai, then he should beat all the records in the world with ease. Anthony Joshua would beat Leapai in two rounds or less today!

but dude, if you enjoy that then good for you. And yes, it was enjoyable seeing Povetkin sign for the fight against Wlad. What was less enjoyable was to see Wlad initiate 100+ clinches enroute to the most boring and ugly heavyweight championship fight in history.

I don't normally watch Wlad's fights, but thought it might be a good fight vs Povetkin. Instead I was reminded of why I don't really watch his fights.

It's quite clear the guy has one of the most deadly right hands in history - that's why it's so frustrating to watch him clinch and jab his way to victory.

If he keeps fighting guys like mandatory challengers,such as Leapai ? I don't see him doing it with such ease.Leapai was a poor opponent,I wouldn't deny that,but he was a mandated challenger ! What part of that do you begrudge ?

I feel like you are taking this debate around in circles,are you ******ed ? In fact dont answer that.