Anti Klitschko BS AGenda is just that

[yoz]

I agree, in part; but another part of me wishes Wlad would be more clinical with this trash opposition. Let's be frank, Leapai only ever stood a puncher's chance. He was completely outmatched and it was obvious from Round 1. Wladimir should have upped the pace and not carried him. I know Wlad likes to give 'value for money', but i'm growing tired of this BS. Leapai is the worst opponent he has faced in years, and it still went 5 rounds.

[M Bison]

I think the only reason that there are anti Klitschko fans is because Wlad is boring at times, and that 95% of of Kbro fans are trolls that started watching when Vitali and Lewis fought.

There are good Klitschko fans, like Freedom, he knows his stuff. But they are few and far in between

If Wladimir is boring in your mind you must find Rigo, Bhop, Mayweather and Andre Ward boring aswell.

[Simurgh]

i mean if wlad beats fury and wilder, i dont see where else he can go, its the best two fights to end his resume on

wilder vs fury fighting each other is a good idea, and will more than likely happen sooner or late, however i'd like to see both men fight wlad, just because if one loses it should not mean he doesnt get to fight wlad

both have different strengths and assets, wilder has raw power, and fury has experience and mental strength

I wouldn't have anything against, but at least they should deserve it (especially Wilder, Fury already has some decent names on his resume). Why should Wilder get advantage over Pulev by fighting total bums and no-hopers.

if wilder wants his chance he should fight pulev or chisorra or someone else who won't go down after first jab wilder throws (well wilder doesn't have a jab, but you get the point...)

[KBRO]

You know what, you might be right there. As good as light middleweight Floyd Mayweather is, I don't think he could beat Wlad.

Jesus, I feel such a fool now.

You were a fool when you initially made your post... this was just showing you how you actually did it.

[KBRO]

Most people just don't accept the Klitschko's because they simply aren't the same nationality as them or perhaps its the sheer dominance they've shown over the division for such a long time?
People will always try to find a way to discredit something by making up some bull**** agenda and ofcourse not to forget the nostalgia nerds who can't let go of the past!
They think a small heavyweight from the early 1900s could walk into this division and dominate there is no rational thinking behind them only bias.

The Klitschkos done the exact same thing as Joe Louis did and guess what, Joe Louis had a hiccup in his career aswell with Max Schmeling (who isn't the greatest fighter) simple put If you don't have a loss in your record chances are you haven't fought everyone available.
Like for saying sakes Muhammad Ali lost to Joe Frazier we all know Ali is miles better than Frazier and that shouldn't of happened but it did, every great fighter can lose and just like Ali and Louis lost to somewhat good fighters but not world class so did Wladimir.

Keep posting son!

[Simurgh]

I agree, in part; but another part of me wishes Wlad would be more clinical with this trash opposition. Let's be frank, Leapai only ever stood a puncher's chance. He was completely outmatched and it was obvious from Round 1. Wladimir should have upped the pace and not carried him. I know Wlad likes to give 'value for money', but i'm growing tired of this BS. Leapai is the worst opponent he has faced in years, and it still went 5 rounds.

I didn't see nothing wrong with Wlad's aggressiveness in this fight. This Alex dude can take a punch. Wlad was throwing non-stop. He was tagging him from round 1. Why risk it at all (even that 1%) just to make it 1-2 rounds shorter by going crazy.
Wlad got tagged by cheating Wach by being too eager to take him out early. It would take some other guys much longer to take Alex out. I doubt Fury takes him in less than 5. It took him quite a while to take Joey Abell, who is not even on Leapai's level.

[yoz]

I wouldn't have anything against, but at least they should deserve it (especially Wilder, Fury already has some decent names on his resume). Why should Wilder get advantage over Pulev by fighting total bums and no-hopers.

if wilder wants his chance he should fight pulev or chisorra or someone else who won't go down after first jab wilder throws (well wilder doesn't have a jab, but you get the point...)

Agree entirely. Wilder has been ushered into contention without fighting any top 20 heavies.

[Fr3$h]

If Wladimir is boring in your mind you must find Rigo, Bhop, Mayweather and Andre Ward boring aswell.

Those fighters are all arguably boring.

The thing is despite not being a Floyd fan I admit he's one of the best defensive boxers ever. I'll be cheering for Maidana on a personality/style basis. Not because I deny Floyd is a phenomenal boxer.

People come on here and straight up say Wladimir is a joke who sucks and lords over the worst opponents in history. Nobody on planet Earth can beat him at boxing but he sucks.

Calling him boring is fine but once they start to detract from his skill and talk about some NBA player would whoop him with a few weeks training (yes I've seen them say that numerous times) they look like full-blown ******s.

[KBRO]

the mando excuse is fair enough if it's true

disgraceful such a guy got to fight for a hw title, total mockery of the sport

however its time wlad fought a genuine threat, someone his own size, and i can think of two names

Fury & Wilder are both his size... do they have jabs like KLitschko in there arsenal? We've had hundreds of super heavyweights to lace them up through the years... how many have had monster jabs & super right hands to go along with it except for two brothers from the Ukraine...size matters to everyone else not named Klitschko.

[yoz]

I didn't see nothing wrong with Wlad's aggressiveness in this fight. This Alex dude can take a punch. Wlad was throwing non-stop. He was tagging him from round 1. Why risk it at all (even that 1%) just to make it 1-2 rounds shorter by going crazy.
Wlad got tagged by cheating Wach by being too eager to take him out early. It would take some other guys much longer to take Alex out. I doubt Fury takes him in less than 5. It took him quite a while to take Joey Abell, who is not even on Leapai's level.

I don't rate Fury at all, but all the talk before the fight about how Wlad is a 'bad ass' and how he'd finished Leapai 'early', I, perhaps rather naively, expected him to follow up on his words. Leapai was, as expected, rubbish. Wlad could have finished him way earlier and in clinical fashion. He does himself no favours sometimes.

Anyway, Pulev next. That should be a better fight.