The Greatness of Wladimir Klitschko

[BennyST]

Can you imagine Wlad having fought a guy with a 11-15 record now? Much less lose to the guy? The repercussions of such a fight even taking place would be astronimical*.

* The highlighted words are for the guy who thinks spelling means something on here.

You were highlighting the fact that you spelled them wrong and are proud of your ignorance?

Well done to you sir. You let your ignorance take wing and fly free!

[Boxing Goat]

You "touched a nerve" insofar as having to trawl through the posts of a guy who'd fail third grade English is touching a nerve.

I don't need a definition page on it - you do.

Yes, to have "bias" is what you're talking about... but you can't be "bias". Idiot.

Actually it technically could be said either way you dumb mother****er.

How ****** are you? You're letting us all know.

Aside from that, it don't make a **** bit of difference. You and other b*tches on here get into literature or grammar to hide the fact that your ignorant points and ideas are getting **** all over and you can't do a damn thing about it or handle it.

Be a man and stay on topic......

Or, the alternative is to go teach an english class you thick c*nt.

[ßringer]

You were highlighting the fact that you spelled them wrong and are proud of your ignorance?

Well done to you sir. You let your ignorance take wing and fly free!

I'm beginning to think he's just an American stereotype alt.

It's honestly that bad.

[crold1]

This of course proves Wlads superiority.

Nothing to do with resume and the great fighters beaten....at 38 Ali had Parkinson's and five losses, while Wlad is still beating the likes of Jean Marc Mormeck and setting compuclinch records against Povetkin.

Wlad had only been knocked out three times, but Ali had five losses and Parkinson's. Do you hear?! He had Parkinson's!! probably deserving of it too for all this 'superior to Wlad' talk.

Wlad isn't far from prime now, a testament to his work ethic and also the era being less challenging. Fighters age differently and circumstance matters. Four years in as a pro, Ali was THE champ. Wlad was just emerging as a contender and taking baby steps towards Lennox (never quite got there). If Ali doesn't get screwed out of three years, probably makes a run at Louis's 25. Ali was better, and better sooner. Wlad has been good longer by more than 38. I don't think Ali was really great anymore after Manila at 32/33.

Actually it technically could be said either way you dumb mother****er.

That's completely true, except.... no it couldn't.

How ****** are you? You're letting us all know.

Aside from that, it don't make a **** bit of difference. You and other b*tches on here get into literature or grammar to hide the fact that your ignorant points and ideas are getting **** all over and you can't do a damn thing about it or handle it.

Be a man and stay on topic......

Can you seriously not see how irritating it is, trying to debate topics with supposed adults when they have the English composition skills of a 10 year old?

Or, the alternative is to go teach an english class you thick c*nt.

I can teach students because I'm a thick ****?

[Boxing Goat]

This of course proves Wlads superiority.

Nothing to do with resume and the great fighters beaten....at 38 Ali had Parkinson's and five losses, while Wlad is still beating the likes of Jean Marc Mormeck and setting compuclinch records against Povetkin.

Wlad had only been knocked out three times, but Ali had five losses and Parkinson's. Do you hear?! He had Parkinson's!! probably deserving of it too for all this 'superior to Wlad' talk.

He has parkinsons (not that it's any kind of laughing matter) because he had his clock cleaned too many times. Wlad has had as many title fights as Ali (suprising huh) and still has all of his faculties in tact along with still being active and dominant at an age when Ali wasn't even considered a legitimate punching bag having lost to Trevor Berbick by bludgeoning.

I never said Wlad was superior, that was Vitali. However, what I am saying is that he is a top ten ATG and I love the fact that it pisses so many people off because he doesn't fit your stereotypical heavyweight champ mold.

I abso****inglutely love it!

[Mr.Fantastic]

So mucb hate in this thread. Damn we really want to be the best at everything don't we?

[Boxing Goat]

You were highlighting the fact that you spelled them wrong and are proud of your ignorance?

Well done to you sir. You let your ignorance take wing and fly free!

It's called fat fingering. You know about that right. Stay on topic.

Wlad. ATG. Refresher.

[ßringer]

He has parkinsons (not that it's any kind of laughing matter) because he had his clock cleaned too many times. Wlad has had as many title fights as Ali (suprising huh) and still has all of his faculties in tact along with still being active and dominant at an age when Ali wasn't even considered a legitimate punching bag having lost to Trevor Berbick by bludgeoning.

I never said Wlad was superior, that was Vitali. However, what I am saying is that he is a top ten ATG and I love the fact that it pisses so many people off because he doesn't fit your stereotypical heavyweight champ mold.

I abso****inglutely love it!

*Having beaten at least one great fighter.

[ROSS CALIFORNIA]

Wladimir Klitschko transformed heavyweight boxing. His performance against Leapai last night cemented this. His jab, footwork, defense and offense were all immaculate and incomparable. No style works against him.

He proved uppercuts, combos, feinting, swarming etc to be near-worthless (in the case of his opponents) and unnecessary (in the case of himself). Thus by his perfect minimalistic-seeming technique he actually shows how bad previous generations of boxers were who could win with such techniques like feinting and combos.

Wladimir is the blueprint for what strategies work (in his case) and don't work (in his opponents' case). Wladimir Klitschko is the measuring stick for champions of the past and future.

I wouldn't say its the greatness of Wladimir Klitschko, but rather the very pathetic and weak state of the HW division. Wlad is an outstanding fighter, but these circumstances have lead some to believe he's greater than he really is.