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Originally posted by denium View PostThompson didn't stand in front of him in their first fight, and he gave Wladimir all the problems in the world.Originally posted by yoz View Post"All the problems in the world"
This is funny on multiple levels for me...
Obviously I can chuckle with Yoz as it was nothing less than a dominant Wladimir performance and inevitable KO win for Wlad. "All the problems in the world" being a stretch of the imagination.
But I CAN see where Denium is going with this angle to be fair, because Thompson WAS able to both move for a time AND breach the Wladimir defence with his own combined size and skills.
But 1/ Thompson was eventually, just like the rest, charmed like a cobra, conditioned by a diet of jabs and straight rights to stand right in front of him IN THE END, ready to be knocked out.
And 2/ When Thompson did breach, he forced Wladimir to stand and fight. And of course, in those exchanges, Wlad dominated... Punch speed and punch power won him the fight!
Against Fury, punch quality will also secure Wlad the win, just as his overall strategy will simply reduce Fury.
Whilst I'm coming down squarely on the side of Wladimir now, I think it's necessary for me to say (because of trolls like Lacey boy) that it isn't because Fury is a poor class opponent. On the contrary I think he is a great opponent!! On many levels...
It's common knowledge that I don't rate Ali. Well I basically consider Fury a super-sized modern Ali. And while that doesn't strike a particular emotional cord with me so much, the fact I'm claiming Fury to be a "Super-Ali" for all nostalgic inclined readers by any measure, should rate as a fairly good compliment.
I think Fury can't be ranked as an opponent of Wlad's yet until they have fought. Instinct tells me he could be something like top 5 or so, but he might only be top 10. My opinion is that Wladimir has faced so many good opponents, more than any other boxer, that it is very hard to tell the best from worst now even after they have fought let alone before!
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Originally posted by Elroy1 View Post
This is funny on multiple levels for me...
Obviously I can chuckle with Yoz as it was nothing less than a dominant Wladimir performance and inevitable KO win for Wlad. "All the problems in the world" being a stretch of the imagination.
But I CAN see where Denium is going with this angle to be fair, because Thompson WAS able to both move for a time AND breach the Wladimir defence with his own combined size and skills.
But 1/ Thompson was eventually, just like the rest, charmed like a cobra, conditioned by a diet of jabs and straight rights to stand right in front of him IN THE END, ready to be knocked out.
And 2/ When Thompson did breach, he forced Wladimir to stand and fight. And of course, in those exchanges, Wlad dominated... Punch speed and punch power won him the fight!
Against Fury, punch quality will also secure Wlad the win, just as his overall strategy will simply reduce Fury.
Whilst I'm coming down squarely on the side of Wladimir now, I think it's necessary for me to say (because of trolls like Lacey boy) that it isn't because Fury is a poor class opponent. On the contrary I think he is a great opponent!! On many levels...
It's common knowledge that I don't rate Ali. Well I basically consider Fury a super-sized modern Ali. And while that doesn't strike a particular emotional cord with me so much, the fact I'm claiming Fury to be a "Super-Ali" for all nostalgic inclined readers by any measure, should rate as a fairly good compliment.
I think Fury can't be ranked as an opponent of Wlad's yet until they have fought. Instinct tells me he could be something like top 5 or so, but he might only be top 10. My opinion is that Wladimir has faced so many good opponents, more than any other boxer, that it is very hard to tell the best from worst now even after they have fought let alone before!
THIS! Even at his 40 he can overtake with his experience. Nobody in HW division doesn't have experience that he has.
You can't tell that guys like Fury, Joshua and Wilder are better than him until they beat him.Last edited by oscar9992; 11-05-2015, 07:36 AM.
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Originally posted by denium View PostThompson was clearly outboxing him. Even Steward in Wlad's corner said "You have to do something".
Cunningham was outboxing Fury on scorecards (57-55), Vitaly was outboxing Lewis on scorecards also (58-56).
But nobody gives a S***t about that.
Last edited by oscar9992; 11-05-2015, 07:52 AM.
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