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  • #11
    I don't think Wlad has trouble with psychological games. Earlier in his career he had a confidence problem I think. But in the past ten years, he has displayed plenty of confidence and belief in himself. He would easily beat Wilder who has plenty of holes in his game. He wants the fight ASAP so he can unify the titles.

    I do wonder abut the idea that if he did retire with all belts, four heavyweight championship fights between eight different fighters would be interesting, along with lots of champs who were chumps and won't hold them long.

    One thing people have to realize is, Wladimir has cleaned out the division. Some of these guys would have went farther had he not been around. I think Calvin Brock would have won a title. Brewster would have hung around longer, although he might not get to be president(Rusty Jacobs). Povetkin would definitely be farther along. Chagaev would have been more of a force as well. And Ibragimov too.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by TheJudge View Post
      First of, I do believe Wladimir got the SKILLs to win. However, I don't think Wladimir want the fight. Let's be honest and forget the "Wilder got no skills!"-bullshid for a moment, who of us here wouldn't prefer to fight any other boxer than fighting Wilder? I would pick a fight with Wladimir and Povetkin before Wilder anyday, the guy is just too intimidating with his size, power and "American swag", he's so "childish" that it would feel embarassing to lose to him. I think Wladimir got the skills to win, but I think he would likely lose the fight psychologically, making a fatal opening. If Wlad could keep his head cool, he got the skills to beat Wilder, but I honestly don't think Wlad will ever take this fight, he is too busy staging some Briggs drama... Do you think Wlad-Wilder will ever happen? If it don't, which reason do you suspect? I'm a fan of Wladimir Klitschko, but I honestly just don't think Wladimir wants to take that risk.
      You gonna look a real toilet head when Wlad calls Wilder out right after he destroys Jennings on HBO.

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      • #13
        Wlad fights all contenders. If Wilder wants the fight he will get it.

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        • #14
          The closest wilder is gonna get to Wlad now is a ringside seat at one of Wlads fights. And probably leave the building before the fight ends so Wlad cant punk him out.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Scott-Weiland View Post
            You gonna look a real toilet head when Wlad calls Wilder out right after he destroys Jennings on HBO.
            Come on. We both know that when Wlad is done with Jennings, he will try to fight Fury, Briggs, Chisora, Pulev again, Povetkin again, etc. It just seems unreal to imagine Wlad wanting the fight against Wilder, I can't even imagine it happen and you know damn well that Wlad won't try to make this fight happen. Everyone here knows. It's kinda like how everyone knew Wilder would beat Stiverne, but they just didn't like the reality of Wilder being the next big thing, so they pretended to think Stiverne stood a chance. Everyone now says Fury would beat Wilder, when we all know it wouldn't even last 6 rounds before Fury was down...
            Last edited by TheJudge; 01-26-2015, 07:23 AM.

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            • #16
              I would pick a fight with Wladimir and Povetkin before Wilder anyday, the guy is just too intimidating with his size, power and "American swag",
              lmao hahahahahahhahahaa

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              • #17
                Originally posted by 80sFighter View Post
                lmao hahahahahahhahahaa
                Mention even 1 modern boxer who is half as intimidating as Wilder. Don't say Wladimir, he looks like a soft European gentleman, although he is quite skilled.

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                • #18
                  Wilder has a goofy smile on 90% of the time I don't see how he's so intimidating. He doesn't have some psycho tyson aura either.

                  And who uses "swag" and "intimidating" in the same sentence? Isn't that that fashion metrosexual teens are into?

                  I googled:





                  Where I'm from we call that fa*got

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by TheJudge View Post
                    Mention even 1 modern boxer who is half as intimidating as Wilder. Don't say Wladimir, he looks like a soft European gentleman, although he is quite skilled.
                    Not outside the ring but when he's ready to fight it's a different story. When Wlad stares you down he looks like a straight up killer.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by TheJudge View Post
                      Mention even 1 modern boxer who is half as intimidating as Wilder. Don't say Wladimir, he looks like a soft European gentleman, although he is quite skilled.
                      Would Charlie Zelenoff ever show up to Kovalev's gym? He wasn't too afraid of Wilder... Maybe Charlie isn't intelligent enough to be intimidated by swag.

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