Which fight of Wladimir's do you remember him most by?

[JasonBoxing]

Honestly? And I'm not really hating, but the Sanders fight. Everything else is sort of murky........I think he fought Sam Peter and won.

[Mooshashi]

Calvin Brock, who was the best US hw at the time. Wlad took him out with one punch....a straight right hand.

[Mitchell Kane]

Maybe Ibragimov....it was a big fight, unification, plenty of build up, he won decisively...but it was rather dull and uneventful, and he hasn't fought in the US since.

[JasonBoxing]

Calvin Brock, who was the best US hw at the time. Wlad took him out with one punch....a straight right hand.

Who is Calvin Brock?

[Trenchant]

For Wins, Ray Mercer, he punished him. For losses, Sanders he got crushed!!

[daggum]

the fight where he got beat up and turned blue. all his other fights look the same. just him holding nonstop until his opponent keels over.

[ironmike2012]

Sanders is the top, that sucks for him, but that is what happens when you don't rematch and have your brother bail you out.
Lamon Brewster fight also.

His fights are pretty boring, probably not for his opponent, but as a fan I don't really look forward to his fights. The David Haye fight ******.

Nobody he fought will even be in the HOF, so to say he had a easy title run could be an understatement.

[LacedUp]

Probably the Haye fight because it was his biggest fight.

[BugChasinBottom]

axel schultz who was only a few years removed from schooling and embarrasing george foreman and a split decision loss to a prme michael moorer. everyone is alll giddy about the alleged 90s roid freak heavyweights and this was a big win for Vlad and we knew we were about to enter into a new era of european boxing domination.

[El-blanco]

His destruction of monte Barrett and Chris Byrd come to mind. That was the best version of him, before he became tentative. The sanders fight as well because that was the catalyst to him changing his style.