If W.Klitschko had a Russian 'I must break you..." attitude he'd be more interesting.

[crazyboy867]

He presents himself as a true heavyweight champion. he speaks well, dresses like a CEO, respects his opponent etc...

Except the majority of fights are boring. the US doesnt give him much media attention. But would the boxing world be more interested in him if he played more of a villain character like Mayweather.

would you be more interested in watching his fights if he had more of an ivan drago mentality "i must break you...if he dies, he dies..."



* on a side note @47:05 fury mentions klitschko looks like a old man yet fury himself is a 26 year old inside a 50 year old body.

[Eff Pandas]

I think a lot of things would make him more interesting. Mainly if he didn't use such a boring jab & grab style of fighting. Its unfair granted, but being a boring HW is like being a **** star who doesn't give oral, have **** & only has ******* sex with her longtime boyfriend in missionary position. Its not gonna garner you a whole lot of fans. Lighter weight guys can get away with being the crafty, strategic & just intelligent fighter to a wider audience & even those guys take a lot of **** from fans often. Being that type of fighter & a HW is an unforgivable sin to many.

[FlatLine]

I saw another interview with Wlad saying that he was Fury's therapist and he wanted to beat Fury to make him "a better person". Basically he said the same things to Haye back in the day. "I'll make you a better person after I beat you". I think he's basically trying to say "I'll beat some respect in to you" but he's doing it in an as politically friendly a way as possible so the impact of the sentiment is totally lost in the sugarcoating.

[THE REED]

Then he'd take more risks, get hit more, and be ktfo every other fight.

[NEETzsche]

I saw another interview with Wlad saying that he was Fury's therapist and he wanted to beat Fury to make him "a better person". Basically he said the same things to Haye back in the day. "I'll make you a better person after I beat you". I think he's basically trying to say "I'll beat some respect in to you" but he's doing it in an as politically friendly a way as possible so the impact of the sentiment is totally lost in the sugarcoating.

i thought that he made himself sound like a total douchebag with that quote, passing moral judgement on someone as a response to a bit a banter

[SN!PER]

Ivan Drago was actually a sweetheart, that was just the steroids talking.

Once he got off the roids, he founded an orphanage for poor Russian children and produced a series of fitness videos that became popular in east Europe.

[elfag]

people like to *****. vitali never held and had a high punch output, everyone still *****ed about him

[Scipio2009]

no

He presents himself as a true heavyweight champion. he speaks well, dresses like a CEO, respects his opponent etc...

Except the majority of fights are boring. the US doesnt give him much media attention. But would the boxing world be more interested in him if he played more of a villain character like Mayweather.

would you be more interested in watching his fights if he had more of an ivan drago mentality "i must break you...if he dies, he dies..."



* on a side note @47:05 fury mentions klitschko looks like a old man yet fury himself is a 26 year old inside a 50 year old body.

Because that Styrofoam chin of his would still have him fight in his "defensive clinching" style that has led folks to sour on him. He'd talk like Tarzan, fight like Jane

[The Gambler1981]

Wald would be more interesting if he lets his right hand go more frequently~

[John Barron]

the Russian hard man act would not fit wlad at all because he has a safety first style and an abysmal chin. it would be comical. i wish it was vitali who was still fighting and not wlad.