"Wladimir was always a coward at heart" true or false?

[LacedUp]

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Harsh words, but what do you think?

[aldo5408]

I think it's absolutely fair to say that about him and the other K2 boxer

[JJRod]

Don't think you can call any man who went into the ring and had 18 straight defenses of his HW title a coward.
What he is and has been since his early KO loses, is a very cautious fighter. Dude will not take any risk. This fight proved it. The first time he was losing a fight on the cards, needing a KO and he still didn't pull the trigger.

[-PBP-]

He's a front runner. Not a coward. He fought everyone in his division for years and dominated.

But today is the reason why I can't place him amongst the greatest heavyweights ever. No sense of urgency whatsoever.

[Larry the boss]

He certainly fought like one today

[LacedUp]

I think it's absolutely fair to say that about him and the other K2 boxer

I don't think anyone can say Vitali didn't have a fighting heart. He definitely did.

[aldo5408]

I don't think anyone can say Vitali didn't have a fighting heart. He definitely did.

I'm talking about gg
I don't think vitali is coming back

[kardsufur]

cong**** to Fury. dont like him but from what I hear he did well

[LacedUp]

He's a front runner. Not a coward. He fought everyone in his division for years and dominated.

But today is the reason why I can't place him amongst the greatest heavyweights ever. No sense of urgency whatsoever.

We've seen greats like Lennox, Ali, Holmes, Foreman, Dempsey etc fight hard until the end.

Unfortunately, Wlad doesn't fight hard - even when he has to.

But I definitely wouldn't call him a coward.

[LacedUp]

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This is a good video from the same guy.