Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua Renew Feud With Verbal Exchange

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    #21
    Originally posted by Tatabanya
    Yes, but even when Tyson fought tomato cans he was still fun to watch. Wlad Klitschko has been boring as an eternal clinch in every circumstance after he was destroyed by Corrie Sanders and Lamon Brewster. Namely, when he was still trying to FIGHT. At least, Vitali was more awkward and one could get a measure of fun sometimes, but hey...

    Let's put it this way: had Ike Ibeabuchi not been jailed, he would have made mincemeat of both Klitschkos.


    This is true. Ike Ibeabuchi went 12 hard full rounds in a Slugfest with David Tua who was a devastating puncher. Yeah, I agree. Ike would've probably been the one if he wasn't jailed.

    For me and I know pretty much almost all people in America, I never warmed to the Klitschko's. Not exciting, not appealing as you say. People here were not interested in them. Thus no PPV fights here in America, Lennox Lewis was the last to be on PPV here regularly.


    I like the new crop of Heavyweights. Joshua, Wilder, Parker, Ortiz, Big Baby Miller, etc....

    I'm hoping these guys can bring the Heavyweights back to respectability. Even though I still don't rate them with the 90's era of Holyfield, Lewis and Tyson. At least there's competition now. Where with the Klitschko's competition never existed because the Heavyweight division was in it's worst state in history. Void of depth, talent and competition.
    Last edited by The Time; 04-18-2017, 03:01 PM.

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