Comments Thread For: Klitschko Feels That He Gained More From Losing Than Winning

[stellen]

He is a good guy. Most of his career ive been dead set against him because of his boring, anti-boxing, jab and grab style. But i have to say i have a massive respect for him lately coming off his fight with joshua. Yes i wanted joshua to whup him, and yes i want joshua to whup him in any rematch, but cmon, the guy is such a gent, i feel bad about revelling in his defeats.

[OSCARINA]

Respect to this legend....This guy fought Joshua at 41 yet Manny is running from crawford since he was 36......

[Floyd is TBE]

Will never be a fan because of his jab and grab bs

[stiff_back]

Sounds like he's gonna retire...

[The Time]

Yup Wlad and well deserved too with the performance and heart you showed.

[juggernaut666]

Yep and only a loser would think he had nothing positive to take away after this fight. We KNOW who these ppl are and ( me personally ) one particular poster who thinks this( yea you )...

[SN!PER]

Wladimir is so strong that even when you beat him, you still haven't beat him.

[Nightfall]

sounds like he may exercise the rematch clause. i'd like to see that unless a Joshua vs Wilder fight is made.

[garfios]

He left joshua off the hook. He didn't gain anything by not going all out in that round. He had the fight won and he blew it...

[PBR Streetgang]

When Wlad and Vitali first started out, I wasn't a big fan of either (I was the same way with Lennox too). Both grew on me as they displayed dominance and class in the same way I grew to love Lennox Lewis as a fighter. The fight between Vitali and Lewis made me respect both so much. Wlad' performance against a young lion in his hometown was something to be admired. I was hoping he would retire after that epic war but who am I to judge how he decides to end his epic career? You want another crack at the young lion? Go for it.