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  • RJJ-94-02=GOAT
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    #21
    Originally posted by Cutthroat
    Here comes the revisionist history. Both of you talking about Vitali like he was an unbeatable monster. This dude got his ass beat by a 38 year old, obese Lewis that hadn't fought in a year and barely trained. Even Rahman was capable of knocking out Lewis when he came in that shape.

    Sanders also put him on bambi legs in round 1 despite being a beer bellied retired golfer. Yeah this guy is going to take an AJ/Wilder punch LOL. He also looked like shyt vs Chisora getting tagged repeatedly.

    [IMG]https://media.*****.com/media/l2QEcRJdUSaaFb3Lq/*****.gif[/IMG]


    Wlad was getting sparked out by journeymen in his prime. Losses to Purrity, Sanders, Brewster, down 3x against Peter, rocked by Wach etc. Nobody was saying shyt when he dominated Pulev but as soon as he got thoroughly out boxed by Fury it was "he's an old man", no, the Lewis that came in against Vitali, that was an old man. Wlad was still in great shape at height of his skills.


    Ali down by 185lb Cooper

    Prime Lewis knocked out by Rahman and McCall

    Tyson knocked out by Douglas

    One Klitschko bro getting destroyed by journeymen at his peak, the other beat by an obese old man at his peak

    etc.

    But Wilder sucks because...he's undefeated?

    Joshua sucks because he's 4 years pro and didn't know how to pace himself properly vs Wlad losing a whopping 3 rounds before stopping him?

    Seriously, Wlad was turned into Fury and AJ's plaything. That should be proof alone of how overrated the Klit bros were.

    Joshua's lack of experience, you know the fact that he was barely 4 years pro and Wlad 20+, is what kept Wlad in the fight. Once he regained his stamina after like 3 rounds it was back to being a punching bag lmao
    "Lewis was obese and out of shape, even Rahman was capable of knocking Lewis out in that shape"
    "Prime Lewis was knocked out by Rahman"
    Pretty sure you just contradicted yourself in the same post.😭😭
    HAHAHAHA massive L for you!
    Your an idiot man😂😭😂

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    • Cutthroat
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      #22
      Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
      Uneducated ignoramus.
      Go and actually watch these great fighters kid. Boxrec can't teach you everything!
      If HW boxing is so great today why do NONE of these guys have one legit win between them? Take all the HW's on that list what's the best win any of them have? A 41 year old inactive Wlad coming off a loss?������ Stiverne?������
      Compare that to say Ali's resume for example. Now that ain't revisionist history kid that's just FACTS!
      Learn your history cause you've just been schooled.��

      Their resumes being "poor" is your opinion. Guys like Chuvalo were famous for being glorified punching bags.

      The original "Brown Bomber" got put down by an obese 5'9 230lb, alcoholic, cigar smoking Tony Galento FFS:



      I ask you, in what reality could this happen to the modern Bronze Bomber, Wilder, and he be taken seriously?


      If Wilder or Joshua were knocked down by a 185lb fighter that doesn't even hit as hard as most modern cruiser weights they'd be a laughing stock.

      Just like they'd be laughed at for losing against McCall, Purrity, Douglas etc.

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      • Cutthroat
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        #23
        Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
        "Lewis was obese and out of shape, even Rahman was capable of knocking Lewis out in that shape"
        "Prime Lewis was knocked out by Rahman"
        Pretty sure you just contradicted yourself in the same post.����
        HAHAHAHA massive L for you!
        Your an idiot man������
        Lewis was in the tail end of his prime when he lost to Rahman. He weighed in at 253lbs the 1st time, then came in at 246lbs the 2nd time.

        Once he beat Tyson he completely lost all motivation, gained 7lbs of fat in 1 year and got up to 256lbs the heaviest of his career vs Vitali.

        Now compare that to 240lb Wladimir Klitschko at age 41, the LIGHTEST he's been in around a decade.

        This whole "Wlad was an old man like Lewis" is BS, he was in phenomenal shape, at the height of his experience and skills. And like I said, AJ beat his ass despite not being a full 4 years pro, had Wlad in survival from round 1.
        Last edited by Cutthroat; 11-08-2017, 06:46 PM.

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        • Pigeons
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          #24
          Joseph Parker is not in that top group. It's just Wilder and Joshua plus Fury if he ever comes back.

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          • RJJ-94-02=GOAT
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            #25
            Originally posted by Cutthroat
            Their resumes being "poor" is your opinion. Guys like Chuvalo were famous for being glorified punching bags.

            The original "Brown Bomber" got put down by an obese 5'9 230lb, alcoholic, cigar smoking Tony Galento FFS:



            I ask you, in what reality could this happen to the modern Bronze Bomber, Wilder, and he be taken seriously?


            If Wilder or Joshua were knocked down by a 185lb fighter that doesn't even hit as hard as most modern cruiser weights they'd be a laughing stock.

            Just like they'd be laughed at for losing against McCall, Purrity, Douglas etc.
            Louis' resume is slightly overrated, that's why I didn't list him but your trying to say wins over Baer, Schmelling, Walcott, Sharkey etc. don't matter just because Galento landed a fluke left hook. What happened next? Louis knocked him out in the very next round.
            Are you trying to say wins over Fraizer, Liston, Foreman, Folley, Patterson, Moore, Foster, Norton etc don't matter because Ali got dropped by a 190lb Henry Cooper (then got off the floor and won) 😂😂😂 your an idiot bro.
            It's HW boxing people get tagged they get hurt but good fighters find a way to win. Is Wilder a bum cause he got tagged by Molina. Is AJ a bum cause he got tagged by Whyte? Look at the list of fighters Ali and Louis beat. Try and give me a list of who AJ and Wilder have beat in this "golden age" of HW boxing.
            You clearly have no understanding of this sport, I could guarantee you haven't watched these fighters of the past, you just look at boxrec and judge and dismiss them without properly studying them as I said uneducated ignoramus.
            You'll probably come back spewing more vacuous nonsense but you will not get a serious response from me- because your ignorance does not merit one.

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            • RJJ-94-02=GOAT
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              #26
              Originally posted by Cutthroat
              Their resumes being "poor" is your opinion. Guys like Chuvalo were famous for being glorified punching bags.

              The original "Brown Bomber" got put down by an obese 5'9 230lb, alcoholic, cigar smoking Tony Galento FFS:



              I ask you, in what reality could this happen to the modern Bronze Bomber, Wilder, and he be taken seriously?


              If Wilder or Joshua were knocked down by a 185lb fighter that doesn't even hit as hard as most modern cruiser weights they'd be a laughing stock.

              Just like they'd be laughed at for losing against McCall, Purrity, Douglas etc.
              Originally posted by Cutthroat
              Lewis was in the tail end of his prime when he lost to Rahman. He weighed in at 253lbs the 1st time, then came in at 246lbs the 2nd time.

              Once he beat Tyson he completely lost all motivation, gained 7lbs of fat in 1 year and got up to 256lbs the heaviest of his career vs Vitali.

              Now compare that to 240lb Wladimir Klitschko at age 41, the LIGHTEST he's been in around a decade.

              This whole "Wlad was an old man like Lewis" is BS, he was in phenomenal shape, at the height of his experience and skills. And like I said, AJ beat his ass despite not being a full 4 years pro, had Wlad in survival from round 1.
              So was it "prime Lewis" or an "out of shape old man". Keep contradicting yourself you cretin.
              Your made of L's today 😂😂😂

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              • FinitoxDinamita
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                #27
                Da hell you talking about. HW division sucks .

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                • Jsmooth9876
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                  #28
                  Hardly a golden age. 2 decent fighters who Would be been destroyed by numerous past champions of the division. The rest of the division are guys like Whyte and Breazele, straight bums

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                  • W1LL
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                    #29
                    Ah well. People would much rather biatch and moan. I'm happy about the current state of the Heavyweight division anyway.

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                    • LA_2_Vegas
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                      #30
                      The division is poised for some major matchups which is always great.

                      Unfortunately, its missing its best fighter in Fury imo.... but, the public is more fascinated with Joshua v Wilder anyway so as long as that is on track to happen at some point then the division is much better than where it has been

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