People keep mentioning that Wladimir Kiltschko was 41 years of age, I am sure he was 40 years of age but still? It is irrelevant. He was vividly, VIVIDLY in better condition physically and technically in comparison to when he fought Tyson Fury. 'Even Wladimir Kiltschko himself stated he was in better condition, he had literally 3 training camps back to back' before he fought Anthony Joshua.
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People keep mentioning that Wladimir Kiltschko was 41 years of age, I am sure he was 40 years of age but still? It is irrelevant. He was vividly, VIVIDLY in better condition physically and technically in comparison to when he fought Tyson Fury. 'Even Wladimir Kiltschko himself stated he was in better condition, he had literally 3 training camps back to back' before he fought Anthony Joshua.Comment
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I watched the Rahman Lewis fight live. Rahmans fight against Sanders was not a title eliminator fight his fight against Tua where he was knocked out, was. The fact that you are trying so hard to pretend that Rahman was a top contender when he fought Lewis is quite laughable. He was no more a top contender than Brewster or Sanders
was when they faced Klitschko, the only difference is Rahman managed to knock Lewis out while he was in his prime.
Is it the fact that he lost horribly to a retiree who had never got near the title, too much to swallow?
Douglas was hand picked by Don King, Don King said it himself. watch the 30 for 30, 42-1 and they break down the reason Tysons team chose Douglass and it definitely wasn't due to the rankings. The fact that you are also defending an opponent that was a 42-1 underdog as a "TOP" contender just shows me you have no idea what you are talking about.Comment
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i dont get why you are lying about wlad not being prime for retired sanders.
Is it the fact that he lost horribly to a retiree who had never got near the title, too much to swallow?
i think you know tyson was hot favourite at that time for any contender who wasnt a champion. good luck convincing yourself otherwise.Comment
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yup. u destory your own argument.
Right, Wlad was in his prime against Sanders
and not after he hired Steward, completely revolutionized his whole fighting style and went on to become one of the most dominant and longest reigning heavyweights in the history of boxing.
dont get me wrong, wlad is a fairly good fighter within a narrow skillset. outside that, hes clueless.
Yeah, but against any other contender he wasn't a 42-1 favorite.... Buster Douglas beating Tyson or Rahman beating Lewis were both 10 times more of an upset than Corrie Sanders beating Klitschko, but good luck convincing yourself otherwise.Comment
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I would like to see Wladimir Kiltschko face Tyson Fury & then retire. If Tyson Fury beats Deontay Wilder, I honestly don't think he will want to face Anthony Joshua straight away.Comment
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now u r there.
didnt even dominate in his own family, how on earth can he be the dominant champ. but he dominated bums like wach pianeta etc np sure. that any fool could dominate.
dont get me wrong, wlad is a fairly good fighter within a narrow skillset. outside that, hes clueless.
very true but thats becos klitschko was rated as nothing compared to lewis.Comment
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you have things the wrong way. why do you keep doing this?
Looks like sarcasm goes completely over your head.
you let it fall again.
History books are going to remember Wladimir as a greater champion than Vitali.Comment
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