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  • #51
    Originally posted by Boxing Goat View Post
    That's funny because he almost beat the best of this era at 41!

    Again, YDKSAB so STFU
    Almost ????????????????? So he lost ?

    Who's the best of his era ? A person who won the belt off of a 41 year old man who based his career on not fighting his brother and beating up on small bums ?

    Also this same guy (AJ) who won his first belt for beating a bum American who only won the belt of of an injury in the ring ?

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    • #52
      Originally posted by Curtis Harper View Post
      If a retired guy with a name wants to comeback and cash in on that name.............These guys have to know they won't be making waves in the rankings

      Humiliate yourself, sully your name, make big bucks
      Wlad is in a position at 43 that nothing negative he does right now matters to anything regarding his legacy

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      • #53
        Originally posted by JcLazyX210 View Post
        Almost ????????????????? So he lost ?

        Who's the best of his era ? A person who won the belt off of a 41 year old man who based his career on not fighting his brother and beating up on small bums ?

        Also this same guy (AJ) who won his first belt for beating a bum American who only won the belt of of an injury in the ring ?

        You know who the champ is right now because he's first in every ranking system in the world

        Just stfu you punk a55 troll

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        • #54
          Originally posted by Jax teller View Post
          I agree with this if you beat him he's old and if you lose you're a exposed bum despite the fact Wlad would still likely be dangerous to anyone in the top ten his age and inactivity over shadows that.

          The top 3 HW's would be silly to risk it against Wlad from a career perspective, guys with something to prove like Whyte, Ortiz, Parker, Povetkin etc could think it's more worth risking it though but why would Wlad want these guys?

          You know it’s true. I see it all the time. Before the fight they’ll claim it’s going to be competitive but if he loses then there will be a million excuses like the Pacquiao Mayweather fight. I agree it would be great fights for second tier Heavyweights like Whyte and Povetkin

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          • #55
            Originally posted by juggernaut666 View Post
            Of course you wouldn't bc Wlads not Nigerian and you would get your head taking off by someone of a color you don't prefer...on top of that it would also put Wilder as the number 4 best HW then...maybe 5 of Usyk stuck around to ? Lol
            That’s wouldnt matter to me he’s already been knocked out by 3 black men in his career and one by a bum. Head knocked off? Lol When’s the last time Wlad knocked out a top contender? Lay off the meth headlice boy.

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            • #56
              Originally posted by juggernaut666 View Post
              There's nothing fresh about Vitali with injuries compared to sharp , younger Wlad who is has top tier sparring since he left.
              Vitali would be far more fresh if he could get through a camp without injuries. He didn't age boxing-wise while out of the ring and he has never suffered KO losses, let alone in his last fight like Wlad did. Nothing excites me about Wlad coming back, he doesn't have the motivation.

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              • #57
                Originally posted by Boxing Goat View Post
                You know who the champ is right now because he's first in every ranking system in the world

                Just stfu you punk a55 troll
                Why do you have be disrespectful Boxing Goat?

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                • #58
                  Originally posted by richardt View Post
                  Vitali would be far more fresh if he could get through a camp without injuries. He didn't age boxing-wise while out of the ring and he has never suffered KO losses, let alone in his last fight like Wlad did. Nothing excites me about Wlad coming back, he doesn't have the motivation.
                  Once again you don't know what your're talking about.

                  1. Injuries HINDER guys close to 50 as much as inactivity almost .

                  2. Klitchko is not motivated ? Really .

                  3. Wlad Klitchko has been training since he left ,he hasnt lost a step.

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                  • #59
                    Originally posted by juggernaut666 View Post
                    Once again you don't know what your're talking about.

                    1. Injuries HINDER guys close to 50 as much as inactivity almost .

                    2. Klitchko is not motivated ? Really .

                    3. Wlad Klitchko has been training since he left ,he hasnt lost a step.
                    Once again, you are full it. You missed the part about if Vitali can train without any serious injuries. As to Wlad, if Wlad was truly motivated, not just about money, he would not have retired 2 years ago and turned down a Joshua rematch. The motivation was gone and now he is two years older than this this retirement speech which means IF he comes back, there is no motivation outside of money:

                    "I deliberately took a few weeks to make my decision, to make sure I had enough distance from the fight at Wembley Stadium," Klitschko said in a statement released Thursday morning.

                    "As an amateur and a professional boxer, I have achieved everything I dreamed of, and now I want to start my second career after sports. I would have never imagined that I would have such a long and incredibly successful boxing career. I´m very thankful for this. Thanks to everyone who has always supported me, especially my family, my team and my many fans."
                    Last edited by richardt; 04-11-2019, 09:05 PM.

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                    • #60
                      Originally posted by Boxing Goat View Post
                      Wlad is in a position at 43 that nothing negative he does right now matters to anything regarding his legacy
                      He and his bro have been class acts since day 1. Turning down even 50 mil is hard to do, regardless if you're a billionaire. I just feel a guy shouldn't be delusional about what they plan on accomplishing.

                      Wlad will never be a champ again. So, that means matching him up with some no hopers. If he fights a legit guy, Wlad will lose spectacularly.

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