This Era of good heavyweight competition is an illusion.

[Thraxox]

People were right when they said that had Klitschko bros didn't come, the heavyweight would be stacked with talents. And when Wlad finally put the torch down and retire, all of a sudden the heavyweight division was stacked, but we found it isn't.

Joshua, Wilder, Fury they are B-level fighters that were lucky they were good enough to beat every C-level fighter that they encountered.

Had Wlad and Vitali suddenly comeback in their late 20's early 30's. They woudl rule the division again and the three would just an another "Bum" that Klitschko's fought and KO'ed.

[Sadiqkingofko]

Well Wlad almost beat a prime Joshua at 41

[BangEM]

Wlad struggled against Povetkin and got knocked out by no-hopers.

This is the best era of HW since the 90s.

[YoungManRumble]

I bet if Wlad didn't take some of that serious punishment early in his career he'd still be around tuning these guys up.

[BoxingIsGreat]

The whole division sucks.

[Thraxox]

Wlad struggled against Povetkin and got knocked out by no-hopers.

This is the best era of HW since the 90s.

Struggled? Povetkin literally didn't won a single second in that fight.

[BangEM]

Struggled? Povetkin literally didn't won a single second in that fight.

LMAO. If it was about holding because Wlad was holding him for 12rds.

Without holding - he would’ve knocked Wlad’s head off.

[ShaneMosleySr]

If only the referee had helped him, he wouldn’t have lost every round!

LMAO. If it was about holding because Wlad was holding him for 12rds.

Without holding - he would’ve knocked Wlad’s head off.

[Phenom]

People don't remember how chinny Wlad was that's why he adopted that boring style of his