What Heavyweight today honestly has a realistic chance of beating the Klitschkos?

[Mayweather41-0]

Price's two best opponents so far, Sexton and Dallas. Price looks good, but we won't know until he steps up to a Top 5-10 HW. Fury ducked him though.

cool thanks for the vids dude il check them

[vacon04]

Haye has a decent chance against Vitali.

Maybe Solis.

Solis has no chance unless he decides to finally stop eating crap, the guy is just overweight.

[RINGG]

All the contenders have sucked for years. The champs have been getting a free ride. We can't blame them they have been doing their job. But it doesn't hurt having a brother sharing the title, that way you can fight the style best for you and have your bro fight the others. But with todays lot it probably wouldn't matter.

[TR vs. GB]

Anthony Joshua later down the road

[SlySlickSmooth]

George "The Monk" Foreman

[HUGEBOXINGFAN]

nobody... end of thread

[FAt tEDDY]

Helenius. Power, chin, finishing skills and size.

[The Nephilim]

Robert Helenius: size, heavy hands, iron jaw, killer instinct.

Kubrat Pulev: skilled fighter, agile and still big enough at 6'5" to compete.

Longshot pick: Mariusz Wach: size, strength, power, meanness.

[The Nephilim]

All the contenders have sucked for years. The champs have been getting a free ride. We can't blame them they have been doing their job. But it doesn't hurt having a brother sharing the title, that way you can fight the style best for you and have your bro fight the others. But with todays lot it probably wouldn't matter.

They only "suck" because the K-Bros are so much better than the rest.

If there had been no K-Bros, we'd be talking about the great "parity" in HW boxing as fighters traded belts around. Remember, Sam Peter was called the next heavyweight savior and still had that rep until Vitali beat him down and made him quit on his stool. Peter's first fight against Wlad was very close.

[jtiger777]

none!!!!!!!!!!!