Was reading Eastsideboxing and negro writer Vicek Wallace said that a "Super Heavyweight" should be created for fighters like Vitali and Wlad, becuase its sooo unfair with their reach. Funny, when Lennox Lewis was dominate I didn't hear his crap. Lets see, Lennox was 605 and 245 lbs. Oh, so I guess if your two inches taller and 5 lbs heavier it is so unfair. I used to respect this guy, but once I found out he was a negro, everything fell into place. Usually black boxing writers give credit where it is due, but now this prick is sounding like JUDEN.
Vitali Klitschko vs. Cristobal Arreola
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I recently came across this picture of Wladimir with Ali. I thought I'd post it since we're talking about the size differences between modern heavyweights and the heavyweights of yesterday.
On Vitali's next fight. From a caste prospective a Vitali-Johnson fight would be ideal. Defeating two unbeaten contenders back to back at the age of 38 would be an impressive feat. Dr Eisenfaust(Iron Fist) would dominate the mouthy Johnson from start to finish. If you haven't seen Johnson fight before think of a poor mans Larry Holmes with an almost bigger mouth than James Toney.
Defeating Maskaev is better from a historical point of view in my opinion than defeating Johnson. Beating Maskaev will look better on his record in a few years due to him being a former world champion whereas Johnson is still relatively unknown despite being ranked in Ring Magazine's top ten. Oleg would be the sixth champion Vitali will have defeated. The "Big O" stopped Vitali in a round in the amateurs and now Oleg is stating that is why Vitali doesn't want to fight him.
Johnson I believe would put up the better fight and is in his prime. Maskaev on the other hand has no business in a title fight and is way past his best. Both offer little resistance to Vitali.
Whoever he decides to face one thing is certain Vitali will get criticized. Edited by: Blue Devils
On Vitali's next fight. From a caste prospective a Vitali-Johnson fight would be ideal. Defeating two unbeaten contenders back to back at the age of 38 would be an impressive feat. Dr Eisenfaust(Iron Fist) would dominate the mouthy Johnson from start to finish. If you haven't seen Johnson fight before think of a poor mans Larry Holmes with an almost bigger mouth than James Toney.
Defeating Maskaev is better from a historical point of view in my opinion than defeating Johnson. Beating Maskaev will look better on his record in a few years due to him being a former world champion whereas Johnson is still relatively unknown despite being ranked in Ring Magazine's top ten. Oleg would be the sixth champion Vitali will have defeated. The "Big O" stopped Vitali in a round in the amateurs and now Oleg is stating that is why Vitali doesn't want to fight him.
Johnson I believe would put up the better fight and is in his prime. Maskaev on the other hand has no business in a title fight and is way past his best. Both offer little resistance to Vitali.
Whoever he decides to face one thing is certain Vitali will get criticized. Edited by: Blue Devils
BD I disagree. We all know "Big O" is shot. If I am Vitali I would tell Johnson and fat f..k Toney to fight. Who ever is able to win, gets a shot at my crown. Then come fight time, punish who ever, especially Toney. I would love to see Vitali cook this pig like the Hawaians do, on his back and squelling in pain.
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I would also love to see Vitali beat the hell out of Toney but due to boxing politics I fear he may have to face Maskaev
Toney is all bark and no bite. He had a chance recently to face one of the brothers but declined.
Toney is all bark and no bite. He had a chance recently to face one of the brothers but declined.
If Vitali fights Maskaev it would short work, probably a 3rd KO with "Big O" on his back sleeping not of exhaustion, but concussion. Now with Toney I would want Vitali to toy with him like a cat with a rat. Constantly smacking him around for 10 rds then when he least expects it, BOOM, a murderous right to Toney watermelon face. Good night.
But Vitatli is a good person so I guess he would end things with Toney around the 6th or 7th round. Toney would probably claim a shoulder injury, run back to the dressing room cry then sh.t all over himself. As you can see how I detest Toney.
But Vitatli is a good person so I guess he would end things with Toney around the 6th or 7th round. Toney would probably claim a shoulder injury, run back to the dressing room cry then sh.t all over himself. As you can see how I detest Toney.
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[tube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yba1ZccmoM[/tube]
I can barely understand this fool
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I can barely understand this fool
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He makes James Brown sound like a Harvard professor....
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Here's another report on the fight:
Klitschko-Arreola
This non-Jewish writer calls it an entertaining fight.
It seems the only people who keep saying that Vitali is boring are Jewish sportswriters like Rosenthal and Dahlberg, and the only people who believe them are morons.
I notice on ESB and boxingscene even most black boxing fans and wiggers have been giving Vitali credit.
Klitschko-Arreola
This non-Jewish writer calls it an entertaining fight.
It seems the only people who keep saying that Vitali is boring are Jewish sportswriters like Rosenthal and Dahlberg, and the only people who believe them are morons.
I notice on ESB and boxingscene even most black boxing fans and wiggers have been giving Vitali credit.
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Did anyone hear what Teddy Atlas had to say about the fight?
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whiteathlete33 said:
That hateful creep must have suffered watching those last two rounds.
One thing we know for sure, he would never say anything good about Vitali.
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He is training Povetkin now isn't he? Alexander better stop and reconsider what he is doing. Nothing good can come out of Atlas.
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Povetkin hasn't been in action in almost 5 months. I see he doesn't have any fight lined up as well. Now that Wladimir will be fighting Chambers probably in January he may need to look at other options. He can's stay inactive for too long.
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Westside said:
Povetkin has the best amateur record of all-time at super heavyweight - he's won something like 12 Gold Medals. And so far he's undefeated as a pro.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Atlas is a moron who doesn't even know how to score a fight accurately, even though he's been around boxing for about 30 years.
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Povetkin has the best amateur record of all-time at super heavyweight - he's won something like 12 Gold Medals. And so far he's undefeated as a pro.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
The mentally unstable Teddy Atlas will ruin Povetkin, wait and see, just like he ruined Donny Lalonde and several other fighters. Michael Moorer was doing well when Atlas started training him, and even won a title despite Teddy, but look what happened when he next faced Foreman with Teddy in his corner.
Atlas is a moron who doesn't even know how to score a fight accurately, even though he's been around boxing for about 30 years.
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This is one of the best posts I've seen on this site. The part about him being around boxing for 30 years and not knowing how to scare a fight killed me! I thought I was going to die laughing.Edited by: whiteathlete33
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Atlas is a moron who doesn't even know how to score a fight accurately, even though he's been around boxing for about 30 years.
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This is one of the best posts I've seen on this site. The part about him being around boxing for 30 years and not knowing how to scare a fight killed me! I thought I was going to die laughing.Edited by: whiteathlete33
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Vitali Klitschko Dominates In Ratings As Well As In The Ring
LOS ANGELES (Oct. 2, 2009) â€" Vitali Klitschko's dominating defense of his World Boxing Council (WBC) heavyweight title over No. 1 ranked challenger Cristobal Arreola on Sept. 26 on HBO drew the highest rating of 2009 for an HBO World Championship Boxing telecast. Klitschko-Arreola scored higher ratings than Antonio Margarito and Shane Mosley's welterweight world title fight and the Juan Diaz-Juan Manuel Marquez bout for the linear lightweight championship..
"We are happy to have brought this fight to the US, where Vitali received the highest rating of the year for HBO World Championship Boxing,"Â said Tom Loeffler, Managing Director, K2 Promotions. "This shows that the boxing fans were craving a great heavyweight matchup and eagerly awaiting Vitali's return to HBO."Â
HBO viewers had waited nearly five years to see Klitschko return to the premium network and responded in numbers. Klitschko's last fight on HBO World Championship Boxing was a second round TKO over Kirk Johnson in December 2003. His last fight on HBO PPV was an eighth round TKO victory over Danny Williams in December, 2004, his final fight before a four year retirement due to injury.
The Klitschko-Arreola fight, which was shown in more than 100 countries worldwide, also dominated the international market.
"Vitali's fight was also shown live in Germany and received a 52 percent share of the market, the highest rated program at that time slot," said Bernd Boente, Managing director, KMG.
The title defense was Klitschko's second successful victory over a No. 1 contender since winning the WBC title from champion emeritus Samuel Peter in October, 2008. Klitschko followed up the Peter victory with a ninth-round TKO of No. 1 challenger Juan Carlos Gomez before he scored a 10th round TKO over No. 1 contender Arreola on Saturday.
LOS ANGELES (Oct. 2, 2009) â€" Vitali Klitschko's dominating defense of his World Boxing Council (WBC) heavyweight title over No. 1 ranked challenger Cristobal Arreola on Sept. 26 on HBO drew the highest rating of 2009 for an HBO World Championship Boxing telecast. Klitschko-Arreola scored higher ratings than Antonio Margarito and Shane Mosley's welterweight world title fight and the Juan Diaz-Juan Manuel Marquez bout for the linear lightweight championship..
"We are happy to have brought this fight to the US, where Vitali received the highest rating of the year for HBO World Championship Boxing,"Â said Tom Loeffler, Managing Director, K2 Promotions. "This shows that the boxing fans were craving a great heavyweight matchup and eagerly awaiting Vitali's return to HBO."Â
HBO viewers had waited nearly five years to see Klitschko return to the premium network and responded in numbers. Klitschko's last fight on HBO World Championship Boxing was a second round TKO over Kirk Johnson in December 2003. His last fight on HBO PPV was an eighth round TKO victory over Danny Williams in December, 2004, his final fight before a four year retirement due to injury.
The Klitschko-Arreola fight, which was shown in more than 100 countries worldwide, also dominated the international market.
"Vitali's fight was also shown live in Germany and received a 52 percent share of the market, the highest rated program at that time slot," said Bernd Boente, Managing director, KMG.
The title defense was Klitschko's second successful victory over a No. 1 contender since winning the WBC title from champion emeritus Samuel Peter in October, 2008. Klitschko followed up the Peter victory with a ninth-round TKO of No. 1 challenger Juan Carlos Gomez before he scored a 10th round TKO over No. 1 contender Arreola on Saturday.
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I agree on the unstable part. When he pulled the gun on Tyson for attempting to sexually assault his underage sister in-law, I figured it was criminal but justifiable in a frontier justice way. But his relating about waiting for Lalonde in the bushes was SCARY! Also he has a way of pushing guys way too far in training camps. One thing though Russian fighters are much tougher than North American ones it comes to training so his primitive tactics might be normal to them.Parody said:Westside said:
Povetkin has the best amateur record of all-time at super heavyweight - he's won something like 12 Gold Medals. And so far he's undefeated as a pro.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
The mentally unstable Teddy Atlas will ruin Povetkin, wait and see, just like he ruined Donny Lalonde and several other fighters. Michael Moorer was doing well when Atlas started training him, and even won a title despite Teddy, but look what happened when he next faced Foreman with Teddy in his corner.
Atlas is a moron who doesn't even know how to score a fight accurately, even though he's been around boxing for about 30 years.
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Here are some comments from a website. Obviously they were put up by a DWF. How stupid are these wiggers?
"A prime version of Tyson, Holyfield, Lennox, Ali, Foreman, Holmes, Riddick Bowe, these guys I'm locked to beat both brothers in their respective primes. I haven't seen enough footage or really thought about the real old timers and how they'd fare against them. There's also Joe Frazier who I think in his prime was an absolute beast but his style is so terrible against the bros that I don't want to commit to an opinion on a fight between him or either one of the bros. I do think his left hook has spark to take out Wlad.
I would not rank either brother in a top ten all-time..."
Here is another excellent post from a DWF.
"LOL @ the idea that Wladamir Klitschko would have any chance against Tyson with his glass jaw. Tyson would get inside that jab so fast Wlad's head would spin.
I don't think either of them would do any real damage against any of the all time greats. When Vitali faced Lewis, Lewis was nowhere near his best shape. Lewis in his prime is a much better, faster version of Vitali Klitschko."
"A prime version of Tyson, Holyfield, Lennox, Ali, Foreman, Holmes, Riddick Bowe, these guys I'm locked to beat both brothers in their respective primes. I haven't seen enough footage or really thought about the real old timers and how they'd fare against them. There's also Joe Frazier who I think in his prime was an absolute beast but his style is so terrible against the bros that I don't want to commit to an opinion on a fight between him or either one of the bros. I do think his left hook has spark to take out Wlad.
I would not rank either brother in a top ten all-time..."
Here is another excellent post from a DWF.
"LOL @ the idea that Wladamir Klitschko would have any chance against Tyson with his glass jaw. Tyson would get inside that jab so fast Wlad's head would spin.
I don't think either of them would do any real damage against any of the all time greats. When Vitali faced Lewis, Lewis was nowhere near his best shape. Lewis in his prime is a much better, faster version of Vitali Klitschko."