The greatest fighter ever imagined

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The greatest fighter ever imagined

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They've taken the DNA Roman Gonzalez, Gennady Golovkin and Vasyl Lomachenko and rolled him into one great cruiserweight called

Roman Golovashchenko
http://boxrec.com/boxer/420301
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Wilt Chaimberlain would smash him :bag:
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Stuarty30 wrote:Wilt Chaimberlain would smash him :bag:
Just stop it, please just stop it :witzend:













(thank fornicate Kalan doesn't post on here)
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davie wrote:They've taken the DNA Roman Gonzalez, Gennady Golovkin and Vasyl Lomachenko and rolled him into one great cruiserweight called

Roman Golovashchenko
http://boxrec.com/boxer/420301
:lol:
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Stuarty30 wrote:Wilt Chaimberlain would smash him :bag:

Yeah, beast that Wilt I'd bet he would have given Ali a beating too.
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davie wrote:They've taken the DNA Roman Gonzalez, Gennady Golovkin and Vasyl Lomachenko and rolled him into one great cruiserweight called

Roman Golovashchenko
http://boxrec.com/boxer/420301

I just understood this! :oops:
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Re: The greatest fighter ever imagined

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A Ukrainian cruiserweight so definitely a liitle Usyk in there.
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Would have been better if it was

ROMAN GOLOMACHEV

mixture of GGG, LOMA and Krusher
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Rexob wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:Wilt Chaimberlain would smash him :bag:

Yeah, beast that Wilt I'd bet he would have given Ali a beating too.
He could beat Lennox Lewis and Wladimir working in ring together over 12 rounds, then beat Muhammad Ali and Rocky Marciano working together over 15 rounds, then Jack Johnson and Max Baer working together over 20 rounds, then John L Sulivan, Peter Jackson, and Jake Kilrain working together in a LPR style bare knuckle finish fight then beat Tyson Fury working with Deontay WIlder over 12 rounds, then beat Jack Broughton and George Taylor working together in the Broughton rule set, then beat Prime Mike Tyson and George Foreman working together over 15 rounds, then beat Prime Riddick Bowe and Evander Holyfeild working together over 12 rounds, then beat Joe Louis, Primo Carnera,, and Buddy Baer working together over 15 rounds, then win a game of basketball, then beat Us Stipe Miocic and Fabrício Werdum working together in an MMA fight, then beat Valuev working with Vitali over 12 rounds all in one go without breaks.
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BitPlayer wrote:
Rexob wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:Wilt Chaimberlain would smash him :bag:

Yeah, beast that Wilt I'd bet he would have given Ali a beating too.
He could beat Lennox Lewis and Wladimir working in ring together over 12 rounds, then beat Muhammad Ali and Rocky Marciano working together over 15 rounds, then Jack Johnson and Max Baer working together over 20 rounds, then John L Sulivan, Peter Jackson, and Jake Kilrain working together in a LPR style bare knuckle finish fight then beat Tyson Fury working with Deontay WIlder over 12 rounds, then beat Jack Broughton and George Taylor working together in the Broughton rule set, then beat Prime Mike Tyson and George Foreman working together over 15 rounds, then beat Prime Riddick Bowe and Evander Holyfeild working together over 12 rounds, then beat Joe Louis, Primo Carnera,, and Buddy Baer working together over 15 rounds, then win a game of basketball, then beat Us Stipe Miocic and Fabrício Werdum working together in an MMA fight, then beat Valuev working with Vitali over 12 rounds all in one go without breaks.

I think he'd struggle in the LPR match with Taylor and Broughton but agree with everything else :TU:
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Something's gone wrong in your DNA lab... this guy got stopped by a 7 fight novice.
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Ricky_ wrote:Something's gone wrong in your DNA lab... this guy got stopped by a 7 fight novice.
That's the nature of science Ricky, trial and error

They didn't split the atom on the first try did they

Trust me, those sneaky Ukrainainas will be mass producing some kind of Universal soldier style super fighter by the end of the decade
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davie wrote:
Ricky_ wrote:Something's gone wrong in your DNA lab... this guy got stopped by a 7 fight novice.
That's the nature of science Ricky, trial and error

They didn't split the atom on the first try did they

Trust me, those sneaky Ukrainainas will be mass producing some kind of Universal soldier style super fighter by the end of the decade
You never seen universal soldier?
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Rexob wrote:
davie wrote:
Ricky_ wrote:Something's gone wrong in your DNA lab... this guy got stopped by a 7 fight novice.
That's the nature of science Ricky, trial and error

They didn't split the atom on the first try did they

Trust me, those sneaky Ukrainainas will be mass producing some kind of Universal soldier style super fighter by the end of the decade
You never seen universal soldier?
Aye, about 20 years ago, my memory of it is sketchy, have I used a bad example here :oops:
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davie wrote:The greatest fighter ever imagined
Ivan Drago, surely?
He had a jab like Larry Holmes & a straight right like George Foreman.
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He holds the IBF East/West Europe Cruiserweight Title. Lets hope he can unify it with the IBF North/South Europe Cruiserweight Title!
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Crease wrote:
davie wrote:The greatest fighter ever imagined
Ivan Drago, surely?
He had a jab like Larry Holmes & a straight right like George Foreman.
Rocky sorted him though.
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Ketchel wrote:He holds the IBF East/West Europe Cruiserweight Title. Lets hope he can unify it with the IBF North/South Europe Cruiserweight Title!
It's nice to have big dreams, isn't it?
:lol:
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Rexob wrote:Rocky sorted him though.
The fight should have been stopped - repeatedly. That Balboa fellow must have hit the canvas about 17 times...
It was just bad reffing.
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BitPlayer wrote:
Rexob wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:Wilt Chaimberlain would smash him :bag:

Yeah, beast that Wilt I'd bet he would have given Ali a beating too.
He could beat Lennox Lewis and Wladimir working in ring together over 12 rounds, then beat Muhammad Ali and Rocky Marciano working together over 15 rounds, then Jack Johnson and Max Baer working together over 20 rounds, then John L Sulivan, Peter Jackson, and Jake Kilrain working together in a LPR style bare knuckle finish fight then beat Tyson Fury working with Deontay WIlder over 12 rounds, then beat Jack Broughton and George Taylor working together in the Broughton rule set, then beat Prime Mike Tyson and George Foreman working together over 15 rounds, then beat Prime Riddick Bowe and Evander Holyfeild working together over 12 rounds, then beat Joe Louis, Primo Carnera,, and Buddy Baer working together over 15 rounds, then win a game of basketball, then beat Us Stipe Miocic and Fabrício Werdum working together in an MMA fight, then beat Valuev working with Vitali over 12 rounds all in one go without breaks.
At the same time as boning 20,000 women! :TU:
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Crease wrote:
Rexob wrote:Rocky sorted him though.
The fight should have been stopped - repeatedly. That Balboa fellow must have hit the canvas about 17 times...
It was just bad reffing.
Drago really shouldn't have been in there tbf second pro fight, fighting the champ? Always only going to be one winner that night.
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Rexob wrote:Drago really shouldn't have been in there tbf second pro fight, fighting the champ? Always only going to be one winner that night.
It was his first professional fight. His victory over Apollo Creed was an exhibition.
And if it's good enough for Pete Rademacher.....
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Crease wrote:
Rexob wrote:Drago really shouldn't have been in there tbf second pro fight, fighting the champ? Always only going to be one winner that night.
It was his first professional fight. His victory over Apollo Creed was an exhibition.
And if it's good enough for Pete Rademacher.....
Who also got knocked the fook out after tasting the canvas on more than several occasions and never hitting the heights he may have done going the long route to the title.
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Rexob wrote:Who also got knocked the fook out after tasting the canvas on more than several occasions and never hitting the heights he may have done going the long route to the title.
Rademacher would never have been Heavyweight Champ, not with the likes of Ali coming up & Frazier arriving just a little later.
Whereas Drago was a dominating machine.
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Crease wrote:
Rexob wrote:Who also got knocked the fook out after tasting the canvas on more than several occasions and never hitting the heights he may have done going the long route to the title.
Rademacher would never have been Heavyweight Champ, not with the likes of Ali coming up & Frazier arriving just a little later.
Whereas Drago was a dominating machine.
Drago has done nothing since Rocky broke him.
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