AJ vs Vitali

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AJ vs Vitali

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I know AJ has a potential re match against Vlad and mandatory defences that are going to come thick and fast ......

But why do I keep reading that Vitali and AJ were almost at blows after the Vlad fight? I keep having news stories recommended to me saying about all of the bad blood thats there between the 2 blah blah blah

Its like there is a fight brewing...... :lol:
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Highly doubt it. Vitali is too old and too long out the ring. Would surprise me if AJ and Vitali were almost scrapping afterwards. It all seemed very respectful.
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Stuarty30 wrote:Highly doubt it. Vitali is too old and too long out the ring. Would surprise me if AJ and Vitali were almost scrapping afterwards. It all seemed very respectful.
exactly mate, it seemed respectful to me.

Why all the bullshit
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Sounds like BS, I've heard both Klit brothers say they like AJ for years now and he never says a bad word about them.
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chrisnew86 wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:Highly doubt it. Vitali is too old and too long out the ring. Would surprise me if AJ and Vitali were almost scrapping afterwards. It all seemed very respectful.
exactly mate, it seemed respectful to me.

Why all the bullshit
There were stories floating about online but as I said it would surprise me if they were true. Maybe they had a heated exchange and were caught up in the highly charged atmosphere etc etc... Feck knows.

Seems to be a natural reaction that big brother will come looking for whoever dared to beat Wlad. Happened with Fury as well but I suppose a lot of that was down to Tyson saying he'd smash Vitali as well :lol:

He obviously fought Purrity and Sanders as well after they'd beaten Wlad. Gave Peters a whore of a beating as well after he had Wlad down a few times.
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Fight!
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Stuarty30 wrote:
chrisnew86 wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:Highly doubt it. Vitali is too old and too long out the ring. Would surprise me if AJ and Vitali were almost scrapping afterwards. It all seemed very respectful.
exactly mate, it seemed respectful to me.

Why all the bullshit
There were stories floating about online but as I said it would surprise me if they were true. Maybe they had a heated exchange and were caught up in the highly charged atmosphere etc etc... Feck knows.

Seems to be a natural reaction that big brother will come looking for whoever dared to beat Wlad. Happened with Fury as well but I suppose a lot of that was down to Tyson saying he'd smash Vitali as well :lol:

He obviously fought Purrity and Sanders as well after they'd beaten Wlad. Gave Peters a whore of a beating as well after he had Wlad down a few times.
Fury lying down getting his hands wrapped and telling Vitali that he's next before he'd even beaten Wlad was brilliant. Talk about being calm and confident. :lol:
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Horse wrote:Fight!
Rather see the Wkad rematch. Vitali has been out of the ring 5 years and is 46. Still looks like he could go but it's not something I want to see personally.
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Vitali's ship has sailed

Wlad rematch if anything

Talk of fighting Vitali is stupid
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I think it's a load of old gumph personally, to set up talking and selling points for the rematch.

Vitali is the far more menacing brother though. Part of me would be intrigued to see if he had anything left. Stick him in with Haye! If he bashes old peg leg then sent him in for revenge! He's behind you!
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ElJefe wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
chrisnew86 wrote:
exactly mate, it seemed respectful to me.

Why all the bullshit
There were stories floating about online but as I said it would surprise me if they were true. Maybe they had a heated exchange and were caught up in the highly charged atmosphere etc etc... Feck knows.

Seems to be a natural reaction that big brother will come looking for whoever dared to beat Wlad. Happened with Fury as well but I suppose a lot of that was down to Tyson saying he'd smash Vitali as well :lol:

He obviously fought Purrity and Sanders as well after they'd beaten Wlad. Gave Peters a whore of a beating as well after he had Wlad down a few times.
Fury lying down getting his hands wrapped and telling Vitali that he's next before he'd even beaten Wlad was brilliant. Talk about being calm and confident. :lol:
It's easy to forget really what a couple of pricks Fury made the Klitschko brothers look.
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clopixolacuphase wrote:
ElJefe wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
There were stories floating about online but as I said it would surprise me if they were true. Maybe they had a heated exchange and were caught up in the highly charged atmosphere etc etc... Feck knows.

Seems to be a natural reaction that big brother will come looking for whoever dared to beat Wlad. Happened with Fury as well but I suppose a lot of that was down to Tyson saying he'd smash Vitali as well :lol:

He obviously fought Purrity and Sanders as well after they'd beaten Wlad. Gave Peters a whore of a beating as well after he had Wlad down a few times.
Fury lying down getting his hands wrapped and telling Vitali that he's next before he'd even beaten Wlad was brilliant. Talk about being calm and confident. :lol:
It's easy to forget really what a couple of pricks Fury made the Klitschko brothers look.
Aye true. Their intimidation crap and underhand nonsense didn't work at all. Der Sexymeister owned the two of em :yay:
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I never knew he said that

:yay: Tyson :clap:
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ElJefe wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
chrisnew86 wrote:
exactly mate, it seemed respectful to me.

Why all the bullshit
There were stories floating about online but as I said it would surprise me if they were true. Maybe they had a heated exchange and were caught up in the highly charged atmosphere etc etc... Feck knows.

Seems to be a natural reaction that big brother will come looking for whoever dared to beat Wlad. Happened with Fury as well but I suppose a lot of that was down to Tyson saying he'd smash Vitali as well :lol:

He obviously fought Purrity and Sanders as well after they'd beaten Wlad. Gave Peters a whore of a beating as well after he had Wlad down a few times.
Fury lying down getting his hands wrapped and telling Vitali that he's next before he'd even beaten Wlad was brilliant. Talk about being calm and confident. :lol:
And then Vitali drew lovehearts on Fury's wraps.
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clopixolacuphase wrote:I think it's a load of old gumph personally, to set up talking and selling points for the rematch.

Vitali is the far more menacing brother though. Part of me would be intrigued to see if he had anything left. Stick him in with Haye! If he bashes old peg leg then sent him in for revenge! He's behind you!
Great idea.
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Horse wrote:
clopixolacuphase wrote:I think it's a load of old gumph personally, to set up talking and selling points for the rematch.

Vitali is the far more menacing brother though. Part of me would be intrigued to see if he had anything left. Stick him in with Haye! If he bashes old peg leg then sent him in for revenge! He's behind you!
Great idea.
Yeah, we could witness the first fight where neither fighter can throw a punch without falling over.
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Stuarty30 wrote:
chrisnew86 wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:Highly doubt it. Vitali is too old and too long out the ring. Would surprise me if AJ and Vitali were almost scrapping afterwards. It all seemed very respectful.
exactly mate, it seemed respectful to me.

Why all the bullshit
There were stories floating about online but as I said it would surprise me if they were true. Maybe they had a heated exchange and were caught up in the highly charged atmosphere etc etc... Feck knows.

Seems to be a natural reaction that big brother will come looking for whoever dared to beat Wlad. Happened with Fury as well but I suppose a lot of that was down to Tyson saying he'd smash Vitali as well :lol:

He obviously fought Purrity and Sanders as well after they'd beaten Wlad. Gave Peters a whore of a beating as well after he had Wlad down a few times.
Not a chance.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:Yeah, we could witness the first fight where neither fighter can throw a punch without falling over.
Sounds interesting.

I like that type of fight.
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Re: AJ vs Vitali

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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
chrisnew86 wrote:
exactly mate, it seemed respectful to me.

Why all the bullshit
There were stories floating about online but as I said it would surprise me if they were true. Maybe they had a heated exchange and were caught up in the highly charged atmosphere etc etc... Feck knows.

Seems to be a natural reaction that big brother will come looking for whoever dared to beat Wlad. Happened with Fury as well but I suppose a lot of that was down to Tyson saying he'd smash Vitali as well :lol:

He obviously fought Purrity and Sanders as well after they'd beaten Wlad. Gave Peters a whore of a beating as well after he had Wlad down a few times.
Not a chance.
Yeah it's highly doubtful. I don't doubt they had words but I'd be surprised if they were nearly rolling about. Not really interested in seeing Vitali back at this stage.
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Interestingly, Vitali is still the WBC 'Champion Emeritus'.
So he could come back straight in to a WBC world title fight if he wanted to.
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Like others have said , I don't think there is any heat between AJ and Vitali which makes me wonder why the press, specifically the online press are running with these stories.

Usually it is because they are trying to catch the general publics imagination
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SteveO wrote:Interestingly, Vitali is still the WBC 'Champion Emeritus'.
So he could come back straight in to a WBC world title fight if he wanted to.
Really?
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
SteveO wrote:Interestingly, Vitali is still the WBC 'Champion Emeritus'.
So he could come back straight in to a WBC world title fight if he wanted to.
Really?
Wilder would shít a brick if that happened :lol:

Was the same when he was out before. Came straight in to a title fight with Peter I think it was?
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It was that bullshite clickbait shite on Facebook wernt it?
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Re: AJ vs Vitali

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I highly doubt it is possible, but it would sell just as well as the Wlad fight I think.

Vitali is 47 in a couple of months. Still looks in good shape though.

Would be a great name to have on AJ's record as well.
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