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Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:40
by ShadrachSimmo
Ian1973 wrote:Brilliant from Klitschko. One day people will realise just how good he is. All fighters are going to do this that and the other until they get in the ring then they realise quick enough that they just can't compete.
Masterclass.
Your right. It's not his fault the heavyweight division is so poor. He's the best there out there. It's that simple.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:40
by lefty
Floyd gets hate for the same reason. Fighting smart and not losing half your brain cells in the process.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:41
by keithmoonhangover
MightyWarrior wrote:Looking at it again, he genuinely shook Wlad with that right hand, just clipped him and his legs went - then Wlad steps in and finishes him, which was impressive.
Yep. Can't blame Wlad, it ain't his fault that Leapai was #1 contender.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:41
by Tuan_Jim
What's more offensive is people gushing over Wlad K for beating up a journeyman after six months off, & now sitting on the heavyweight titles for another six months.
I hope Pulev is somewhere doing some sit ups right now.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:42
by ILikeBeer
Could Audley beat Leapai? Discuss.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:42
by lefty
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Ian1973 wrote:Brilliant from Klitschko. One day people will realise just how good he is. All fighters are going to do this that and the other until they get in the ring then they realise quick enough that they just can't compete.
Masterclass.
Your right. It's not his fault the heavyweight division is so poor. He's the best there out there. It's that simple.
I'm not sure if it was Bunce who said it the other day but whoever it was said that Manny Steward said Wlad was more talented than Lewis but you never saw the best of him in the ring.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:43
by lefty
Tuan_Jim wrote:What's more offensive is people gushing over Wlad K for beating up a journeyman after six months off, & now sitting on the heavyweight titles for another six months.
I hope Pulev is somewhere doing some sit ups right now.
Not exactly a journeyman. He was Wlad's mandatory aswell. He didnt have a whole lot of choice unless he wanted to give up the belt.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:43
by Ian1973
Woodhall talks shit, he has no idea at all. We ALL know what fighters need to do to have a chance against Wlad but rather like Mayweather he is that good that nobody is ABLE to do it. Does he seriously think all these challengers are that naive that they just go into the ring and play to Wlad's strengths?
Muppet!
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:44
by lefty
ILikeBeer wrote:Could Audley beat Leapai? Discuss.
Probably not. He'd crap himself as per usual.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:44
by lillywhite14
Tuan_Jim wrote:What's more offensive is people gushing over Wlad K for beating up a journeyman after six months off, & now sitting on the heavyweight titles for another six months.
I hope Pulev is somewhere doing some sit ups right now.
He really don't stand a chance against Wlad. Blagger. Plodder, no real stand out power. Doesn't do anything particularly special.
Not many stand much of a chance right now. The hope lay with the novices and how they develop.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:45
by keithmoonhangover
Tuan_Jim wrote:What's more offensive is people gushing over Wlad K for beating up a journeyman after six months off, & now sitting on the heavyweight titles for another six months.
I hope Pulev is somewhere doing some sit ups right now.
Pulev, Shcmulev. He'll get his shot and he'll get beaten. Wlad fought tonight so that he didn't have to give up a belt, which is more than Riddick Bowe did.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:45
by Tuan_Jim
columbo wrote:I'm not sure if it was Bunce who said it the other day but whoever it was said that Manny Steward said Wlad was more talented than Lewis but you never saw the best of him in the ring.
You've got to be pretty gullible if you believe that. For 30+ years Manny hated 'boring boxers and points decisions' and only wanted knockouts. He kept his views quiet once he took on his fragile colossus.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:45
by lefty
Hayden Pantierre looking coked off her nut to me.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:46
by Tuan_Jim
columbo wrote:Not exactly a journeyman. He was Wlad's mandatory aswell. He didnt have a whole lot of choice unless he wanted to give up the belt.
He was a journeymen who the WBO made a mandatory. You know this, I know this, we all know this.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:46
by lillywhite14
columbo wrote:Hayden Pantierre looking coked off her nut to me.
Wlads in for a great night if so
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:47
by ILikeBeer
Fury is such a bellend.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:47
by keithmoonhangover
Tuan_Jim wrote:columbo wrote:I'm not sure if it was Bunce who said it the other day but whoever it was said that Manny Steward said Wlad was more talented than Lewis but you never saw the best of him in the ring.
You've got to be pretty gullible if you believe that. For 30+ years Manny hated 'boring boxers and points decisions' and only wanted knockouts. He kept his views quiet once he took on his fragile colossus.
Bollocks.
If Manny had taught Tommy Hearns to win by decision he wouldn't have gotten sparked by Barkley.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:48
by lefty
Tuan_Jim wrote:columbo wrote:I'm not sure if it was Bunce who said it the other day but whoever it was said that Manny Steward said Wlad was more talented than Lewis but you never saw the best of him in the ring.
You've got to be pretty gullible if you believe that. For 30+ years Manny hated 'boring boxers and points decisions' and only wanted knockouts. He kept his views quiet once he took on his fragile colossus.
If he thought that lowly off him though, why did he bother working with him in the first place? You can say money but he could of packed it in after working with him for a few years.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:48
by lefty
I'l laugh my arse off when Wlad puts Fury on his arse.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:49
by onlyme
lillywhite14 wrote:columbo wrote:Hayden Pantierre looking coked off her nut to me.
Wlads in for a great night if so
:$;-)
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:49
by lefty
Tuan_Jim wrote:columbo wrote:Not exactly a journeyman. He was Wlad's mandatory aswell. He didnt have a whole lot of choice unless he wanted to give up the belt.
He was a journeymen who the WBO made a mandatory. You know this, I know this, we all know this.
Boystov who he beat wasnt a journeyman to be fair. He was untested but not a complete chump.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:49
by keithmoonhangover
Wasn't a great fight, but it was ten times better than Bowe vs Dokes and Ferguson.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:50
by palooka
[quote="keithmoonhangover"]Wasn't a great fight,
but it was ten times better than Bowe vs Dokes and Ferguson.[/quote]
So it was shit Keith

Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:51
by Tuan_Jim
keithmoonhangover wrote:Pulev, Shcmulev. He'll get his shot and he'll get beaten. Wlad fought tonight so that he didn't have to give up a belt, which is more than Riddick Bowe did.
Applaud Wlad for fighting a clubfighter, deride Bowe for not fighting
Lennox Lewis in his first defence. Your powers of critical analysis are strong.
Hey, remember in 2006 when Wladimir was offered a rematch with reigning IBF champ Chris Byrd, or a rematch with reigning WBO champ Lamon Brewster? Byrd had already been easily beaten by Wlad and looked washed up, Brewster had humiliated Wlad and was on a roll of violent KOs.
Wlad chose to rematch Byrd.
That's Wladimir klitschko for you.
Re: Klitschko/Leapei RBR
Posted: 26 Apr 2014, 17:54
by Bard of Boxrec
Tuan_Jim wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:Pulev, Shcmulev. He'll get his shot and he'll get beaten. Wlad fought tonight so that he didn't have to give up a belt, which is more than Riddick Bowe did.
Applaud Wlad for fighting a clubfighter, deride Bowe for not fighting
Lennox Lewis in his first defence. Your powers of critical analysis are strong.
Hey, remember in 2006 when Wladimir was offered a rematch with reigning IBF champ Chris Byrd, or a rematch with reigning WBO champ Lamon Brewster? Byrd had already been easily beaten by Wlad and looked washed up, Brewster had humiliated Wlad and was on a roll of violent KOs.
Wlad chose to rematch Byrd.
That's Wladimir klitschko for you.
