Author Topic: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?  (Read 5834 times)

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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #25 on: November 05, 2015, 06:31:02 AM »
Yes he did.

Vitali was mauling him and Lewis had a lucky shot where Vitali got cut because of Lewis' glove catching by the ties over Vitali's eye.

Everyone who watched that fight knew who had that fight won if it went the distance.

That's why the powers that be made sure the cut was good enough to stop the fight. In their eyes.

Couldn't have Lewis go down like that.


He gave Lewis a good go, Lewis was loading up on him as the fight went on tho

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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #26 on: November 05, 2015, 06:34:09 AM »
The Lewis-Vitali fight was pretty interesting. Both fighters took the fight with short notice after Lewis' original opponent (Kirk Johnson) pulled out with an injury.
Vitali started the fight like a train and really, ought to have put Lewis away in the first 3 rounds. The glancing jab from Lewis which opened the cut changed the course of the fight and Lewis started to get into his rhythm. The uppercut from Lewis in the 6th round would have dropped a horse but Vitali remained standing.

By the time of the stoppage, I would say that Lewis looked the most likely victor having won the previous 2 rounds although both men looked gassed.

Shame there was no rematch since it was have put any debates to bed.

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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #27 on: November 05, 2015, 06:35:32 AM »
lewis was out boxing vitally by the time the fight was stopped

he definitely lost the first half of the fight though
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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #28 on: November 05, 2015, 06:38:49 AM »

He gave Lewis a good go, Lewis was loading up on him as the fight went on tho
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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #29 on: November 05, 2015, 12:13:04 PM »
The Lewis-Vitali fight was pretty interesting. Both fighters took the fight with short notice after Lewis' original opponent (Kirk Johnson) pulled out with an injury.
Vitali started the fight like a train and really, ought to have put Lewis away in the first 3 rounds. The glancing jab from Lewis which opened the cut changed the course of the fight and Lewis started to get into his rhythm. The uppercut from Lewis in the 6th round would have dropped a horse but Vitali remained standing.

By the time of the stoppage, I would say that Lewis looked the most likely victor having won the previous 2 rounds although both men looked gassed.

Shame there was no rematch since it was have put any debates to bed.

Then the question is, Why did Lewis decide it was time to go?
My opinion is that Lewis didn't think he could beat him.

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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #30 on: November 05, 2015, 01:11:25 PM »
Then the question is, Why did Lewis decide it was time to go?
My opinion is that Lewis didn't think he could beat him.


You can never win, there's always someone you haven't fought who will say you'd rather retire than fight, or an ex opponent wanting a rematch

He fought everyone put in front of him and retired on his terms while still at the top

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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #31 on: November 05, 2015, 01:18:01 PM »
Then the question is, Why did Lewis decide it was time to go?
My opinion is that Lewis didn't think he could beat him.


I think Lewis was finding it difficult to stay motivated and continue boxing at the time. He came in overweight for that fight and was becoming increasingly complacent in training.
I'm not saying he would have beaten Vitali for sure but if you re-watch the fight, you'll see that Lewis was coming on strong at the time of the stoppage. Both guys looked like they were struggling to stay standing though.

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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #32 on: November 05, 2015, 02:53:09 PM »
Yes he did.

Vitali was mauling him and Lewis had a lucky shot where Vitali got cut because of Lewis' glove catching by the ties over Vitali's eye.

Everyone who watched that fight knew who had that fight won if it went the distance.

That's why the powers that be made sure the cut was good enough to stop the fight. In their eyes.

Couldn't have Lewis go down like that.

no need for rematch lewis was out of shape and klits has paper thin skin

he would get cut up again and the fight will be stopped again

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Re: Is Wlad Klitschko not juicing for the Fury fight?
« Reply #33 on: November 05, 2015, 06:01:40 PM »
no need for rematch lewis was out of shape and klits has paper thin skin

he would get cut up again and the fight will be stopped again
8) ::) LL wasn't out of shape and it was actually VITALY who was coming off both a BACK and Rotator cuff surgeries . The cut was a fluke and made worst by KLITS own cutman . Only for that LL would have been KO-ed . Remember LL was going to actually sue TYSON for a rematch  and had promised to fight both brothers ? He was aging like fine wine ( remember ) He passed up on 40 million dollars ? he knew he wasn't winning the second fight after watching KIRK get dismantled