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Wladamir Klitschko versus Holyfield (the one who beat Tyson)

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    #11
    Originally posted by Bloodshed
    I look at it like this.

    Holyfield-Lewis... went 12 rounds both times. Old Holyfield... much bigger stronger Lewis.

    Holyfield-Toney... TKO 9. Old old Holyfield. Weak small Toney.

    Lewis' great size and power advantage is offset by Toney because Toneys power at heavy is dismal.
    i rate him as having 1 of the best chins ever and def the most heart ever

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      #12
      I see your point, I just think Toneys punch and small size offsets the better but older Holyfield that went against a much taller and much stronger Lewis.
      Originally posted by Bozo_no_no
      It doesn't work that way.

      The Holyfield that fought Toney was twice as punch drunk, 40 years old, his reflexes (ability to avoid punches) and ability sustain an attack had gone way down hill.

      Toney fought a much more faded and ill equiped Evander.

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        #13
        I wonder when Runwithknives is going to come in and talk about how Wlad will destroy Holyfield in 4 rounds...

        Or he's probably nuthugging another fighter now..

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          #14
          Wlad would have serious problems with Holyfield.

          He could close the gap really quick and fought on the inside his whole career.

          I think Holy would beat Wlad probably by stoppage.

          Now is a different story of course.



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            #15
            Hey knives, lets make a bet, I bet you Lacy doesn't stop Calzaghe in 4 rounds or less..

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              #16
              The thing is Bozo, remember when Holyfield was TKOd by Toney the announcers were shocked that Toney sent Holyfield to the canvas. With good reason too, Holyfield has a great chin and I dont think his chin deteriorate nearly as fast as his reflexes and power over the years.
              Originally posted by Bozo_no_no
              It doesn't work that way.

              The Holyfield that fought Toney was twice as punch drunk, 40 years old, his reflexes (ability to avoid punches) and ability sustain an attack had gone way down hill.

              Toney fought a much more faded and ill equiped Evander.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Bloodshed
                The thing is Bozo, remember when Holyfield was TKOd by Toney the announcers were shocked that Toney sent Holyfield to the canvas. With good reason too, Holyfield has a great chin and I dont think his chin deteriorate nearly as fast as his reflexes and power over the years.

                I don't buy into this line of thinking at all.

                If you'll remember, it was a sustained beating Holyfield took and he wasn't really able to maintain any kind of attack.

                Toney put him down with a body shot, that doesn't speak unfavorably about his chin.

                The same Holyfield lost a near shut out to Larry Donald.

                If you swapped Holyfields, and put the Holy Lewis fought in with Toney, and vice versa, Holyfield lasts the distance with Toney, and is stopped mid fight by Lewis.

                I don't buy for a second there is any compairison between the Holyfield in 2000, and Holyfield in 2004. Competely differnt senarios.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Bloodshed
                  Since Wlad is so anxious to fight small fighters (trying to now fight Toney and Byrd), how would he do against a really good and strong small fighter in Evander Holyfield '96/97?
                  Since when is he trying to fight Toney?

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Bloodshed
                    Since Wlad is so anxious to fight small fighters (trying to now fight Toney and Byrd), how would he do against a really good and strong small fighter in Evander Holyfield '96/97?
                    hes not tryna fight toney, he tryna fight brewster
                    and hes the #1 for IBF n WBO

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Bloodshed
                      Since Wlad is so anxious to fight small fighters (trying to now fight Toney and Byrd), how would he do against a really good and strong small fighter in Evander Holyfield '96/97?
                      Dumb question. Wlad has fought some of the biggest fighters in the division. He fought Byrd because Byrd beat his brother and held the title Wlad wanted and now Byrd holds another title Wlad wants. Wlad today is a more experienced fighter and could lay back and jab Holy to death. Holy is a gutty fighter, but really, he was terribly inconsistent and could be outboxed. Maybe the early Bowe Holy could beat today's Wlad, but maybe not.

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