Guess I'm the only "sweet science" fan here. Boxing has been exposed as a one dimensional sport. At no time was a heavyweight boxing champion ever the baddest man on the planet. I still love to watch the great ones though.
Klitchko has won every round, 2 by a 10-8 margin as they go into the 7th. He has 33 ko's in 34 victories. That's pretty damn impressive. Right up there with the highest ko ratio in history. This guy took all an aging washed up Tyson had to give, let's see if he can last tonight.
It appears that Klitchko is the first legitimate white heavyweight champion in many years. He's the best in the division. He was beating Lewis on points (No one had ever done that) before the fight had to be stopped because of a nasty cut. Not an explosive fighter, but neither was Lewis, just very effective and accurate boxer/power punching big men.
It appears that Klitchko is the first legitimate white heavyweight champion in many years. He's the best in the division. He was beating Lewis on points (No one had ever done that) before the fight had to be stopped because of a nasty cut. Not an explosive fighter, but neither was Lewis, just very effective and accurate boxer/power punching big men.
I guess that's one way of looking at it although the heavy weight division really really sucks now so he is not really more than Franz Botha to me until he has some good title defenses against quality fighters. And why is it is seems the only white guys who can do anything in the heavyweight division are European these days? The same can almost be said for the NBA too.