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Klitschko Retires
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Pussay Patrol  05 Aug 17 8.54am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
He was good early on....tried to fight like his brother but didn't have the chin for it. Won an Olympic gold....I think he gets a lot of stick....but yeah...he evolved into a boring, no short game, jab and hold merchant under Stewart. Edited by Stirlingsays (04 Aug 2017 1.30am) Klitschko isn't chinny, much the opposite. He got up off the canvas and put Joshua on his back
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 Stirlingsays  05 Aug 17 9.12am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Klitschko isn't chinny, much the opposite. He got up off the canvas and put Joshua on his back Klitschko didn't have a 'good' chin...He was stopped in 4 out of his 5 loses....In fact I'd say the evidence is that it was average to even slightly below average...not terrible by any means...and Klitschko had reasonable to good powers of recovery....I wouldn't say 'chinny'....Only power punchers ever stopped him and it took multiple shots.....But to say that it wasn't a problem is just denying the reality. Steward changed Klitschko's whole style to a far more defensive fighter directly because of Klitschko's vulnerability to the better power punchers. His brother on the other hand....He had an iron chin....That Lewis uppercut would have finished most if not anyone else at the time....except perhaps McCall. Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Aug 2017 9.24am)
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