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Wladimir Klitschko Vs Lamon Brewster
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Back in 2003, Wladimir Klitschko was the top prospect in heavyweight division. With an astonishing record of 41 wins with only 1 loss. Klitschko was climbing the rankings in all of the major sanctioning bodies (WBA, IBF, and WBC). On top of that, he was also the holder of the WBO Heavyweight Championship Belt.

Wladimir was only a couple of fights away from being in position to fight for one of the major belts when he accepted a fight with journeyman heavyweight Corrie Sanders of South Africa.:com: Many in the boxing world blew this fight off as merely another stepping stone, however, Sanders had other plans.

Even though Sanders had an impressive record himself of 38 wins and 2 losses, his career was made up of mostly fights with lesser-known opponents. This, however, did not stop Sanders from putting on an awesome display of power-punching to knock down Klitschko 4 times in the first 2 rounds en route to a 2nd round knockout victory:scared :scared . In front of a stunned crowd in Germany, Sanders had just sent one of the heavyweight division's best talent's back to the drawing board.

Klitschko would go on to fight twice more in 2003, knocking out Fabio Moli in the 1st Round in August:SIB Then, in December, he would win a 4th Round TKO decision over Danell Nicholson.:shrug:

Just as things looked like they were turning around for Wladimir, he would once again be upset, this time in April 2004 by Lamon Brewster in a title bout for the vacant WBO Championship. The fight was going on at a relatively normal pace, when in 5th round, Klitschko was suddenly struck by exhaustion. He was knocked to the canvas multiple times and could barely stand up straight, much less continue fighting.:scared

Wladimir would still not give up his dream of becoming the heavyweight champion. In October of 2004, he would take on top ten contender DaVarryl Williamson. This fight would be stopped short due to a major cut on Klitschko's head.:SIB In the 5th Round, Wladimir was awarded a split decision victory.:nono:

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With this information a winning wager can be cast.l

It seems simple enough.
 

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22 May 2005 | 06:31

WBO heavyweight champion Lamon Brewster made quick work of Andrew Golota on Saturday night, scoring a technical knockout 53 seconds into their scheduled 12-round bout at the United Center.

Lamon Brewster walks away after knocking Andrew Golota down for the second time in the first round ? AP
Brewster knocked down Golota three times with thunderous left hooks, the first coming 13 seconds into the bout. After Golota got up, Brewster continued to attack and knocked the challenger between the second and third ropes.

Then, Brewster (32-2, 28 knockouts) landed a series of punches and ending the fight with another left hook that dropped Golota.
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Anybody that can do this to that crazy bastid Golata , gets my vote for KO ability.

Wladimir probably would have gotten KOd by Golata.
Or Golata would have hit Wladamir in the nuts so many times over and over ( see Bowe ) Golata would get a DQ and thats not Dairy Queen.
 
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If Brewster don't get KO'd from this kind of punch, then he aint going down in this fight.

After this punch , the bell rang, Brewster walked to his corner and said, " he hits like a girl."
 
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Hey Wladimir, let me show you how to make a clown face, ............
 

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The real problem for Wladimir in this fight is that Brewster has already knocked him the fawk out.

Brewster will not be intimidated and the pressure will be entirely on Klitscko's shoulders.

Although Klitscko is very capable of taking down Brewster, I have to look at who is the tougher fighter , with more heart, a heavy punch, and a decent never give up type chin, then I got to go with Lamon.

I see nothing to change my mind that the same thing is going to happen that happened last time.

Maybe worse.

If it can get any worse.
 

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Earth to Wladimir, earth to Wladimir, how many fingers am I holding up ? what city are you innnnnnnnn............!
 
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Wladimir Klitschko

Date of Birth - 25 March 1976, Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan, USSR [now Semey, Kazakhstan]

Birth Name - Wladimir Wladimirovich Klitschko


Nickname

Steel Hammer :scared
Dr. Wladimir :shrug:

Height - 6' 6" (1.98 m)

Trivia - WBO heavyweight champion (2000-).

Brother of Vitali Klitschko, former WBO heavyweight champion and companion of Istv?n Kov?cs, WBO featherweights champion.

Former WBO Heavyweight Champion (2000-2003).

Lost WBO Heavyweight title by way of knockout to Corrie Sanders (2003).

Speaks 4 languages: Russian, Ukranian, German and English.:SIB

His highest achievement in the amateur ring was the gold medal he received for winning the Super Heavyweight title at the Olympic games (Atlanta, USA, 1996).

Received his doctorate in sports science and philosophy from the University of Kiev, Ukraine in January 2001.:SIB

He and his brother, Vitali, grew up as the sons of a helicopter pilot in the Soviet Union's armed forces.

Personal Quotes
"Vitali is always standing in my corner when I fight and I stand in his corner when he does. We recently found out that is also a great help at the stare down before the fight. Our opponents are always confronted with two pairs of bad looking eyes who stare them down.":shrug:

Where Are They Now
(October 2001) Currently residing in Germany.

(January 2005) Currently residing in both Los Angeles, USA and Hamburg, Germany.
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Klitscko's brother will not be able to save him after the bell rings. Men of priviledge don't usually fair too good when the real rough stuff starts.
 
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Hey Mister, here put as much of my glove in your mouth as you can,

I just noticed your ears are curling up like a couple of fritos.
 
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ROUND 5


Veteran commentator Larry Merchant makes the very important point that Lamon Brewster's corner might pause to consider the amount of punishment he is absorbing tonight. The beating continues. Klitschko is picking his shots, and Lamon just keeps lumbering in. But Wlad is breathing heavily, though he looks like a million bucks he is punched out to an extent. And Brewster just will not quit. OH, and HERE WE GO! Now it's Lamon Brewster, all Lamon Brewster! Wladimir Klitschko makes it through the round by a heartbeat, but falls after the bell and can't seem to get back to his corner unassisted. It's all over! What a night at the fights!

POST-FIGHT COMMENTS:


Lamon Brewster was sky high after his pugilistic resurrection. By way of explaining his victory tonight, he emphasized first his faith: "When God is with you, no man can be against you." He then expressed his patriotism: " I wanted to show that Americans don't lay down." And Lamon also wanted everyone to know that he did study Klitschko and train hard. The newly-crowned champ was more self-contained than his entourage, who had to be kept in line by Larry Merchant.

This may be the end of the road for Wladimir Klitschko (who is fortunate enough to have plenty of other prospects in life). Though he has shown the ability to improve his technique, he just has never done well when up against any kind of real puncher.:scared :SIB More than anything, he is missing that crucial intangible: heart. His fatigue tonight could be just as easily chalked up to stress as to muscle or lung depletion. This fight, more than any other in recent memory, demonstrated the tremendous power of the mind: In Brewster's case as an asset and in Klitschko's as a detriment.
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This fight is in the bag.
 

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Now Scotty this could be a very good fight. I hope Brewster comes in and wants to take it and then we have something. this will be ten times better than the Briggs sham of chit you were peddling lol..
 
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Oh, Brewster wants it and he will be there early.

So I guess your paying for this one then.

I am not sure what is going on with the starting time.

Its listed at one PM ....
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Saturday, July 7 2007
Cologne Arena, Cologne, Germany
Wladimir Klitschko vs. Lamon Brewster (IBF Heavyweight Championship)
Zauerbek Baysangurov vs. Hussein Bayram (European Super Welterweight Championship)
 
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Oh, Brewster wants it and he will be there early.

So I guess your paying for this one then.

I am not sure what is going on with the starting time.

Its listed at one PM ....
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HBO World Championship Boxing
Saturday, July 7 2007
Cologne Arena, Cologne, Germany
Wladimir Klitschko vs. Lamon Brewster (IBF Heavyweight Championship)
Zauerbek Baysangurov vs. Hussein Bayram (European Super Welterweight Championship)


Scott its to early but i know i will watch this one. I will also enjoy your updates to see what is going on leading up to the fight. Let me know what kind of shape Brewster is coming in.
 

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Scott its to early but i know i will watch this one. I will also enjoy your updates to see what is going on leading up to the fight. Let me know what kind of shape Brewster is coming in.

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In what shape will Brewster come into this fight.?

Brewster is going to be a focused madman. He will have to be in the best shape of his life to pull this off a second time.

But in Lamon we got a brother that came up hard and worked for everything he has.

Of course I was wrong about the size of Briggs head in that last fight . and the impossibility of a KO in that contest cost me the win.:SIB

The son of a russian helicopter pilot.

This will be a street fight. Only problem is Wladimir is going to end up on queer street, and that will not be a good place for him to find himself.
 
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November 15, 2006 -- THE boxing world hasn't had a Great White Hope since Gerry Cooney, but it has a marketable new personality in Wladimir Klitschko, the 6-foot-6 native of Kazakhstan who knocked out Calvin Brock in the seventh round at the Garden on Saturday. :scared

Klitschko, who already had endorsement deals with Hugo Boss and Mercedes, is bound to get more offers now that the HBO audience has been introduced to his right hand, which The Post's George King wrote was "cocked for most of the fight, coiled like some kind of deadly cobra." :SIB

The slugger - unlike so many other fighters - is business-savvy. His K-2 Promotions was responsible for getting all the stars to Saturday's Garden party: Muhammad Ali, Dennis Hopper, Dustin Hoffman, Lucy Lui, Mickey Rourke, Jerome Bettis, Boris Becker, Matthew Modine, Dick Parsons, David Wright, Bob Costas, Bryant Gumbel and Paul Lo Duca. :SIB :SIB

Klitschko, an amateur magician, :142smilie flew out to Los Angeles to make a $100 bill dance last night on Jay Leno's "Tonight" show. Then he's off to Munich, to be honored at the GQ International Man of the Year dinner.

He and his older brother Vitali, who retired from boxing, will also be honored by UNESCO in Paris on Dec. 4 for their work with underprivileged children.

Klitschko's next opponent could be Shannon Briggs, who watched the bout from ringside and then crashed the post-fight press conference.

Later at Plumm - where Briggs partied with Eddie House and Vince Carter of the Nets, porn star Heather Hunter and fellow fighter Zab Judah, who was engrossed half the evening with MTV veejay LaLa - the dreadlocked boxer said he'd be "taking on the giant" sometime in the spring.

With all his upcoming endorsements, when Klitschko steps into the ring then, he'll have a lot more to lose than just brain cells and blood.

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