Why do people hate the klitschko brothers

Both brothers speak four languages. They have dominated the heavyweight division for much of the last decade and, despite their ages, appear poised to carry on. Especially Wladimir. Then I thought about stopping at But I feel better every year, 32, 33, That will be in a new soccer stadium in Wroclaw, Poland, scheduled to open in And then, in November or December, at a yet-to-be-determined site against a yet-to-be-determined opponent, Wladimir will fight again.

Part of his eagerness to get back in the ring is his dissatisfaction with the Haye fight, which he won overwhelmingly on all cards. In a fight seen that night of July 2 on HBO, Haye got on his bicycle for the entire 12 rounds and pedaled. The fans booed and veteran ringside analyst Larry Merchant ripped him repeatedly, and accurately. He was amazingly quick and fast, but he just ran. He never wanted to fight. Page of Filtered by:. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 12 13 template Next.

The Hammer. Originally posted by PittyPat View Post. You forgot to add - because some of their so-called "fans" are delusional drones who disregard every single opponent of theirs as worthless. Comment Post Cancel. I think a lot of it has to do with his perceived arrogance when he was quite a bit younger and his lack of chin. I have also seen numerous times that he makes fights boring and it's his European style of boxing that people don't like. People dislike Mayweather for 'running' in the ring as well.

I see that as skill and good sense. Why get hit when it is unnecessary? Sign in or register here to comment. Posts Latest Activity. Page of Filtered by:. Previous 1 2 3 4 11 13 template Next.

The Hammer. Although most boxing fans respect the Klitschkos, there are a lot of Klitschko haters in all the internet boxing forums I see.

I always wonder, why are they hated? If Mayweather fails to KO an old, shot Mosley, it's a "masterful performance". Why the double standard? Tags: None. I Truth? I have no issues with them. Klitschko never won any style points, though he kept winning against a series of opponents who could never seem to crack the code.

Then Tyson Fury entered the picture, making Klitschko look slow and old in breaking his year winning streak to win his heavyweight titles. Now Klitschko challenges the unbeaten Joshua for the title once again. He does so as an underdog going into enemy territory, with 90, fans expected to be cheering their countryman on a week from Saturday at Wembley Stadium.

At the age of 41, he says he feels like a new fighter. Even better, he says he feels like really fighting. Before it was all defending and caution. Now it's different, and I like the feeling that I don't have any pressure.