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[BOXING] ESPN reports Vitali Klitschko to retire due to injury

Discussion in 'Other Sports' started by codell, Nov 9, 2005.

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http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=2218381

The heavyweight division is now in shambles (not that it wasn't before).

#1 codell, Nov 9, 2005

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I predict he will be coming out of retirement as soon as the knee is healed!!! This is bound to just be some way to manipulate the system.

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Don King owns the heavyweight division now

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never watched boxing much

not since my days during the gulf war

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Vitali is a bum & the heavy division is ****.

Seriously, MMA is where the good heavy action is.

Classic boxing is alive only because of the lighter weight classes...

#5 Rocket G, Nov 9, 2005
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Rocket G said:

Vitali is a bum & the heavy division is ****.

Seriously, MMA is where the good heavy action is.

Classic boxing is alive only because of the lighter weight classes...
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I agree. I was never much of a boxing enthusiast, but I can recall many good MMA fights.

#6 swilkins, Nov 9, 2005

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