George Foreman vs Vitali Klitschko. Who wins?

Question

15 rounds. Both in their prime of course.

Answer 1

There's only one troll on this forum, who seems to be in love with the Klitschkos.
Foreman had two careers and two primes.
We're talking about a man who fought terrific to great fighters twenty years apart - Ali, Frazier, Norton, Lyle, Holyfield, Moorer - versus someone with names like Herbie Hide and Obed Sullivan on his resume, and who quit, QUIT against a much lighter, smaller Chris Byrd.
The younger Foreman destroys Klitschko inside of four rounds.
The older Foreman hoodwinks Klitschko into surrendering again.

Answer 2

Big George by KO round 2. It wouldn't be pretty Klitschko shows courage by getting up 6 times throughout the 2 rounds but couldn't survive the beatdown. Foreman finally ices him with brutal left hook.

a_p_ - Trolling power "creative statement". If Foreman could destroy Smokin Joe in 2 rounds, and in my opinion Frazier would SMOKE both Klitschko brothers inside of 4 rounds. Why would it be a question that Big George would CRACK Vitali inside of 2 rounds.

crazyhorse - right on brother!

Answer 3

George Foreman was an underrated heavy weight champion because he was living in the same era as Ali and Joe Frazier. In his prime, Foreman would easily pound Vitali Klitschko silly. Klitschko has no true opponent for the championship. Also Foreman won the gold medal in the 1968 Olympics at Mexico City.

Answer 4

I must say, this is without question the best fantasy match that I came across of since logging on to this forum. Well done man.

It would definitely be one of the greatest fights in heavyweight boxing history. A clash of two of the heaviest hitters this sport has ever seen, men with truly incredible, unprecedented knock out power. I think that this would look exactly like Klitschko - Lewis fight and I have absolutely no idea how it would turn out. It's way too close for anyone serious to call and it could easily have gone either way.

In the end I just have to say that trolling power of some people here really never stops to amaze me. I would so like to find out based on what do they make the conclusion that Vitali would get dropped just like that in this fight. If it was Wladimir against Foreman, OK he really does have a glass jaw and there is a slight possibility of that happening. But Vitali is a man with chin made of granite. Anyone who doesn't believe this should just watch the Lewis fight. George Foreman could, by all means, win this match, but he would absolutely have no snowball chance in hell of taking Vitali out inside 2 rounds just like that. So once again people, if it's not too much to ask, do try to at least put some limit on your trolling because this is really getting lame.

Answer 5

Great question. I wish George was a little younger and we would know for sure. In their prime, the puncher George Foreman when he was young would and could knock any one out Foreman in 2. The older George Foreman would lose to Klitschko by decision.

Answer 6

At their best I think Foreman would win based on experience. Klitschko is still young.

Answer 7

Foreman wins unless the fight goes beyond 6 rounds

Answer 8

If your talking about George Forman back in the day not in his not so great return Vitali Klischko wouldn't last george is one of the hardest punch boxers in history and back then fighters were more hungrier, underpaid had to go 15rounds and trained much harder george would destroy him with a KO or TKO

Answer 9

George Foreman was tall enough at 6'3 to partially neutralize Klitchhko's height and had a very long reach at 82'. Vitali was not fast enough to stay away from Foreman and not strong enough to keep him off, Vitali would be forced to fight a close to mid range fight where Foreman would Dispatch him fairly easily.

Answer 10

Vitali is too long and too strong for Big George who wont look so big next to a Vitali.