"Dr. Steelhammer' put on an impressive performance, letting it be known from the opening bell that he was there to avenge his 2004 loss to Lamon Brewster. It was not just about this fight, it was about his pride and his legacy, he said, and he didn't leave anything to the imagination. 

Klitschko's jab was a thing of beauty, a bit slow but on target and quite repetitive. It seemed to overwhelm Brewster, who was never able to mount any type of offense or defense for that matter.

Lamon has little else to prove in the ring, and considering today's  lackluster showing, it may be advisable he opts for early retirement. 

While on that subject, let's give props to Buddy McGirt, who wouldn't allow his man to take unnecessary punishment, pulling the plug after 6 solid rounds of one-sided scoring by Klitschko. Buddy's actions allow the fighter to go out on his shield -save face if you will- while at the same time the trainer and former world champion displays his own humanity. (He did same with Gatti, remember?) I appreciate and respect you a lot for that, Buddy.