Povetkin will have to show a good chin to win but getting close is his only chance where Wlad has no inside game. Unlike Peter he is quick of foot and can put combos together.
I still favour Wlad but I feel Povetkin will show a lot more ambition than Iggy and possibly stick the big man on his arse. Also even if Povetkin does sit off, Wlad must be starting to feel the pressure to perform?
Lewis v Ironfist - What would have happened?
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yiddo14
- Heavyweight
Re: Lewis v Ironfist - What would have happened?
The so called saviour is already seen as Numero Uno, Wladimir Klitschko.
Ok, so he has had his fair share of dodgy nights, but if he beats Povetkin, Haye, Peter, Chagaev and Solis over the next 3 years, which is hardly impossible for him(I would favour him against all mentioned)then he is a cast iron lock for HOF.
Yes, I said it, Wladimir Klitschko in the Hall Of Fame!
He is a good fighter, with huge power and his confidence is returning.
I can see him dominating for the next 3 years or so.
Ok, so he has had his fair share of dodgy nights, but if he beats Povetkin, Haye, Peter, Chagaev and Solis over the next 3 years, which is hardly impossible for him(I would favour him against all mentioned)then he is a cast iron lock for HOF.
Yes, I said it, Wladimir Klitschko in the Hall Of Fame!
He is a good fighter, with huge power and his confidence is returning.
I can see him dominating for the next 3 years or so.
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jamesmcdonnell
- Heavyweight
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Re: Lewis v Ironfist - What would have happened?
Confidence returning.
He's got the heart of Willie Carson in the body of Andre the Giant!
He's got the heart of Willie Carson in the body of Andre the Giant!