Klitschko V Peters who'll win?
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Old bones Ian
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Klitschko V Peters who'll win?
Very interesting fight this weekend unbeaten puncher Samuel Peters v Wladimir Klitschko.
Wladimir Klitschko was supposed to be the future of the heavy division until he ran into Corrie Sanders , losing his WBO title by 2nd round KO.
Before that he had some good wins over Byrd, McCline, Mercer, Barrett and a host of other fringe contenders. There is now big question marks over his chin though, he has been stopped by Sanders, Brewster and an early loss to Ross Purity. So will he hold up to Peters Power.
Samuel Peters is IMO still a work in progress, he can be a bit of a plodder but he does have one punch power, and when he gets someone hurt he usually finishes them. If he can get past Klitschko's jab and wear him down then i can see Peters getting the job done inside 7 rounds.
Of course not alot is known about Peters ability to take a punch from a big Heavy, so it might be interesting in the first couple of rounds.
My prediction for this one is for Wladimir Klitschko to redeem himself and stop a tired Peters in 8 rounds.
Wladimir Klitschko was supposed to be the future of the heavy division until he ran into Corrie Sanders , losing his WBO title by 2nd round KO.
Before that he had some good wins over Byrd, McCline, Mercer, Barrett and a host of other fringe contenders. There is now big question marks over his chin though, he has been stopped by Sanders, Brewster and an early loss to Ross Purity. So will he hold up to Peters Power.
Samuel Peters is IMO still a work in progress, he can be a bit of a plodder but he does have one punch power, and when he gets someone hurt he usually finishes them. If he can get past Klitschko's jab and wear him down then i can see Peters getting the job done inside 7 rounds.
Of course not alot is known about Peters ability to take a punch from a big Heavy, so it might be interesting in the first couple of rounds.
My prediction for this one is for Wladimir Klitschko to redeem himself and stop a tired Peters in 8 rounds.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Old bones Ian
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Max Molyneux
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Really good match because I don't think anyone can pick a winner with any confidence. How good is Peter's chin? Has Klitschko got stamina problems or will he be able to outbox Peter? Will Peter beat Wlad before they even get in the ring?
I'd like to see Wlad win as I think he is still the most talented guy in the heavyweight division whereas Peter is more of a David Tua, the one who lost to Byrd that is not the one who almost beat Ike.
I'd like to see Wlad win as I think he is still the most talented guy in the heavyweight division whereas Peter is more of a David Tua, the one who lost to Byrd that is not the one who almost beat Ike.
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jamesmcdonnell
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No he wasn't.Lenny Albert wrote:and i'm fairly sure you're right E and he was born Eubanks
http://boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=000804
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jamesmcdonnell
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Other way around I think, his brother is called Eubank, and Chris' name is listed as Eubank on boxrec as well. I remember reading something about it somewhere, might have been Chris' book.E wrote:As I understand his given family name is Eubanks, he changed it to 'Eubank' himself....jamesmcdonnell wrote:A bit like Chrisssssthhh Euuuuvbankththhhs.
Eubank use to call HIMSELF Eubanks.
His brothers are called Simon and Peter Eubanks and were pros too...
I think that's right - anyone confirm?
Never shy with a prediction eh mate.KO Atrist wrote:Peter will absolutely massacre Kilitschko within 4 rounds.
The first time I saw Peter I thought woopie dooh. Ray Mercer without the jab or workrate.
Has he improved that much since? I'm thinking he'll have a heck of a start, maybe so much that Vlad gets taken out before he even gets warmed up. But I'm starting to expect Vlad to get over the first couple of rounds and beat Peter up after that. It's a fascinating clash.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:Other way around I think, his brother is called Eubank, and Chris' name is listed as Eubank on boxrec as well. I remember reading something about it somewhere, might have been Chris' book.E wrote:As I understand his given family name is Eubanks, he changed it to 'Eubank' himself....jamesmcdonnell wrote:A bit like Chrisssssthhh Euuuuvbankththhhs.
Eubank use to call HIMSELF Eubanks.
His brothers are called Simon and Peter Eubanks and were pros too...
I think that's right - anyone confirm?
Yeah, I think noone knows for sure.... I found this also:
Born Christopher Livingstone Eubanks (he later deleted the 's') in August of 1966, Chris Eubank had, like Nigel Benn, been a young tearaway who spent time in various institutions geared towards reforming delinquent minors.
http://www.saddoboxing.com/article/benn.html
Christopher Livingstone Eubanks (August 8, 1966 - ), better known as Chris Eubank, is a former world champion boxer and a British celebrity.
http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Chris-Eubank
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Eubank
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jamesmcdonnell
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-165 equates to 8/13. +135 is 19/14knockout wrote:i see Vegas has made Peters a favourite for this one...
not sure how the odds work out to british style of betting
from fightnews.com>>>>
Meanwhile, Sportbook.com, the largest sportsbook and casino on the planet, has installed Peter as a -165 favorite. Klitschko backers can get +135.
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DG.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:No he wasn't.Lenny Albert wrote:and i'm fairly sure you're right E and he was born Eubanks
http://boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=000804
Eubanks - changed to Eubank.
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