Klitschko v Charr

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Klitschko v Charr

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...why are allegedly not showing the undercard? Glazkov's fight is about to start but allegedly are still showing Frank Bruno re-runs...
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They have a habit of that. My guess is they dont want to pay for the full bill.
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What time they due to fight?
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Anyone any idea who those girls were?
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Any chance of a stream? Thanks in advance.
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jameswilson wrote:Any chance of a stream? Thanks in advance.
x2 please! Not having a lot of luck finding anything.
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The Dark Destroyer wrote:Fight stopped in fourth, bad cut on char's right eye brow, from punch.
Was he competitive in any way? Did he win a round or was it a massacre as many predicted?
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Wonder if Klitschko will give Charr a rematch given he thought Lewis should have.
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clopixolacuphase wrote:
The Dark Destroyer wrote:Fight stopped in fourth, bad cut on char's right eye brow, from punch.
Was he competitive in any way? Did he win a round or was it a massacre as many predicted?
He covered up mainly, landed what he threw but threw so little that it wasn't worth considering what he threw as a real fight back.
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jameswilson wrote:Wonder if Klitschko will give Charr a rematch given he thought Lewis should have.
Maybe if Charr had been winning the fight, rather than dropping every round.
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The way Charr sort of came to life in the 4th after the cut suggested to me that he did have a game plan to come on late, however unrealistic that may have been. He did catch Vitali with a few.
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One of the most incompetent world title challengers ever. Klit was right there in front of him with his hands down, body slow, throwing his awful, ungainly arm punches and Charr couldn't so much as muster a jab, let alone head movements.

The complete absence of heavyweights with any kind of fitness and boxing fundamentals has extended the boxing life of these two Klitschko goons for nearly a decade. Can nobody get in shape and learn the basics and rid us of a pair of musclebound middle aged men?
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loaded_gloves wrote:One of the most incompetent world title challengers ever. Klit was right there in front of him with his hands down, body slow, throwing his awful, ungainly arm punches and Charr couldn't so much as muster a jab, let alone head movements.

The complete absence of heavyweights with any kind of fitness and boxing fundamentals has extended the boxing life of these two Klitschko goons for nearly a decade. Can nobody get in shape and learn the basics and rid us of a pair of musclebound middle aged men?
And this is why Vitali-Haye should happen. As Haye is fast and can punch, unlike anybody Vitali has fought since... Sanders? And Haye is more dedicated than Sanders. Vitali is not what he was when he was when he faced Sanders. This is why I think it is the most interesting fight at heavyweight left. I think Vitali will win, but it will be much more exciting than the Wladamir fight. I don't care if Vitali retires tomorrow, and Wlad fghts on. There will not be an entertaining heavyweight fight for about two years, until Fury fights Price or Haye fights Fury or Haye fights Vitali.

Haye/Wlad rematch? Nobody wants that. Wlad vs anybody heavyweight top 10? Who gives a sh*t? Wlad wins.

At least Vitali-Haye has the 'Vitali has gotten old' and the 'Haye stopped the guy Vitali couldn't" fight variables hanging over it.

Or have I done too much MDMA and should roll a joint and stop posting?
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loaded_gloves wrote:One of the most incompetent world title challengers ever. Klit was right there in front of him with his hands down, body slow, throwing his awful, ungainly arm punches and Charr couldn't so much as muster a jab, let alone head movements.

The complete absence of heavyweights with any kind of fitness and boxing fundamentals has extended the boxing life of these two Klitschko goons for nearly a decade. Can nobody get in shape and learn the basics and rid us of a pair of musclebound middle aged men?
Brilliantly accurate.

I mean Haye is hardly the second coming, but talent wise,size wise speed and boxing fundamentals wise he could be another top 8-12 HW from the 80s, and despite what people say I think he gave Wladimir a semi decent fight...its just he had been yapping and talking as if it was going to be Ali-Liston 2 or Tyson-Berbick and than he fought fairly tamely.

I remember seeing rocky 4 in the early 90s and thinking how can Stallone a 40 year old man make out he is a HW champ, but man the Klitchkos look older and at this rate they can reign into their late 40s....
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I never thought I'd say this after Wlad/Haye, but we need Vitali/Haye. Someone needs to decap this boring, uncoordinated freak, and I think he has aged to the point where Haye could do it without much bother. Despite the grossly inflated 'knockout' percentage, this is a man who could not down Obed Sullivan, Chris Byrd, Vaughn Bean, Delboy Chisora, ancient relics like Corrie Sanders, Lennox Lewis and Shannon Briggs. He is not a puncher and his punching technique is hideous.

I think Haye has the speed, power and desperation to redeem himself that would see him splatter Vitali. Sadly that will lead to Wlad/Haye 2 but we can't have it all.
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I wanna see Haye v Vitali so badly. Just to see the looks on all the smug American's who judge him solely off the bad Wlad performance.
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