Insightful stuff thatdrunkenpiper36 wrote:It could end in one round and then again it could go 12.
drunkenpiper36 wrote:It could end in one round and then again it could go 12. Artur Szpilka certainly made Wilder look unimpressive more than once in their fight. And Povetkin is about two-three levels above Szpilka.
Wrong.Chepppaaa wrote:drunkenpiper36 wrote:It could end in one round and then again it could go 12. Artur Szpilka certainly made Wilder look unimpressive more than once in their fight. And Povetkin is about two-three levels above Szpilka.
not much difference between splika and povetkin.
Irrespective of the result, that's fornicating nonsense. You can say Povetkin's overrated, but to put him on a level with Szpilka shows either a distinct lack of objectivity, or a complete lack of knowledge.Chepppaaa wrote:not much difference between splika and povetkin. splika is underrated, povetkin is overrated.
I think the fight will go 12... I think it will be fairly close... I think Wilder will win... This Boxing. Nobody knows how a fight featuring TWO dangerous punchers is going to play out... Povetkin has a great deal of experience and has never been stopped. Szpilka was stopped by Bryant Jennings long before he ever fought Wilder. Szpilka is a poor boxer and a very poor thinker. I thought he had about 1 shot in 50 of winning. I make Povetkin a 5/2 underdog. That's a 29% chance of winning which is substantial... AP is a cool guy, very calculated guy. He sees Wilder as a guy who doesn't have a ton of experience fighting top notch boxers... a guy who can be hit... a guy who can be hurt... a guy who can be outsmarted... a guy who's emotions can possibly get the best of him... Povetkin is going to give it his best shot and not beat himself.Chepppaaa wrote:you heard it here first. i am exactly telling you how the fight is gonne play out. Povetkin is gonne start pressuring from the start, his short arms wont do damage and he will get countered all day. by round 6-8 he will be exhausted and wilder is gonne take it to him resulting in him tkoing povetkin, mark my words, it will be an easy fight, pov is not gonne win 1 round
What is the elevation of where Povetkin resides? Or, are you speaking of where he trains? If so, where is that and what is the elevation?asdfjkl wrote:I can tell you one thing, Povetkin won't get exhausted. He lives in the mountains for a reason, which Americans obviously don't understand.
The chance of him getting KOed are quite low, at this moment nobody has ever succeed putting him on the ground for over a second and he fought a hell of a lot more serious competition compared to Deontay Wilder.
Wilder got a few good qualitys compared to Povetkin.
His reach is superb, his height is superb, his speed is nice, but, their lungs are equal.
I'm not sure about Wilder's chin, it's clearly not made of glass, but I don't know yet if it's make of steel, like Wach's chin, either.
Povetkin's technique is superb, Povetkin got more experience, Povetkin got a harder punch (I don't care how many people say Wilder hits harder, he doesn't), the entrance will be much much much more impressive as Deontay Wilder has ever seen, while Povetkin is used to it, and Povketin got the hometown advantage.
Hometown advantage doesn't mean the referees are unfair, I'm convinced the referees are fair, the fight is to big to cheat on, but like Klitschko who origionally created a trampoline for Fury, Povetkin might create a little bit smaller boxing ring for example, piles of things like that, and it's easy to act like they don't understand English.
I think the fight will go to distance and the winner will win on winning most rounds. I expect Povetkin to win the early rounds, Wilder the middle and Povetkin the latest few.
It will be a very very very very close fight, if someone get's KOed I expect it to be Wilder, I don't think Wilder himself has the power to KO Povetkin despite Povetkin getting old.
hahahahahhaahaSNG wrote:Listen, none of these guys will ever be able to adjust to the altitude in Manchester, just ask Jeff Lacy.
Povietkin lives in Chekhov, close to Moscow, and its located about 150m above the sea level, he comes from Kursk which is about 250m.asdfjkl wrote:I can tell you one thing, Povetkin won't get exhausted. He lives in the mountains for a reason, which Americans obviously don't understand.
The chance of him getting KOed are quite low, at this moment nobody has ever succeed putting him on the ground for over a second and he fought a hell of a lot more serious competition compared to Deontay Wilder.
Wilder got a few good qualitys compared to Povetkin.
His reach is superb, his height is superb, his speed is nice, but, their lungs are equal.
I'm not sure about Wilder's chin, it's clearly not made of glass, but I don't know yet if it's make of steel, like Wach's chin, either.
Povetkin's technique is superb, Povetkin got more experience, Povetkin got a harder punch (I don't care how many people say Wilder hits harder, he doesn't), the entrance will be much much much more impressive as Deontay Wilder has ever seen, while Povetkin is used to it, and Povketin got the hometown advantage.
Hometown advantage doesn't mean the referees are unfair, I'm convinced the referees are fair, the fight is to big to cheat on, but like Klitschko who origionally created a trampoline for Fury, Povetkin might create a little bit smaller boxing ring for example, piles of things like that, and it's easy to act like they don't understand English.
I think the fight will go to distance and the winner will win on winning most rounds. I expect Povetkin to win the early rounds, Wilder the middle and Povetkin the latest few.
It will be a very very very very close fight, if someone get's KOed I expect it to be Wilder, I don't think Wilder himself has the power to KO Povetkin despite Povetkin getting old.
Chepppaaa wrote:you heard it here first. i am exactly telling you how the fight is gonne play out.
povetkin is gonne start pressuring from the start, his short arms wont do damage and he will get countered all day. by round 6-8 he will be exhausted and wilder is gonne take it to him resulting in him tkoing povetkin, mark my words, it will be an easy fight, pov is not gonne win 1 round.
20 push ups on the line
If true (which I have no reason to doubt) elevation has nothing to do with this.dagilechia wrote:Povietkin lives in Chekhov, close to Moscow, and its located about 150m above the sea level, he comes from Kursk which is about 250m.asdfjkl wrote:I can tell you one thing, Povetkin won't get exhausted. He lives in the mountains for a reason, which Americans obviously don't understand.
The chance of him getting KOed are quite low, at this moment nobody has ever succeed putting him on the ground for over a second and he fought a hell of a lot more serious competition compared to Deontay Wilder.
Wilder got a few good qualitys compared to Povetkin.
His reach is superb, his height is superb, his speed is nice, but, their lungs are equal.
I'm not sure about Wilder's chin, it's clearly not made of glass, but I don't know yet if it's make of steel, like Wach's chin, either.
Povetkin's technique is superb, Povetkin got more experience, Povetkin got a harder punch (I don't care how many people say Wilder hits harder, he doesn't), the entrance will be much much much more impressive as Deontay Wilder has ever seen, while Povetkin is used to it, and Povketin got the hometown advantage.
Hometown advantage doesn't mean the referees are unfair, I'm convinced the referees are fair, the fight is to big to cheat on, but like Klitschko who origionally created a trampoline for Fury, Povetkin might create a little bit smaller boxing ring for example, piles of things like that, and it's easy to act like they don't understand English.
I think the fight will go to distance and the winner will win on winning most rounds. I expect Povetkin to win the early rounds, Wilder the middle and Povetkin the latest few.
It will be a very very very very close fight, if someone get's KOed I expect it to be Wilder, I don't think Wilder himself has the power to KO Povetkin despite Povetkin getting old.
Just little things like Povetkin being better in every conceivable way. Better defense, Better chin, harder puncher, more skilled and more accurate with his punches....ya know. Little things like that.Chepppaaa wrote:drunkenpiper36 wrote:It could end in one round and then again it could go 12. Artur Szpilka certainly made Wilder look unimpressive more than once in their fight. And Povetkin is about two-three levels above Szpilka.
not much difference between splika and povetkin. splika is underrated, povetkin is overrated.
Szpilka is only better at defensive footwork i dont even think he has faster hands than Povetkin, im not even talking about things like chin or punch power..Chepppaaa wrote:drunkenpiper36 wrote:It could end in one round and then again it could go 12. Artur Szpilka certainly made Wilder look unimpressive more than once in their fight. And Povetkin is about two-three levels above Szpilka.
not much difference between splika and povetkin. splika is underrated, povetkin is overrated.
I thought you had spouted some first class stupidity before but this is elite P4P ATG level bufoonery.Chepppaaa wrote: not much difference between splika and povetkin. splika is underrated, povetkin is overrated.
On the evidence of his last 4 fights Wilder doesn't strike me as massive KO threat early on.Tony1244 wrote:I Love this fight because it could be a One Round KO for either guy or a distance fight. And no you can't say that and mean it about most fights.
