It means that you pay sanctioning fees, doing this keeps you high in tje ratings with more chance of fighting for their better titles
Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
I think the big cheese has improved quite a bit and doesn't all out war with the opposition nowadays .coneye wrote: ↑27 Mar 2021, 21:30Agree , Cheesman is defo value for money ,, would worry about him if he was my son , will say he's one of them guys who i sincerly hope has a good rapport with his trainer , and will listen if they say time to pack it in ,,, He just gets hit a lot , and its not from lack of skills or anything , just that he's not head and shoulders above his competition so he will mostly be involved in wars , defo good value though
The fight itself was a great watch and I hope Metcalf is ok as IJL did him no favours at all , disgusting refereeing making him take a count .
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
maverick23 wrote: ↑28 Mar 2021, 07:14 Just seen an interview with Dillian and he said he hasn’t seen his 4 month old son once since he was born as he’s been in camp. Got to respect how seriously he takes the sport and I genuinely think he’d fight anyone and everyone.
Don't think not seeing his son since he's born is due to how serious he's took the camp , more how he does'nt give a fook ,, 4 months a multi millionaire could'nt hire a private jet and spend half a day travvelling to England , or just simply put the mother on a plane with the baby and bring her for a weekend ,, don't care if he's fighting King Kong , you don't need 7 days a week for 4-5 months ,,, In fact 7 days a week for 4-5 months would be highly detrimentral to a boxer called overtrained
Can't comprehend that ,, just could'nt see how any way in the world i would go 4 months without seeing my new born ,,,, Unless it was covid restrictions
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
That fight wasn't on the undercard of Haye-Chisora.stujones wrote: ↑27 Mar 2021, 20:51I remember how bad Hasim Rahman looked in the ring walk vs Povetkin on the undercard of Haye vs Chisora - that was equally sad.NoScoutingReports wrote: ↑27 Mar 2021, 19:25 Can't get over how bad Pov looked coming down that ramp, horrendous sight. Time is right to hang them up regardless, he's had a good career.
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
I've heard this so often that I barely think about it, but honestly where has this come from? Whyte might give AJ more of a fight now, possibly. When you think of how highly regarded Whyte is in the division, why do people forget AJ absolutely pulverised him years ago? I'd be surprised if he won a round against Fury.Wrists wrote: ↑28 Mar 2021, 05:52 I agree with most on here who say the talent pool at HW isn’t great.
I think what you have are 2 guys who are far better than the rest, but you then have 4 or 5 guys below that who are decent and would provide different challenges stylistically to the big 2.
For example I think AJ smashes Wilder but Ruiz (a fully fit Ruiz) will always be an issue for him. I think Fury plays with Ruiz.
Whyte poses more problems for Fury than he does for AJ.
It’s an interesting division for me, albeit not a great one.
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Cyclops wrote: ↑28 Mar 2021, 19:04That fight wasn't on the undercard of Haye-Chisora.stujones wrote: ↑27 Mar 2021, 20:51I remember how bad Hasim Rahman looked in the ring walk vs Povetkin on the undercard of Haye vs Chisora - that was equally sad.NoScoutingReports wrote: ↑27 Mar 2021, 19:25 Can't get over how bad Pov looked coming down that ramp, horrendous sight. Time is right to hang them up regardless, he's had a good career.
EDIT: I see this has already been addressed. fornicating anal bunch, aren't we?
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
This seems mental to ask, But would that version of povetkin of beaten Dave allen (lucus brown vesion)..?
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Don't think that version of Povetkin would have beaten anybody
Sad to see
Sad to see
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
get on it eddeh! time to show that dave allen is world classgregregegg wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 00:05 This seems mental to ask, But would that version of povetkin of beaten Dave allen (lucus brown vesion)..?
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Povetkin is shot completely. No reflexes, no steadiness on his feet, no speed, no punch resistance. As his fan, I won't like to see him against anybody anymore, even Allen. It's time to retire.
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Agree completely. He tried his best but looked absolutely terrible, he's finished. There must be plenty he can do in retirement now.
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
So far, I've not seen them all....but a much of the youtube interviews post this fight have not addressed the white elephant (no pun) which was how shot/ill was Povetkin. Not just with Eddie, but all the usual suspects of boxing experts. All just talk about how Pov was up for it and always trying to land the big one. Ridiculous
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Couldn't agree more with you and other posters Stu - I'm a huge Donald McRae fan, but his two post-fight pieces for The Guardian are so poor by any standards, let alone his own. I know he's a fan of Whyte, but to just brush Povekin's condition under the carpet is appalling.stujones wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 04:09 So far, I've not seen them all....but a much of the youtube interviews post this fight have not addressed the white elephant (no pun) which was how shot/ill was Povetkin. Not just with Eddie, but all the usual suspects of boxing experts. All just talk about how Pov was up for it and always trying to land the big one. Ridiculous
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Dillian looked JACKED in the photos I saw...
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
They just trying to hype Whyte, how he got his revenge..
Eddeh kept saying how Whyte 'man-handled' Povetkin..
Heck, even I could have man-handled Povetkin on Saturday night.
Eddeh kept saying how Whyte 'man-handled' Povetkin..
Heck, even I could have man-handled Povetkin on Saturday night.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Sad to see the brilliant “Dark Trade” man towing the company line.Deserter wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 04:22Couldn't agree more with you and other posters Stu - I'm a huge Donald McRae fan, but his two post-fight pieces for The Guardian are so poor by any standards, let alone his own. I know he's a fan of Whyte, but to just brush Povekin's condition under the carpet is appalling.stujones wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 04:09 So far, I've not seen them all....but a much of the youtube interviews post this fight have not addressed the white elephant (no pun) which was how shot/ill was Povetkin. Not just with Eddie, but all the usual suspects of boxing experts. All just talk about how Pov was up for it and always trying to land the big one. Ridiculous
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
It was mate. Though to be fair my guess is that it's more about his clearly-stated attachment to Whyte rather than towing the company line... at least I hope that's the case!black panther wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 05:10Sad to see the brilliant “Dark Trade” man towing the company line.Deserter wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 04:22Couldn't agree more with you and other posters Stu - I'm a huge Donald McRae fan, but his two post-fight pieces for The Guardian are so poor by any standards, let alone his own. I know he's a fan of Whyte, but to just brush Povekin's condition under the carpet is appalling.stujones wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 04:09 So far, I've not seen them all....but a much of the youtube interviews post this fight have not addressed the white elephant (no pun) which was how shot/ill was Povetkin. Not just with Eddie, but all the usual suspects of boxing experts. All just talk about how Pov was up for it and always trying to land the big one. Ridiculous
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Counter puncher I agree re Whytes physique/condition
Whether it was Covid, age or a combination of both...that was a frail old man Whyte bashed about....Why cant someone say how terrible he looked.
To think Costello and Bunce alluded (albeit briefly) that Warringtons mild covid might have had an impact on his showing (and I think they got the tone of that spot on) but hardly mention it for Povetkin, who was hospitalised and has looked obviously poor all week isnt good form...perhaps they'll mention it more this week....
I do feel bad singling out Costello and Bunce (I do love that show) but they were the only ones too mention Covid for Warrington.
Whether it was age, Covid or what Whyte did to him in August...that was physically no where near the same guy as the first fight
Whether it was Covid, age or a combination of both...that was a frail old man Whyte bashed about....Why cant someone say how terrible he looked.
To think Costello and Bunce alluded (albeit briefly) that Warringtons mild covid might have had an impact on his showing (and I think they got the tone of that spot on) but hardly mention it for Povetkin, who was hospitalised and has looked obviously poor all week isnt good form...perhaps they'll mention it more this week....
I do feel bad singling out Costello and Bunce (I do love that show) but they were the only ones too mention Covid for Warrington.
Whether it was age, Covid or what Whyte did to him in August...that was physically no where near the same guy as the first fight
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
I hope so too! I like Whyte too his attitude to fighting and the way he's carved out a successful career despite his glaring technical deficiencies and in some ways very insecure, paranoid mental state (not surprising given his upbringing and past).Deserter wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 05:21It was mate. Though to be fair my guess is that it's more about his clearly-stated attachment to Whyte rather than towing the company line... at least I hope that's the case!black panther wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 05:10Sad to see the brilliant “Dark Trade” man towing the company line.Deserter wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 04:22
Couldn't agree more with you and other posters Stu - I'm a huge Donald McRae fan, but his two post-fight pieces for The Guardian are so poor by any standards, let alone his own. I know he's a fan of Whyte, but to just brush Povekin's condition under the carpet is appalling.
But it's the journalists responsibility to give a balanced, objective view as much as possible. I suppose its the way society going these days: you cannot trust the media to give a balanced view.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Bunce and Costello are stooges the same as anyone in their position. i expect nothing more from them I'm afraid.stujones wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 05:29 Counter puncher I agree re Whytes physique/condition
Whether it was Covid, age or a combination of both...that was a frail old man Whyte bashed about....Why cant someone say how terrible he looked.
To think Costello and Bunce alluded (albeit briefly) that Warringtons mild covid might have had an impact on his showing (and I think they got the tone of that spot on) but hardly mention it for Povetkin, who was hospitalised and has looked obviously poor all week isnt good form...perhaps they'll mention it more this week....
I do feel bad singling out Costello and Bunce (I do love that show) but they were the only ones too mention Covid for Warrington.
Whether it was age, Covid or what Whyte did to him in August...that was physically no where near the same guy as the first fight
the default Bunce position on everything is to take the stance that (in his view) best represents the franchise of British boxing, which has to be sold as hard as possible. Whyte's status as a potential contender/ black hat guy/PPV fighter/one of our many top heavyweight contenders/'UK boxing scene really thriving right now exciting times' salivate over an AAAAAAAAAAAA J rematch is something they feel they have to push.
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
In terms of Whytes future, I actually wouldnt mind seeing the Bryan fight....easy enough win but it crucially gives Wilder/Ruiz/Ortiz (the only other fighters I'm interested in seeing Whyte against) the chance to have an interim fight so we have no excuses.
That would strengthen his position to be the next inline for the Fury vs Joshua winner...if he can keep his WBC bauble and win the WBA title
That would strengthen his position to be the next inline for the Fury vs Joshua winner...if he can keep his WBC bauble and win the WBA title
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
Imagine if the roles were reversed and Whyte had been hospitalised with severe Covid in the run-up to the first fight, we’d never have heard the fvcking end of it. It would undoubtedly be widely ‘reported’ as being the primary reason he lost, wasn’t himself etc. But it gets completely glossed over for poor little Pov, who could barely make it into the ring without needing a rest.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
What company line?black panther wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 05:10Sad to see the brilliant “Dark Trade” man towing the company line.Deserter wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 04:22Couldn't agree more with you and other posters Stu - I'm a huge Donald McRae fan, but his two post-fight pieces for The Guardian are so poor by any standards, let alone his own. I know he's a fan of Whyte, but to just brush Povekin's condition under the carpet is appalling.stujones wrote: ↑29 Mar 2021, 04:09 So far, I've not seen them all....but a much of the youtube interviews post this fight have not addressed the white elephant (no pun) which was how shot/ill was Povetkin. Not just with Eddie, but all the usual suspects of boxing experts. All just talk about how Pov was up for it and always trying to land the big one. Ridiculous
Re: Round-by-Round: Alexander Povetkin vs. Dillian Whyte II - 27 March 2021
According to CompuBox, Alexander Povetkin landed just eight punches in four rounds against Dillian Whyte compared to 57.
In the third round he didn't land a single blow.
wow covid povetkin had a shocker
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In the third round he didn't land a single blow.
wow covid povetkin had a shocker