Wlad wins KO2
Wlad wins KO2
Another great heavyweight match-up 
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hitman_hatton1
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E
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I think its debatable E. All Austin really warranted was a rematch with Ibrahmigov - and whether he deserved a fight with him in the first place in an eliminator is debatable. The guy lost to Attila Levin FFS - and hasn't had a recongisable win over a credible opponent excluding the overexposed Owen Beck since uhhhh Never.E wrote:I don't think this is fair. Austin earnt his shot especially in an era of 4 world champs. Klitchsko smashed him because despite stamina and chin questions is a seriously good boxer with power.....
Plenty of draws - Zuri Lawrence (WTF), Larry Donald, Ibramighov,
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jomothepure
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Another saddening fact is that, once Austin is moved down the rankings, the highest two boxers to (presumably) be asked to fight in an eliminator are...Brewster and Byrd, both of whom havn't fought for a year. Admittedly, they are there somewhat by default, thanks to Brock's demotion, Ibragimov's removal etc. but still
ouch.
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Phenomenal-Nutrition
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Also they're cousins who probably won't fight and if they do probably won't go at itjomothepure wrote:Another saddening fact is that, once Austin is moved down the rankings, the highest two boxers to (presumably) be asked to fight in an eliminator are...Brewster and Byrd, both of whom havn't fought for a year. Admittedly, they are there somewhat by default, thanks to Brock's demotion, Ibragimov's removal etc. but stillouch.
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jamesmcdonnell
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