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Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 10:11
by cold187
leapai beating boytsov. that suprised us all
I think is a toss up between mormeck and leapai who was worse wlad opponent. i guess mormeck is an ex champion
Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 10:27
by Gnome
leapai beating boytsov. that suprised us all
I think is a toss up between mormeck and leapai who was worse wlad opponent. i guess mormeck is an ex champion
How do Pianeta and Wach fit in there?
Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 10:40
by dominik
Gnome wrote:leapai beating boytsov. that suprised us all
I think is a toss up between mormeck and leapai who was worse wlad opponent. i guess mormeck is an ex champion
How do Pianeta and Wach fit in there?
they are both much better. wach annhilated christian hammer who is a technically solid boxer. pianeta is not really good but he is an OK boxer and actually was considered a prospect by sauerland when he was young. he just couldn't deliver what people expected from him.
mormeck was a great cruiserweight boxer who absolutely did not belong into the heavyweight division while leapai has no skill at all. leapai was by far wlads worst opponent, he only got the mandatory because he beat boytsov.
actually leapai was installed as challenger of boytsov because they thought it would be the easiest opponent for boytsov but boytsov showed up fat and out of shape (some say he has drinking issues) and leapai won in a gritty performance against him (you got to give him credit for grinding the win out with his limited skill because even against a fat and out of shape boytsov you have to still win the fight).
Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 10:45
by Gnome
they are both much better. wach annhilated christian hammer who is a technically solid boxer. pianeta is not really good but he is an OK boxer and actually was considered a prospect by sauerland when he was young. he just couldn't deliver what people expected from him.
mormeck was a great cruiserweight boxer who absolutely did not belong into the heavyweight division while leapai has no skill at all. leapai was by far wlads worst opponent, he only got the mandatory because he beat boytsov.
actually leapai was installed as challenger of boytsov because they thought it would be the easiest opponent for boytsov but boytsov showed up fat and out of shape (some say he has drinking issues) and leapai won in a gritty performance against him (you got to give him credit for grinding the win out with his limited skill because even against a fat and out of shape boytsov you have to still win the fight).
I agree with all your points but will add Klitschko remains Pianeta's only loss.
he just couldn't deliver what people expected from him.
Was anyone (Sauerland, his fans, himself) really expecting him to beat Wladimir?
Hopefully we haven't seen the last of Wach or Pianeta on the world level. Pianeta is fighting for the WBO European championship belt next weekend which could make him attractive to Povetkin/Stiverne/Wilder/Joshua.
Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 12:00
by The Great John L
Datsue wrote:A) That Wilder right hand did not land on Scott.
I didn't think so either, but stills seem to show that it split the gloves and landed on the side of Scotts jaw.
http://www.badlefthook.com/2014/3/15/55 ... hes-really
Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 12:21
by PsychoGamerTwo
The left put him down, not the right one... right on the temple, thats what she (Malik) said.
Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 12:23
by Datsue
Thank you mate. Whilst I never questioned the effect of that left hook (it moved his head sideways about six inches) the huge loaded-up on right hand that split the gloves didn't seem to move his head at all, even if you look at the stills. Hence why it is my contention the left hook (though it might've seemed cuffing to some) did enough damage to convince him to go down & the big right hand didn't land flush, but it didn't really matter (not only because getting hit on the collarbone/neck like that would hurt like fvck anyway but) 'cos Malik had already thought "Fvck this for a lark".
The gif seems to bear out my prejudices, his head doesn't rock back from the right at all & if nothing else Wilder can clearly punch so you'd think it would make Scott do an impression of a Pez dispenser:

Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 12:23
by Datsue
PsychoGamerTwo wrote:The left put him down, not the right one... right on the temple, thats what she (Malik) said.
Ninja'd me. Thank you!
Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 15:09
by TheBeast
10 heavyweight
Alex Leapai 30(24)-5(3)-3
vs
Malik Scott 36(13)-2(2)-1
Scott wins by UD
Pretty passive fight with Leapai constantly holding
Leapai was out of shape and Scott capitalized on it
Fight Hls here:
http://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/view ... 3#p1520023
ENJOY!!

Re: Alexander Leapai vs. Malik Scott
Posted: 31 Oct 2014, 15:30
by HyacinthusTurnipseed
Grantlee Kieza wrote: Grantlee Kieza @GrantleeKieza 38s38 seconds ago Brisbane, Queensland
Rd 8: Alex trying his heart out - but he just cant cope with Malik's speed - one of the best heavyweight fights I've seen
TheBeast wrote:
Scott wins by UD
Pretty passive fight with Leapai constantly holding
Leapai was out of shape and Scott capitalized on it
I'll go out on a limb and say TheBeast's description is the more accurate, given the fighters involved.