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diddy wrote:Expect this to go 12.

diddy wrote:Expect this to go 12.

diddy wrote:Wilder is gonna be moving and jabbing all night.

gilgamesh wrote:

diddy wrote:Wilder is gonna be moving and jabbing all night.

Then he's a dumbass. He can't box that well. He was getting outboxed by Szpilka and Povetkin boxes better than that.

Wilder's gonna have to try to get to Povetkin's chin before Povetkin gets to his.

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.

Taki... wrote:

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.

On the evidence of his last 4 fights Wilder doesn't strike me as massive KO threat early on.
Limited guys seem quite capable of living with his power for 9,10,11 rounds.

Boxingtruth wrote:

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 wilder lets him close the gap.. Wilder goes to sleep.. If povetkin can't close the gap.. Povetkin goes to sleep.. Simple. Don't let povetkin close enough to land.. Because he will ko wilder if he does.. But I don't expect wilder to let him near.. Jab jab straight right early in the fight. To keep povetkin of balance, then walk him on to a big one mid to late in the fight! Povetkin needs plenty of head movement to get close Mike Tyson style "bobbing and weaving"(which I don't think he has).. if he can do it.. Wilder is in big trouble.. Awesome fight with spectacular ko either way.

hulkmaniac wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

diddy wrote:Wilder is gonna be moving and jabbing all night.

Then he's a dumbass. He can't box that well. He was getting outboxed by Szpilka and Povetkin boxes better than that.

Wilder's gonna have to try to get to Povetkin's chin before Povetkin gets to his.

If this goes past 4, it will be an encore of Canelo-Khan. With Bambi Legs being Khan.

Tony1244 wrote:

Taki... wrote:

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.

On the evidence of his last 4 fights Wilder doesn't strike me as massive KO threat early on.
Limited guys seem quite capable of living with his power for 9,10,11 rounds.

Being limited regarding greatness doesn't mean you can't take a great punch. Duhapus, Molina, and Spilka aren't HOF fighters but no one took them out early with the exception that Molina I believe was stopped early in his first or second fight.

crusader wrote:I'm not sure that the fight swings in Povetkin's favor if it makes it out of the early rounds. In his last 4 fights Wilder has gotten to his opponents later on, showing that he's got decent stamina and maintains his power as the fight progresses.

Tony1244 wrote:

Taki... wrote:

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.

On the evidence of his last 4 fights Wilder doesn't strike me as massive KO threat early on.
Limited guys seem quite capable of living with his power for 9,10,11 rounds.

Being limited regarding greatness doesn't mean you can't take a great punch. Duhapus, Molina, and Spilka aren't HOF fighters but no one took them out early with the exception that Molina I believe was stopped early in his first or second fight.

Taki... wrote:

Tony1244 wrote:

Taki... wrote:
On the evidence of his last 4 fights Wilder doesn't strike me as massive KO threat early on.
Limited guys seem quite capable of living with his power for 9,10,11 rounds.

Being limited regarding greatness doesn't mean you can't take a great punch. Duhapus, Molina, and Spilka aren't HOF fighters but no one took them out early with the exception that Molina I believe was stopped early in his first or second fight.

That's limited with regards to ability. We know Molina has a bit of a dig, though he's not an elite puncher. We know Duhaupass is very durable. We know Szpilka has some boxing ability. The fact is that with all of those fighters Wilder should have been able to close the range and throw some bombs. If Wilder has the kind of power some people seem to think he has, one or two of those fighters should have gone in the early to mid rounds. Big power doesn't always guarantee an early stoppage, but 0 for 3 against a rogues gallery of mediocrity? Hmmmm.

Tony1244 wrote:

Taki... wrote:

Tony1244 wrote:

Being limited regarding greatness doesn't mean you can't take a great punch. Duhapus, Molina, and Spilka aren't HOF fighters but no one took them out early with the exception that Molina I believe was stopped early in his first or second fight.

That's limited with regards to ability. We know Molina has a bit of a dig, though he's not an elite puncher. We know Duhaupass is very durable. We know Szpilka has some boxing ability. The fact is that with all of those fighters Wilder should have been able to close the range and throw some bombs. If Wilder has the kind of power some people seem to think he has, one or two of those fighters should have gone in the early to mid rounds. Big power doesn't always guarantee an early stoppage, but 0 for 3 against a rogues gallery of mediocrity? Hmmmm.

Molina kept turning his back on Wilder. Both Duhaupus and Spilka have decent defense. Wilder is a patient fighter. Just because Povetkin could most probably beat Wilder's last 3 opponents does not mean that he could necessarily stay in there with Wilder longer than they could. Maybe he can, maybe he can't.

Ali stopped Foreman in 8. Wepner went to the 15th round against Ali. Of course that doesn't mean Wepner was better than Foreman. I stand by my initial post that I like Wilder fights because "anything can happen." I am not saying Wilder is great or anything like that.