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Ilya Muromets wrote: ↑17 Apr 2019, 12:23 Joshua - Dychko

I thought that fight was a draw, possible a slight edge to Joshua. The announcers, tho, were so obnoxiously biased I turned off the sound.

Best Coast wrote: ↑18 Apr 2019, 23:19 If Dychko honestly thinks he is ready to fight AJ after an 8-month layoff then his management team are not the ONLY ones who are delusional. AJ would chew him up & spit him out right now.

Yes, it's silly. It's just talk. He's not going to get the Joshua fight.

Ivan Dychko, after a long layoff, will be back in the ring on May 5th against Ray Austin of all people, in a scheduled 6 round bout. This once promising prospect hasn't fought in nearly a year and is now taking on an almost 50 y/o while his fellow prospects are all developing with every fight. This fight will tell us nothing about the big man, and I'm almost about to unfollow him as he's becoming clutter in my watch view. Dychko will be 29 years old in August. This is his eighth professional fight.

Dycko has worst management .. he was 22 years old when fought 23-24 years old joushua .. and i think he beat joushua in Olympic. joshua has progressed but younger Dychko has put his career on hold such a long time

Boxtune wrote: ↑23 Apr 2019, 15:45 Dycko has worst management .. he was 22 years old when fought 23-24 years old joushua .. and i think he beat joushua in Olympic. joshua has progressed but younger Dychko has put his career on hold such a long time

Has to be horrible management. It's fast becoming too late for him.

The BoxRec schedule shows Dychko returning to action vs 48-year-old Ray Austin on May 10 in Florida (where all his pro bouts have been). Hope it's correct!!

http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/813592

Best Coast wrote: ↑23 Apr 2019, 22:50 The BoxRec schedule shows Dychko returning to action vs 48-year-old Ray Austin on May 10 in Florida (where all his pro bouts have been). Hope it's correct!!

http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/813592

Fück!! Ray Austin is back.

Why can’t these Olympic prospects fight other younger boxers that will want to win?

Ray Austin... A man barely alive... We can rebuild him... Make him better than before... Better, stronger, and faster..

KiwiRider wrote: ↑24 Apr 2019, 02:55 Ray Austin... A man barely alive... We can rebuild him... Make him better than before... Better, stronger, and faster..

LMAO! Really funny!!!

He's now sheduled against Raphael zumbano in July. Atleast he's back to being more active but these fights show no ambition.

joshj909 wrote: ↑12 Jun 2019, 06:45 He's now sheduled against Raphael zumbano in July. Atleast he's back to being more active but these fights show no ambition.

He's going nowhere fast.

Best Coast wrote: ↑18 Apr 2019, 23:19 AJ would chew him up & spit him out right now.

English fan silly !! We saw Anthony joushua can chew jiggling pudding .. i am happy that joushua lost to open your eyes that he isn't anything special even he beats ruiz in rematch ... you fool !!

Boxtune wrote: ↑14 Jun 2019, 23:46 English fan silly !! We saw Anthony joushua can chew jiggling pudding .. i am happy that joushua lost to open your eyes that he isn't anything special even he beats ruiz in rematch ... you fool !!

Good one!!

Fact is that I am NOT an Englishman and not an AJ fan either. My prediction was made long before Joshua got exposed by the Mexican Jellybean.

Apparently you never make bad predictions. Experts like you should be involved in the PTBF prediction contest.

According to the schedule, Dychko has an opponent now, and it's Nate Heaven. THE Nate Heaven. In case you don't know who Nate Heaven is and need to look him up, he's 9-2, hasn't fought since 2015, one of his losses was a TKO 1 against 15-15 Stacy Frazier, and his best win is against Donovan Dennis. Fight is scheduled for 07-12. But don't bother following-up on the result, just assume that Dychko wins it by KO 1.

Lackeos wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 00:37 According to the schedule, Dychko has an opponent now, and it's Nate Heaven. THE Nate Heaven. In case you don't know who Nate Heaven is and need to look him up, he's 9-2, hasn't fought since 2015, one of his losses was a TKO 1 against 15-15 Stacy Frazier, and his best win is against Donovan Dennis. Fight is scheduled for 07-12. But don't bother following-up on the result, just assume that Dychko wins it by KO 1.

lol dudes boxrec photo is literally a mugshot

jamamb wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 00:53

Lackeos wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 00:37 According to the schedule, Dychko has an opponent now, and it's Nate Heaven. THE Nate Heaven. In case you don't know who Nate Heaven is and need to look him up, he's 9-2, hasn't fought since 2015, one of his losses was a TKO 1 against 15-15 Stacy Frazier, and his best win is against Donovan Dennis. Fight is scheduled for 07-12. But don't bother following-up on the result, just assume that Dychko wins it by KO 1.

lol dudes boxrec photo is literally a mugshot

It seems that he's got a history of robbery, larceny, probation violation, etc. But I couldn't determine that a particular arrest was keeping him away from boxing after 2015.

Lackeos wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 01:07

jamamb wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 00:53

lol dudes boxrec photo is literally a mugshot

It seems that he's got a history of robbery, larceny, probation violation, etc. But I couldn't determine that a particular arrest was keeping him away from boxing after 2015.

Legal Troubles and Arrests
In 2007, Heaven was arrested along with his brother, Willie, in Ocala, Florida, and charged with the armed robbery of three stranded motorists, two women and a male. Both Nathanael and his brother were allegedly armed when they approached the driver who had opened the hood of the vehicle. One man struck the driver with an assault rifle, while the other jumped into the car and grabbed a purse.[1]
In 2010, Heaven was arrested and charged with first-degree grand larceny. [2]
In 2011, Heaven was charged with the burglary of an unoccupied dwelling and for dealing in stolen property. [3]
On January 19, 2014, he was booked in Ocala, Florida, on a parole violation. [4]




The purpose of this fight for Dychko is WHAT!?

Lackeos wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 00:37 According to the schedule, Dychko has an opponent now, and it's Nate Heaven. THE Nate Heaven. In case you don't know who Nate Heaven is and need to look him up, he's 9-2, hasn't fought since 2015, one of his losses was a TKO 1 against 15-15 Stacy Frazier, and his best win is against Donovan Dennis. Fight is scheduled for 07-12. But don't bother following-up on the result, just assume that Dychko wins it by KO 1.

In fact they could save time by just entering it now, KO1. I guess Dychko is going noplace fast. And why does "Heaven" get out of jail so quickly?

In the amateurs, Ivan Dychko has won two silvers and one bronze in the world championships, including two bronze medals in the Olympics. The Kazakhstani competed in 199 amateur bouts, losing only 18 of them, which includes victories over the likes of Zhang Zhilei, Filip Hrgovic, Erislandy Savon and Efe Ajagba. So he’s a prospect that deserves our attention.

After a ten-month enforced layoff, due to issues with his promotional team, he’ll be participating in his second bout within a nine-week period. And it’s great to see him trying to make up for lost time.

I’ll give Kazakh the benefit of the doubt, since he’s entitled to participate in a couple of straightforward tune-ups to clear the ring-rust prior to progressing onto more challenging opposition.

Ilya Muromets wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 02:12

Lackeos wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 00:37 According to the schedule, Dychko has an opponent now, and it's Nate Heaven. THE Nate Heaven. In case you don't know who Nate Heaven is and need to look him up, he's 9-2, hasn't fought since 2015, one of his losses was a TKO 1 against 15-15 Stacy Frazier, and his best win is against Donovan Dennis. Fight is scheduled for 07-12. But don't bother following-up on the result, just assume that Dychko wins it by KO 1.

In fact they could save time by just entering it now, KO1. I guess Dychko is going noplace fast. And why does "Heaven" get out of jail so quickly?

If you kill someone 1st degree, you'll probably be out within 7 years.

Heaven hasn't committed murder (at least one that anyone knows about) so his quick in-out appearances behind bars is pretty much the norm.

I'm not sure what people are expecting. Dychko's first nine have been just fine for a HW, especially in 2019. He missed some time due to promotional issues but his first nine opponents are better than Wilder or Ruiz and close to Fury and AJ. Just cuz Joe and Hrgovic are being moved a little faster doesn't mean Dychko's doing it wrong.

punchoutsb wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 20:19 I'm not sure what people are expecting. Dychko's first nine have been just fine for a HW, especially in 2019. He missed some time due to promotional issues but his first nine opponents are better than Wilder or Ruiz and close to Fury and AJ. Just cuz Joe and Hrgovic are being moved a little faster doesn't mean Dychko's doing it wrong.

OK point taken.

SenorPipino wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 07:50

Ilya Muromets wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 02:12


In fact they could save time by just entering it now, KO1. I guess Dychko is going noplace fast. And why does "Heaven" get out of jail so quickly?

If you kill someone 1st degree, you'll probably be out within 7 years.

Heaven hasn't committed murder (at least one that anyone knows about) so his quick in-out appearances behind bars is pretty much the norm.

This will change when I take over.

Ilya Muromets wrote: ↑06 Jul 2019, 13:56

punchoutsb wrote: ↑05 Jul 2019, 20:19 I'm not sure what people are expecting. Dychko's first nine have been just fine for a HW, especially in 2019. He missed some time due to promotional issues but his first nine opponents are better than Wilder or Ruiz and close to Fury and AJ. Just cuz Joe and Hrgovic are being moved a little faster doesn't mean Dychko's doing it wrong.

OK point taken.

Ilya, your first points in an earlier post were more spot on. Dychko had a great am career and should be way ahead of where he is at this point. He'll be 29 next month and doesn't show much improvement from the start of his career. He's going nowhere.

fury turned pro at 20

wilder at 23

the dyke is 29 or something, so its a bit different. at 29 fury and wilder had both won world title. dyke should at least at minimum be moved like arslanbek has , with some solid prospect testers in there