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Posted: 16 Oct 2005, 10:40
by Latuch!
steve689 wrote:Talking of prospects the Polish Cruiserweight Krzysztof Wlodarczyk looks a good up and comer, he is only 24 but already has a 33-1 record with 29 victims falling inside the limit. His only loss was a fifth round techical decision after a head clash.
He has KO'd Rudiger May, Alain Simon, tough guy Ismael Abdoul (who went the distance with Macarinelli) and Vincenzo Rossitto in only his twelfth fight.
Any word on how good he could be? He might burn out quickly having 34 fights in 5 years, talk about keeping busy!
Wlodarczyk is a decent boxer who destroys his opposition late in the fight. He has very good conditioning and sticks to his gameplan and tactics very consistent. But:
-he is a slowstarter
-his chin is untested
-he is not all that gifted
I underestimated him for a long time and maybe i still do, but i wont bealieve in him untill he beats a boxer with both: skills and power.
Posted: 16 Oct 2005, 12:46
by Freiheit
It looked good on paper that he KOed May, but when you look at the scores its not so impressive.
Posted: 16 Oct 2005, 14:41
by Latuch!
I think the May fight was the best he fought. He has a killer instinct, that is why his KO rate is si high. If he notices his opponent is tired late in the fight and possibly hurt he knows what to do. This is to his credit.
But i don't think he can go far above May. And May, as decent a boxer as he is, has no punch.
I don't think he is burned out at 24 with over 30 fights, as at least half of those fights were against poor opposition.
By the way, has anyone seen this Marco Huck guy, who defeated May recently?
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=280342
Posted: 16 Oct 2005, 14:49
by Freiheit
MDR showed around half of the fight, he looked really good.
Posted: 16 Oct 2005, 15:39
by steve689
Huck did look good, May ran for a lot of the fight but showed a good jab when he stood and traded. Huck had him in trouble at times.
Posted: 28 Oct 2005, 07:16
by Freiheit
On the Spotlight card on november 15th there will be a great Universum/Spotlight heavyweight eliminator. Valery Chechenev (10-0 7ko) will fight 2 time olympian Alex Mazikin (4-0 1ko). Chechenev have in his last two fights defeated Universum/Spotlight boxers Konstantin Onofrei (15-2) and Bagrat Ohanyan (7-0). Mazikin will fight tomorrow, so his record will probably be 5-0 at fighttime.
On the Masoe vs Sturm undercard (november 26th) there will be another great Universum/Spotlight eliminator between Mohammed Abduallaev and Andrej Kotelnik. On the undercard Jürgen Brähmer continue his comeback vs Henry Porras.