If The Klitschko's Keep On Fighting, Who Beats One Of Them?

Coco
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Re: If The Klitschko's Keep On Fighting, Who Beats One Of Them?

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Father time is the only man for the Klits, and some lucky guy will hit the jackpot, good reason to keep Fury away from them and to keep winning for the next 3 years, the same goes for Price
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Re: If The Klitschko's Keep On Fighting, Who Beats One Of Them?

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exittored wrote:They'd have to wake up Povetkin too if he ever dared get in the ring with Amir, this is what would happen to him

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIcRS4il ... grec_index

and unlike Povetkin, Mansour would fight either Klitschko tomorrow which isn't something your man has had the cojones to do so far or probably ever will despite being a professional for 6 years now plus can you even defend the fact he's fighting a 49 year old next...no i didn't think so and that alone just shows how little faith his management have in him.
Povetkin is a whole different level to the fighters Mansour's faced to date. We've all seen guys who look like wrecking machines at a lower level only to get exposed when they bid to move up into world class.
Can't see Mansour being able to do anything with either of the Klits, but him versus Haye would be a fun-to-watch shoot-out (not that it will ever happen!).
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Re: If The Klitschko's Keep On Fighting, Who Beats One Of Them?

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Deserter wrote:
exittored wrote:They'd have to wake up Povetkin too if he ever dared get in the ring with Amir, this is what would happen to him

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIcRS4il ... grec_index

and unlike Povetkin, Mansour would fight either Klitschko tomorrow which isn't something your man has had the cojones to do so far or probably ever will despite being a professional for 6 years now plus can you even defend the fact he's fighting a 49 year old next...no i didn't think so and that alone just shows how little faith his management have in him.
Povetkin is a whole different level to the fighters Mansour's faced to date. We've all seen guys who look like wrecking machines at a lower level only to get exposed when they bid to move up into world class.
Can't see Mansour being able to do anything with either of the Klits, but him versus Haye would be a fun-to-watch shoot-out (not that it will ever happen!).
Haye does him in two rounds possibly one!

These fighters are on a different level from Mansour. His age is something that can’t be ignored, he is not as well schooled as other pros and has significant height, and weight disadvantages. Someone 5”11 against any Brother would be like given lambs to the slaughter.
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Re: If The Klitschko's Keep On Fighting, Who Beats One Of Them?

Post by keithmoonhangover »

zero wrote:
Deserter wrote:
exittored wrote:They'd have to wake up Povetkin too if he ever dared get in the ring with Amir, this is what would happen to him

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIcRS4il ... grec_index

and unlike Povetkin, Mansour would fight either Klitschko tomorrow which isn't something your man has had the cojones to do so far or probably ever will despite being a professional for 6 years now plus can you even defend the fact he's fighting a 49 year old next...no i didn't think so and that alone just shows how little faith his management have in him.
Povetkin is a whole different level to the fighters Mansour's faced to date. We've all seen guys who look like wrecking machines at a lower level only to get exposed when they bid to move up into world class.
Can't see Mansour being able to do anything with either of the Klits, but him versus Haye would be a fun-to-watch shoot-out (not that it will ever happen!).
Haye does him in two rounds possibly one!

These fighters are on a different level from Mansour. His age is something that can’t be ignored, he is not as well schooled as other pros and has significant height, and weight disadvantages. Someone 5”11 against any Brother would be like given lambs to the slaughter.

Agreed. I'd even fancy David Rodriguez's chances against Mansour
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