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Read the rules bro.

Anyone remember when this started?

Closing in on 2 years I think.

The first elimination was September 8th, 2012, and unsurprisingly it was that noob Adam whose pick was eliminated first.

perez is out
pulev expected to go out next month
hopefuly browne gets in with chagaev and gets out too
(rudenko out)

Down to the top ten (til Helenius fights again anyway). This is getting INTENSE....very very slowly. The winner of this contest might need to be crowned posthumously.

ReggieDiggs wrote:Down to the top ten (til Helenius fights again anyway). This is getting INTENSE....very very slowly. The winner of this contest might need to be crowned posthumously.

This is an exciting contest,but as slowly as some of them are matched we may be waiting 5 more years
for a winner.
Would of loved to have seen a tourney with these last fighters.

ReggieDiggs wrote:Down to the top ten (til Helenius fights again anyway). This is getting INTENSE....very very slowly. The winner of this contest might need to be crowned posthumously.

Hahaha. My guy is still in, so I'm on pins and needles every time one of these guys fights.

Hey oliver, we haven't had an update in a while. I think we have had a few developments since you last updated the list.

As it stands (I was bored...)

Andy Ruiz Jr 23-0 – rampage
Bryant Jennings 19-0 – DetroitHxC – next fight: May 24 vs Mike Perez
Deontay Wilder 32-0 - Diamond WEAPON
Erkan Teper 13-0 - albert_ryder
Kubrat Pulev 20-0 - bengulnaci1 - next fight: Nov 15 vs Wladimir Klitschko
Lucas Browne 21-0 - Stinger - next fight: Nov 12 vs Chauncy Welliver
Luis Ortiz 22-0-0-1 - HyacinthusTurnipseed
Michael Wallisch 13-0 – Belanio
Tyson Fury 22-0 – ReggieDiggs – next fight: Nov 29 vs Dereck Chisora
Vyacheslav Glazkov 18-0-1 - SJM122 - Next fight: Nov 8 vs Darnell Wilson

OUT
Mike Perez 20-0-1 – jammidodger - Lost to Bryant Jennings

Out

Pulev

UPDATE

ELIMINATION!: Kubrat Pulev is eliminated when he is KO'd by Wladimir Klitschko.

Andy Ruiz stays in with a TKO over Kenny Lemos.
Lucas Browne stays in with a TKO over Chauncey Welliver.
Michael Wallisch stays in with a TKO over Ivika Perkovic.
Vyacheslav Glazkov stays in with a TKO over Darnell Wilson.

Only 9 boxers left.

Andy Ruiz Jr 24-0 – rampage
Bryant Jennings 19-0 – DetroitHxC - next fight: Apr 25 vs. Wladimir Klitschko
Deontay Wilder 33-0 - Diamond WEAPON
Erkan Teper 14-0 - albert_ryder
Lucas Browne 22-0 - Stinger
Luis Ortiz 21-0-0-2 - HyacinthusTurnipseed
Michael Wallisch 14-0 – Belanio
Tyson Fury 24-0 – ReggieDiggs
Vyacheslav Glazkov 20-0-1 - SJM122

Inactive:

Robert Helenius 19-0 - clopixolacuphase - next fight: Mar 21 vs. Andras Csomor

Eliminated:

Alexander Povetkin - milpool - eliminated Oct 5, 2013, by Wladimir Klitschko
Alexander Ustinov - Deadendgeneration – eliminated Sep 29, 2012, by Kubrat Pulev
Amir Mansour - Lackeos - eliminated Apr 5, 2014, by Steve Cunningham
Andrzej Wawrzyk - oliverfennell – eliminated Apr 17, 2013, by Alexander Povetkin
Artur Szpilka - arthur2011 - eliminated Jan 25 by Bryant Jennings
David Price - Livingstone Cole - eliminated Feb 23, 2013, by Tony Thompson
David Rodriguez - BigJuicyHog - eliminated Dec 14, 2013, by Darnell Wilson.
Dennis Boytsov - black panther – eliminated Nov 23, 2013, vs Alex Leapai
Edmund Gerber – punchoutsb – eliminated Dec 15, 2012, by Michael Sprott
Francesco Pianeta - killa - eliminated May 4, 2013, by Wladimir Klitschko
Joe Hanks - JAHamilton77 – eliminated Jul 27, 2013, by Andy Ruiz Jr
Kelvin Price – The End – eliminated Dec 15, 2012, by Deontay Wilder
Kubrat Pulev - bengulnaci1 - eliminated Nov 15, 2014, by Wladimir Klitschko
Leif Larsen – Freiheit – eliminated Mar 22, 2013, by Odlanier Solis
Magomed Abdusalamov - bfchunk – eliminated Nov 2 by Mike Perez
Malik Scott - Madvega$ - eliminated Jul 20, 2013, by Dereck Chisora
Manuel Charr - Adamj1987 - eliminated Sep 8, 2012, by Vitali Klitschko
Mariusz Wach - Tanzio - eliminated Nov 10, 2012, by Wladimir Klitschko
Mike Perez – jammidodger - eliminated Jul 26, 2014, by Bryant Jennings
Richard Towers - @matt___s - eliminated Nov 2, 2013, by Lucas Browne
Seth Mitchell - The Law - eliminated Nov 17, 2012, by Jonathon Banks

Unless there is an upset in one of the two fights left this year it looks like there will only have been 4 eliminations in 2014 after 17 eliminations in the first 16 months. Obviously as less fighters are left there will be more time between eliminations. At the pace of this year with the remaining 9 eliminations (no way Robert doesn't get back in the ring imho) that means a winner would be crowned around Mar. 2017

Having said that Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Tyson!!!!!!!!

standings updated. No recent eliminations, but records and schedules have been updated. Glazkov will likely stay in against Cunningham, Teper will likely stay in against Duhaupas (although admittedly I know nothing about Duhaupas, so I'm only guessing here--he has a good record, but my assumption is that Teper is the favorite). Jennings is most likely the next elimination when he fights Wlad.

Don't just assume that Glazkov is going to gett by Cunningham, at least if the judging is legit. He's already been given a gift draw with Scott, and Rossy could have gotten the nod in a close fight as well. If those guys can fight him close, I'm not sure how anyone could just assume he's going to beat Cunningham.

1. ortiz has a drugs ban
2. helenius is back march 21st

The Great John L wrote:Don't just assume that Glazkov is going to gett by Cunningham, at least if the judging is legit. He's already been given a gift draw with Scott, and Rossy could have gotten the nod in a close fight as well. If those guys can fight him close, I'm not sure how anyone could just assume he's going to beat Cunningham.

Lol I'm not just assuming. I'm not especially impressed with Glazkov and Cunningham is a very good fighter. But he is also 38 years old, and Glazkov is on the rise. I feel like Glazkov will probably outbox him, and as you said "unless the judging is legit". Glazkov has people behind him, Cunningham is on the last stage of his career. If it is close, and it probably will be at least somewhat close, Glazkov will likely win the decision.

rampage wrote:standings updated. No recent eliminations, but records and schedules have been updated. Glazkov will likely stay in against Cunningham, Teper will likely stay in against Duhaupas (although admittedly I know nothing about Duhaupas, so I'm only guessing here--he has a good record, but my assumption is that Teper is the favorite). Jennings is most likely the next elimination when he fights Wlad.

You've not taken Pulev out

Of the people in the contest are Rampage & I the only people still on Boxrec?

I know 3 or so of those guys are definitely MIA & the rest I don't recall seeing, but they could be on the British side more often than CS.

I'm still around and still in the hat - c'mon Ortiz, surely you need a couple of (years of) tune-ups once you serve your ban?

The Great John L wrote:Don't just assume that Glazkov is going to gett by Cunningham, at least if the judging is legit. He's already been given a gift draw with Scott, and Rossy could have gotten the nod in a close fight as well. If those guys can fight him close, I'm not sure how anyone could just assume he's going to beat Cunningham.

If the judging is anywhere near legit Cunningham'll chew him up easily.

davie wrote:

rampage wrote:standings updated. No recent eliminations, but records and schedules have been updated. Glazkov will likely stay in against Cunningham, Teper will likely stay in against Duhaupas (although admittedly I know nothing about Duhaupas, so I'm only guessing here--he has a good record, but my assumption is that Teper is the favorite). Jennings is most likely the next elimination when he fights Wlad.

You've not taken Pulev out

I have on my own update a few posts above. I can't change the original post because I didn't create it.

rampage wrote:But he is also 38 years old, and Glazkov is on the rise. I feel like Glazkov will probably outbox him...

On the rise, yet he needs a gift to get by Rossy who doesn't possess half the skills of even a 38yo Cunningham? I guess I could see Glazkov catching Cunningham, who doesn’t have the greatest chin at HW, or wear him down, but as long as he doesn’t gas out USS should be able to slap him around pretty good. And Cunningham also has the motivation that is sometimes lacking in US HWs.

While I can see someone expecting him to lose this fight, is there anyone who won’t be rooting for Cunningham?

The Great John L wrote:

rampage wrote:But he is also 38 years old, and Glazkov is on the rise. I feel like Glazkov will probably outbox him...

On the rise, yet he needs a gift to get by Rossy who doesn't possess half the skills of even a 38yo Cunningham? I guess I could see Glazkov catching Cunningham, who doesn’t have the greatest chin at HW, or wear him down, but as long as he doesn’t gas out USS should be able to slap him around pretty good. And Cunningham also has the motivation that is sometimes lacking in US HWs.

While I can see someone expecting him to lose this fight, is there anyone who won’t be rooting for Cunningham?

He beat Rossy fair and square--it was competitive, but I had Glazkov winning. He did get a gift draw against Scott. No argument that Cunningham is the more skilled boxer, and as I said before I'm not especially impressed by Glazkov as it is. There is certainly a chance that Cunningham gets him--it wouldn't surprise me at all. With that being said, I do feel like Glazkov will outlast him and steal a close fight, if nothing else.

As expected, Teper and Glazkov stay in with wins this past weekend. Robert Helenius is scheduled to box this weekend, thus returning him to the active list upon completion of the fight.

Gerald Washington made easy work of Jason Gavern dropping him 3 times extending his winning streak to 16-0

rampage wrote:Robert Helenius is scheduled to box this weekend, thus returning him to the active list upon completion of the fight.

Damnit Helenius