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Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 15 Apr 2013, 00:47
by Rover
Who takes this?
Zolkin was a fringe contender in the 90s (yeah, I know he got a title shot). This is how little I think of Povetkin that I'm putting this up as a serious match-up.
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 15 Apr 2013, 04:03
by polecateddy
An inspired Zolkin could have caused some issues, although he lacked anything approaching a decent punch. Alexander was unlucky to have met a legend in Henry Akinwande, who killed off his ambition.
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 15 Apr 2013, 05:06
by The 1bangkid
polecateddy wrote:An inspired Zolkin could have caused some issues, although he lacked anything approaching a decent punch. Alexander was unlucky to have met a legend in Henry Akinwande, who killed off his ambition.
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 15 Apr 2013, 06:47
by Rover
polecateddy wrote:An inspired Zolkin could have caused some issues, although he lacked anything approaching a decent punch. Alexander was unlucky to have met a legend in Henry Akinwande, who killed off his ambition.
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 24 Aug 2013, 08:14
by Vladimir5555
POVETKIN is better fighter for me.Povetkin by UD
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 24 Aug 2013, 08:18
by Rover
Vladimir5555 wrote:POVETKIN is better fighter for me.Povetkin by UD
I'll take him also. Zolkin didn't accomplish all that much.
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 24 Aug 2013, 16:28
by Giancarlo
Povetkin
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 31 Aug 2016, 15:52
by Woldemar
Povetkin by UD.Better speed,better skill
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 31 Aug 2016, 16:14
by BoxBuzz
Povetkin in my opinion....but they left out Hamilton.
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 01 Sep 2016, 23:28
by Kalan
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Rover wrote:Who takes this?
Zolkin was a fringe contender in the 90s (yeah, I know he got a title shot). This is how little I think of Povetkin that I'm putting this up as a serious match-up.
Even Alexander Dimitrenko would have beaten Zolkin.. Not that Zolkin was terrible, he reminded me a lot of Yuri Vaulin -- a Latvian who beat up Tommy Morrison for 4 rounds before catching a liver shot.. He had only 11 fights when they matched him with Morrison.. Vaulin wasn't phenomenal, so I thought he was badly overmatched for his expr.. Tommy Gallagher said his problem wasn't experience, but he was 210 and not strong enough for Heavyweights.. With proper strength training Vaulin could have built up to 230 because he was tall with a Heavyweight's frame -- but Instead of getting him a strength trainer Gallagher boiled him down 20 pounds to cruiserweight.. Cruiser was 190 in those days and that finished him off quickly.
Re: Alexander Povetkin v. Alexander Zolkin.
Posted: 01 Sep 2016, 23:51
by Woldemar
Dimitrenko would beaten Zolkin?Lol...)))))