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http://www.sportaphile.com/2007/10/07/v ... ree-times/

For those of you who missed this one, here is the edited fight to tak ein the exciting parts where Peter is floored 3 times!

Enjoy

Peter is just yet another overrated fat piece of shit in the heavyweight division.

Thanks for the link

That's a bit of an eye opener, thought Peter must have a bullet proof chin after taking the best Wlad could throw - McCline must just have landed the perfect shot.

And looking at those uppercuts he throws, it's a sure bet he's been watching Foreman/Frazier in his training camp.

How he managed to let Peter off the hook he'll be wondering the rest of his life.....talk about blowing your big chance.

johnswan1 wrote:Peter is just yet another overrated fat piece of shit in the heavyweight division.

Don't hold back there john

It was a;lways clear he was going to be a slow plodding puncher, even form his early days fighting on eurosport.

johnswan1 wrote:Peter is just yet another overrated fat piece of shit in the heavyweight division.

that's about as nasty as McCline's right uppercut that started alll the trouble. But I think it needed saying all the same.

Bitterly disappointing from Peter. The guy actually skilled up for Toney 2 but obviously didn't try to improve any for this one. He must have bene pathetically complacent, thinking he'd just walk throuhg Maskaev for glory. I'm glad Maskaev pulled out and I think Peter got a nasty little lesson.

hey, lets give the fighters some credit here, 100 times better than watching plodding skelton and audley. both fighters showing bollocks in there.

At least Peter showed the HW's to never let a fat cruiserweight at best beat like Toney was but he's still overrated since It took him two attempts.

I think I favour Maskaev to win as long as ring rust doesn't get him.

rhino222 wrote:hey, lets give the fighters some credit here, 100 times better than watching plodding skelton and audley. both fighters showing bollocks in there.

If huggy bear Klitschko could beat Peter with excessive holding then I wonder If Skeltons will trouble Peter.

They're all much of a muchness. Skelton could survive with these guys, but he lacks the pop to win.

I'm pleased McCline has proven himself, having gone into his shell versus Kltischko, injured versus Valuev and backed off when well placed versus Byrd.

I like Jameel, I just think he's a BFG who has learnt on the job and been prepared to face anyone.

peter would ko skelton and williams. interesting that mccline troubled peter so much, i spoke to chris byrd and he said mccline hits as hard as any heavyweight out there

rhino222 wrote:peter would ko skelton and williams. interesting that mccline troubled peter so much, i spoke to chris byrd and he said mccline hits as hard as any heavyweight out there

Williams Is not no chinless wonder like some of Peter's victums.

He usually goes to the back of the head to have them hurt as well before knocking them out.

Can anyone imagine what prime Ike Ibeabuchi would have done to Peter?

Povetkin's going to sort all these clowns out next year.

Autobarn wrote:Can anyone imagine what prime Ike Ibeabuchi would have done to Peter?

Povetkin's going to sort all these clowns out next year.

Totally agree

DavidPayne wrote:They're all much of a muchness. Skelton could survive with these guys, but he lacks the pop to win.

I'm pleased McCline has proven himself, having gone into his shell versus Kltischko, injured versus Valuev and backed off when well placed versus Byrd.

I like Jameel, I just think he's a BFG who has learnt on the job and been prepared to face anyone.

McCline didn't prove himself though did he. He had Peter down three times and still lost. He fucked up a big opportunity which was also probably his last opportunity.

Do you really think with 4 world champions it will be his last opportunity?

Golota is probably one more win from his 29th shot.

Autobarn wrote:Can anyone imagine what prime Ike Ibeabuchi would have done to Peter?

Povetkin's going to sort all these clowns out next year.

Now Ike was a good fighter, been a while since I watched his fight with Byrd but those uppercuts were great.

Byrd was good but unsized against Ike.

where does everyone think Haye is likely to fit in with the current crop, the fight was horrible and both looked totaly beatable. I was sceptical about Haye's ambition but think he is in with at least a shout.

The two questions which concern me is 1 will his chin hold up and 2 did the Bonin KO flater him or will he carry his power.

Just a thought.

Haye has it all to play for, the division is god awful. Klitschko is the best of a bad bunch.

Max Molyneux wrote:

rhino222 wrote:peter would ko skelton and williams. interesting that mccline troubled peter so much, i spoke to chris byrd and he said mccline hits as hard as any heavyweight out there

Williams Is not no chinless wonder like some of Peter's victums.

He usually goes to the back of the head to have them hurt as well before knocking them out.

I think Williams would be in desperate trouble against someone as big, determined and hard hitting as peter. Danny's punch resistance has been pretty poor ever since the Klitschko fight onward.

since the samil sam fight id say !!