Alexander Povetkin - Revision history

12oleg1234567: /* Amateur Highlights */

2023-08-27T04:31:27Z

Amateur Highlights

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	**Defeated [[Vladimir Chanturia]] (Georgia) W/O		**Defeated [[Vladimir Chanturia]] (Georgia) W/O
	**Defeated [[Nikola Vujasinovic]] (Switzerland) RSCO-2 (21-0)		**Defeated [[Nikola Vujasinovic]] (Switzerland) RSCO-2 (21-0)
	**Defeated [[~~Jaroslav~~ Jaksto]] (Lithuania) RSCO-3		**Defeated [[Jaroslavas Jaksto]] (Lithuania) RSCO-3
	**Defeated [[Roberto Cammarelle]] (Italy) 30:26		**Defeated [[Roberto Cammarelle]] (Italy) 30:26

Brian300: /* Regional & Minor Titles */ Updated Section

2021-02-01T20:56:59Z

Regional & Minor Titles: Updated Section

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	*[[WBA]] Inter-Continental heavyweight title		*[[WBA]] Inter-Continental heavyweight title
	*[[WBA]] International heavyweight title		*[[WBA]] International heavyweight title
			*[[WBC]] Interim heavweight title

	==Professional Record==		==Professional Record==

Artur128: /* TV viewership in Germany translated into US TV */

2020-12-08T16:58:56Z

TV viewership in Germany translated into US TV

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	*Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Deontay Wilder]] for the [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. The bout was scheduled to top the bill in the Russian capital on Saturday 21st May 2016 at the “Megasport” Khodynka Ice Palace only to be postponed one week before the clash following test results by VADA. Povetkin tested positive for Meldonium, and [[Deontay Wilder]] was granted a voluntary defence. The fight never took place.		*Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Deontay Wilder]] for the [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. The bout was scheduled to top the bill in the Russian capital on Saturday 21st May 2016 at the “Megasport” Khodynka Ice Palace only to be postponed one week before the clash following test results by VADA. Povetkin tested positive for Meldonium, and [[Deontay Wilder]] was granted a voluntary defence. The fight never took place.
	*On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.		*On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.

	~~==TV viewership in Germany translated into US TV==~~
	~~The table consists of the viewership numbers of Alexander Povetkin's fights reached in Germany and how would these numbers translate into the US television.~~

	'''US equivalent TV viewership''' = German TV viewership Audience difference
	**'''Audience difference''' = US population / German population

	~~{\| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"~~
	~~! Date !! Fight !! German TV viewership !! US equivalent TV viewership (est.) !! Note(s)~~
	\|-
	~~\|October 27, 2007~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Chris Byrd]]~~
	~~\|4,570,000~~
	~~\|16,870,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|January 26, 2008~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Eddie Chambers]]~~
	~~\|4,880,000~~
	~~\|18,230,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|April 4, 2009~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Jason Estrada]]~~
	~~\|3,700,000~~
	~~\|13,980,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|August 27, 2011~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Ruslan Chagaev]]~~
	~~\|3,350,000~~
	~~\|13,040,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|February 25, 2012~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Marco Huck]]~~
	~~\|7,310,000~~
	~~\|28,460,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|September 29, 2012~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Hasim Rahman]]~~
	~~\|2,570,000~~
	~~\|10,050,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|October 7, 2013~~
	~~\|[[Wladimir Klitschko vs. Alexander Povetkin]]~~
	~~\|11,020,000~~
	~~\|43,280,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	!
	~~!Total viewership~~
	~~!29,520,000~~
	~~!143,910,000~~
	!
	\|}

Artur128: /* TV viewership in Germany translated intp US TV */

2020-12-08T16:52:18Z

TV viewership in Germany translated intp US TV

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	*On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.		*On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.

	==TV viewership in Germany translated ~~intp~~ US TV==		==TV viewership in Germany translated into US TV==
	The table consists of the viewership numbers of Alexander Povetkin's fights reached in Germany and how would these numbers translate into the US television.		The table consists of the viewership numbers of Alexander Povetkin's fights reached in Germany and how would these numbers translate into the US television.

Artur128: /* TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership */

2020-12-08T16:51:59Z

TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership

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	*On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.		*On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.

	==TV viewership in Germany ~~vs.~~ US ~~equivalent~~ TV ~~viewership~~==		==TV viewership in Germany translated intp US TV==
	The table consists of the viewership numbers of Alexander Povetkin's fights reached in Germany and how would these numbers translate into the US television.		The table consists of the viewership numbers of Alexander Povetkin's fights reached in Germany and how would these numbers translate into the US television.

Artur128: /* TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership */

2020-12-08T11:44:02Z

TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership

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	==TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership==		==TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership==
	The table consists of the viewership numbers of ~~Wladimir Klitschko~~'s fights reached in Germany and how would these numbers translate into the US television.		The table consists of the viewership numbers of Alexander Povetkin's fights reached in Germany and how would these numbers translate into the US television.

	'''US equivalent TV viewership''' = German TV viewership Audience difference		'''US equivalent TV viewership''' = German TV viewership Audience difference

Artur128: /* TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership */

2020-12-08T11:42:14Z

TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership

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 {| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
 ! Date !! Fight !! German TV viewership !! US equivalent TV viewership (est.) !! Note(s)
 |-
 |August 27, 2011
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+!
 !Total viewership
-!24,250,000
+!29,520,000
-!94,830,000
+!143,910,000
+!
 |}

Artur128: /* TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership */

2020-12-08T11:37:17Z

TV viewership in Germany vs. US equivalent TV viewership

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 {| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
 ! Date !! Fight !! German TV viewership !! US equivalent TV viewership (est.) !! Note(s)
 |-
 |October 7, 2013
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+!
 !Total viewership
-!11,020,000
+!24,250,000
-!43,280,000
+!94,830,000
+!
 |}

Artur128: /* Notes */

2020-12-08T11:31:05Z

Notes

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 *Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Deontay Wilder]] for the [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. The bout was scheduled to top the bill in the Russian capital on Saturday 21st May 2016 at the “Megasport” Khodynka Ice Palace only to be postponed one week before the clash following test results by VADA. Povetkin tested positive for Meldonium, and [[Deontay Wilder]] was granted a voluntary defence. The fight never took place.
 *On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.
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Artur128: /* Professional Record */

2020-08-01T17:36:23Z

Professional Record

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	==Professional Record==		==Professional Record==
	'''Championship Record'''		'''Championship Record'''
	*5-2-0 (3 KO’s) in world championship bouts.		*0-2-0 (0 KO’s) in world championship bouts (secondary belts excluded).
	*6-2-0 (4 KO’s) against former or current world champions:		*5-2-0 (3 KO’s) against former or current world champions:
	**Won against [[Imamu Mayfield]], [[Chris Byrd]], [[Ruslan Chagaev]], [[Marco Huck]], [[Hasim Rahman~~]] & [[Manuel Charr~~]].		**Won against [[Imamu Mayfield]], [[Chris Byrd]], [[Ruslan Chagaev]], [[Marco Huck]] & [[Hasim Rahman]].
	**Lost against [[Wladimir Klitschko]] & [[Anthony Joshua]].		**Lost against [[Wladimir Klitschko]] & [[Anthony Joshua]].

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	*Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Deontay Wilder]] for the [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. The bout was scheduled to top the bill in the Russian capital on Saturday 21st May 2016 at the “Megasport” Khodynka Ice Palace only to be postponed one week before the clash following test results by VADA. Povetkin tested positive for Meldonium, and [[Deontay Wilder]] was granted a voluntary defence. The fight never took place.		*Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Deontay Wilder]] for the [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. The bout was scheduled to top the bill in the Russian capital on Saturday 21st May 2016 at the “Megasport” Khodynka Ice Palace only to be postponed one week before the clash following test results by VADA. Povetkin tested positive for Meldonium, and [[Deontay Wilder]] was granted a voluntary defence. The fight never took place.
	*On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.		*On December 17th 2016, Alexander Povetkin was scheduled to fight [[Bermane Stiverne]] for the interim [[WBC]] World heavyweight title, and a chance to become mandatory for [[Deontay Wilder]]s [[WBC]] World heavyweight title. Hours before the fight, Povetkin tested positive for Ostarine, and [[Bermane Stiverne]] called the fight off. The [[WBC]] decided not to sanction the fight but Povetkin still fought under the Russian board, with [[Johann Duhaupas]] stepping in as a late replacement. Duhaupas was KO'd in round 6.

	~~==TV viewership in Germany translated into US TV==~~
	~~The table consists of the viewership numbers of Alexander Povetkin's fights reached in Germany and how would these numbers translate into the US television.~~

	'''US equivalent TV viewership''' = German TV viewership Audience difference
	**'''Audience difference''' = US population / German population

	~~{\| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"~~
	~~! Date !! Fight !! German TV viewership !! US equivalent TV viewership (est.) !! Note(s)~~
	\|-
	~~\|October 27, 2007~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Chris Byrd]]~~
	~~\|4,570,000~~
	~~\|16,870,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|January 26, 2008~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Eddie Chambers]]~~
	~~\|4,880,000~~
	~~\|18,230,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|April 4, 2009~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Jason Estrada]]~~
	~~\|3,700,000~~
	~~\|13,980,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|August 27, 2011~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Ruslan Chagaev]]~~
	~~\|3,350,000~~
	~~\|13,040,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|February 25, 2012~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Marco Huck]]~~
	~~\|7,310,000~~
	~~\|28,460,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|September 29, 2012~~
	~~\|[[Alexander Povetkin vs. Hasim Rahman]]~~
	~~\|2,570,000~~
	~~\|10,050,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	~~\|October 7, 2013~~
	~~\|[[Wladimir Klitschko vs. Alexander Povetkin]]~~
	~~\|11,020,000~~
	~~\|43,280,000~~
	\|
	\|-
	!
	~~!Total viewership~~
	~~!29,520,000~~
	~~!143,910,000~~
	!
	\|}