Eddie Chambers vs. Alexander Dimitrenko - Revision history

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	* At 208 1/4 pounds, Chambers came in at his lightest fighting weight in nearly six years. He was outweighed by over 45 pounds.		* At 208 1/4 pounds, Chambers came in at his lightest fighting weight in nearly six years. He was outweighed by over 45 pounds.
	* Dimitrenko received a standing 8 count in round 7 following a left hook to the body. He was also knocked down in round 10 by a left hook to the chin.		* Dimitrenko received a standing 8 count in round 7 following a left hook to the body. He was also knocked down in round 10 by a left hook to the chin.
	* The fight averaged 4.94 million viewers on [[ZDF]].		* The fight [[Television Viewership Of Boxing Fights In Germany\|averaged 4.94 million viewers]] on [[ZDF]].

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 == Notes ==
 * [[Eddie Chambers]] 34-1 (18 KOs) vs. [[Alexander Dimitrenko]] 29-0 (19 KOs)
 * Chambers entered as the # 6 heavyweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Dimitrenko was ranked # 8 by the same publication.
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 * Dimitrenko received a standing 8 count in round 7 following a left hook to the body. He was also knocked down in round 10 by a left hook to the chin.
 * The fight averaged 4.94 million viewers on [[ZDF]].

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	In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves a lot of respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]		In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves a lot of respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]



	~~<big>'''Sigh, Sasha...'''</big>~~

	~~<small>By Andriy Zelenin, ''Yahoo!'', July 5, 2009</small>~~

	Unfortunately, Alexander Dimitrenko suffered his first defeat in the professional ring, Fast Eddie Chambers turned out to be too fast and technical for our giant, who has shown that he is not yet able to make the most of his impressive physique. Our boxer was knocked down twice, the American's dominance was impressive in general. True, one of the referees (Paul Thomas) saw a draw (113-113), but the other two gave the victory to Chambers - 116-111, 117-109. And rightfully so.

	Alexander Dimitrenko got a difficult opponent. Eddie Chambers had made a good account of himself a year and a half ago in a fight against Alexander Povetkin (whom he troubled a lot in the ring), since then he scored four more victories. Standing out among them is a victory over Sam Peter, a boxer whom the West has been milking really hard for the past few years. Fast Eddie scored a clear points victory over hard-hitting Peter, and today, unfortunately, he did the same with the 2m puncher. Alexander is still far from such a masterful use of his size that we see from Wladimir Klitschko. Alexander could not keep Fast Eddie at distance, he overall failed to dictate the fight. Chambers was the one doing that, he was faster, more technical and overall knew what to do and how in this fight. Dimitrenko maybe knew what to do in an alternative fight, not the one that turned out in the end.

	Chambers took the center of the ring, had the advantage, looked better in occasional exchanges. With each round, he looked more and more dominant, and our boxer was gradually more and more lost. In rounds 5 and 6, Eddie threw some low blows, with the ref stepping in only the first time. But Dimitrenko "turned off" both times, as a result he also received uppercuts. Matters were even worse in the 7th round, when Sasha stopped after Chambers hit him on the right side (in the kidney area), and the judge started a count. The knockdown came out literally out of the blue.

	From that moment on, Chambers' dominance was clear to everyone. Dimitrenko tried to do something about it, but did not know what. From time to time, Eddie accelerated and unleashed a flurry of blows, most of which hit the target. In the 10th round, another quick combination was unleashed, and after a left hook a mouthguard flew out of Dimitrenko's mouth (and flew quite far), and Sasha was knocked down again. Objectively speaking, it looked beautiful.

	Probably at this moment the Ukrainian definitively lost. In the 12th round, he could lose inside the distance. After furious attacks from a small Chambers (185 cm versus 201 cm), he was staggered and hung on to Eddie. It's a good thing he was able to withstand the onslaught and that Fast Eddie doesn't have that much punching power. If it were bigger, we would have known him for a long time as more than just a contender for the championship title. But he is a worthy contender and now we can expect a fight against one of the Klitschko brothers. I mean, in this fight he became a mandatory contender for the WBO title, and therefore for the fight with Wladimir Klitschko. It will be interesting to see the matchup. Chambers can cause problems even for Klitschko, and Wladimir has an opportunity to avenge his compatriot Dimitrenko. Who's only option is to learn (not get upset), develop tactically and technically, improve and, of course, work on mistakes. There are no victories without defeats. I hope that we will see a stronger Sasha Dimitrenko in his next fights.[https://sport.ua/news/69837-eh-sasha]

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	'''Boxer, in whom nobody believed ...'''		'''Boxer, in whom nobody believed ...'''

	With his victory over Alexander ~~Dmitrenko~~, Eddie Chambers scored if not a huge upset, then at least a considerable one. Not the first in his career. For a long time, Chambers was not necessarily not believed in, but, let's say, not taken seriously. At least he wasn't viewed someone who is capable of being one of the best in the division. I have to admit: for a long time I did not see in Chambers anything more than a decent fighter. But Chambers didn't just see himself differently, but was also ready to prove his ability in the ring ... and he did.		With his victory over Alexander Dimitrenko, Eddie Chambers scored if not a huge upset, then at least a considerable one. Not the first in his career. For a long time, Chambers was not necessarily not believed in, but, let's say, not taken seriously. At least he wasn't viewed someone who is capable of being one of the best in the division. I have to admit: for a long time I did not see in Chambers anything more than a decent fighter. But Chambers didn't just see himself differently, but was also ready to prove his ability in the ring ... and he did.

	'''How it all began...'''		'''How it all began...'''
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	<small>By Andriy Zelenin, ''Yahoo!'', July 5, 2009</small>		<small>By Andriy Zelenin, ''Yahoo!'', July 5, 2009</small>

	Unfortunately, Alexander ~~Dmitrenko~~ suffered his first defeat in the professional ring, Fast Eddie Chambers turned out to be too fast and technical for our giant, who has shown that he is not yet able to make the most of his impressive physique. Our boxer was knocked down twice, the American's dominance was impressive in general. True, one of the referees (Paul Thomas) saw a draw (113-113), but the other two gave the victory to Chambers - 116-111, 117-109. And rightfully so.		Unfortunately, Alexander Dimitrenko suffered his first defeat in the professional ring, Fast Eddie Chambers turned out to be too fast and technical for our giant, who has shown that he is not yet able to make the most of his impressive physique. Our boxer was knocked down twice, the American's dominance was impressive in general. True, one of the referees (Paul Thomas) saw a draw (113-113), but the other two gave the victory to Chambers - 116-111, 117-109. And rightfully so.

	Alexander ~~Dmitrenko~~ got a difficult opponent. Eddie Chambers had made a good account of himself a year and a half ago in a fight against Alexander Povetkin (whom he troubled a lot in the ring), since then he scored four more victories. Standing out among them is a victory over Sam Peter, a boxer whom the West has been milking really hard for the past few years. Fast Eddie scored a clear points victory over hard-hitting Peter, and today, unfortunately, he did the same with the 2m puncher. Alexander is still far from such a masterful use of his size that we see from Wladimir Klitschko. Alexander could not keep Fast Eddie at distance, he overall failed to dictate the fight. Chambers was the one doing that, he was faster, more technical and overall knew what to do and how in this fight. ~~Dmitrenko~~ maybe knew what to do in an alternative fight, not the one that turned out in the end.		Alexander Dimitrenko got a difficult opponent. Eddie Chambers had made a good account of himself a year and a half ago in a fight against Alexander Povetkin (whom he troubled a lot in the ring), since then he scored four more victories. Standing out among them is a victory over Sam Peter, a boxer whom the West has been milking really hard for the past few years. Fast Eddie scored a clear points victory over hard-hitting Peter, and today, unfortunately, he did the same with the 2m puncher. Alexander is still far from such a masterful use of his size that we see from Wladimir Klitschko. Alexander could not keep Fast Eddie at distance, he overall failed to dictate the fight. Chambers was the one doing that, he was faster, more technical and overall knew what to do and how in this fight. Dimitrenko maybe knew what to do in an alternative fight, not the one that turned out in the end.

	Chambers took the center of the ring, had the advantage, looked better in occasional exchanges. With each round, he looked more and more dominant, and our boxer was gradually more and more lost. In rounds 5 and 6, Eddie threw some low blows, with the ref stepping in only the first time. But ~~Dmitrenko~~ "turned off" both times, as a result he also received uppercuts. Matters were even worse in the 7th round, when Sasha stopped after Chambers hit him on the right side (in the kidney area), and the judge started a count. The knockdown came out literally out of the blue.		Chambers took the center of the ring, had the advantage, looked better in occasional exchanges. With each round, he looked more and more dominant, and our boxer was gradually more and more lost. In rounds 5 and 6, Eddie threw some low blows, with the ref stepping in only the first time. But Dimitrenko "turned off" both times, as a result he also received uppercuts. Matters were even worse in the 7th round, when Sasha stopped after Chambers hit him on the right side (in the kidney area), and the judge started a count. The knockdown came out literally out of the blue.

	From that moment on, Chambers' dominance was clear to everyone. ~~Dmitrenko~~ tried to do something about it, but did not know what. From time to time, Eddie accelerated and unleashed a flurry of blows, most of which hit the target. In the 10th round, another quick combination was unleashed, and after a left hook a mouthguard flew out of ~~Dmitrenko~~'s mouth (and flew quite far), and Sasha was knocked down again. Objectively speaking, it looked beautiful.		From that moment on, Chambers' dominance was clear to everyone. Dimitrenko tried to do something about it, but did not know what. From time to time, Eddie accelerated and unleashed a flurry of blows, most of which hit the target. In the 10th round, another quick combination was unleashed, and after a left hook a mouthguard flew out of Dimitrenko's mouth (and flew quite far), and Sasha was knocked down again. Objectively speaking, it looked beautiful.

	Probably at this moment the Ukrainian definitively lost. In the 12th round, he could lose inside the distance. After furious attacks from a small Chambers (185 cm versus 201 cm), he was staggered and hung on to Eddie. It's a good thing he was able to withstand the onslaught and that Fast Eddie doesn't have that much punching power. If it were bigger, we would have known him for a long time as more than just a contender for the championship title. But he is a worthy contender and now we can expect a fight against one of the Klitschko brothers. I mean, in this fight he became a mandatory contender for the WBO title, and therefore for the fight with Wladimir Klitschko. It will be interesting to see the matchup. Chambers can cause problems even for Klitschko, and Wladimir has an opportunity to avenge his compatriot ~~Dmitrenko~~. Who's only option is to learn (not get upset), develop tactically and technically, improve and, of course, work on mistakes. There are no victories without defeats. I hope that we will see a stronger Sasha ~~Dmitrenko~~ in his next fights.[https://sport.ua/news/69837-eh-sasha]		Probably at this moment the Ukrainian definitively lost. In the 12th round, he could lose inside the distance. After furious attacks from a small Chambers (185 cm versus 201 cm), he was staggered and hung on to Eddie. It's a good thing he was able to withstand the onslaught and that Fast Eddie doesn't have that much punching power. If it were bigger, we would have known him for a long time as more than just a contender for the championship title. But he is a worthy contender and now we can expect a fight against one of the Klitschko brothers. I mean, in this fight he became a mandatory contender for the WBO title, and therefore for the fight with Wladimir Klitschko. It will be interesting to see the matchup. Chambers can cause problems even for Klitschko, and Wladimir has an opportunity to avenge his compatriot Dimitrenko. Who's only option is to learn (not get upset), develop tactically and technically, improve and, of course, work on mistakes. There are no victories without defeats. I hope that we will see a stronger Sasha Dimitrenko in his next fights.[https://sport.ua/news/69837-eh-sasha]

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	<big>'''Sigh, Sasha...'''</big>		<big>'''Sigh, Sasha...'''</big>

	<small>By Andriy Zelenin, ''Yahoo!'', July 5, 2009</small>		<small>By Andriy Zelenin, ''Yahoo!'', July 5, 2009</small>

	Unfortunately, Alexander Dmitrenko suffered his first defeat in the professional ring, Fast Eddie Chambers turned out to be too fast and technical for our giant, who has shown that he is not yet able to make the most of his impressive physique. Our boxer was knocked down twice, the American's dominance was impressive in general. True, one of the referees (Paul Thomas) saw a draw (113-113), but the other two gave the victory to Chambers - 116-111, 117-109. And rightfully so.		Unfortunately, Alexander Dmitrenko suffered his first defeat in the professional ring, Fast Eddie Chambers turned out to be too fast and technical for our giant, who has shown that he is not yet able to make the most of his impressive physique. Our boxer was knocked down twice, the American's dominance was impressive in general. True, one of the referees (Paul Thomas) saw a draw (113-113), but the other two gave the victory to Chambers - 116-111, 117-109. And rightfully so.

	Alexander Dmitrenko got a difficult opponent. Eddie Chambers had made a good account of himself a year and a half ago in a fight against Alexander Povetkin (whom he troubled a lot in the ring), since then he ~~has~~ scored four more victories. Standing out ~~in this list~~ is a victory over Sam Peter, a boxer whom the West has been milking really hard for the past few years. Fast Eddie scored a clear points victory over hard-hitting Peter, and today, unfortunately, he did the same with the 2m puncher. Alexander is still far from such a masterful use of his size ~~which~~ we see from Wladimir Klitschko. Alexander could not keep Fast Eddie at a distance, he overall failed to dictate the fight. Chambers was the one doing that, he was faster, more technical and overall knew what to do and how in this fight. Dmitrenko knew what to do in ~~another~~ fight, not the one that turned out in the end.		Alexander Dmitrenko got a difficult opponent. Eddie Chambers had made a good account of himself a year and a half ago in a fight against Alexander Povetkin (whom he troubled a lot in the ring), since then he scored four more victories. Standing out among them is a victory over Sam Peter, a boxer whom the West has been milking really hard for the past few years. Fast Eddie scored a clear points victory over hard-hitting Peter, and today, unfortunately, he did the same with the 2m puncher. Alexander is still far from such a masterful use of his size that we see from Wladimir Klitschko. Alexander could not keep Fast Eddie at distance, he overall failed to dictate the fight. Chambers was the one doing that, he was faster, more technical and overall knew what to do and how in this fight. Dmitrenko maybe knew what to do in an alternative fight, not the one that turned out in the end.

			Chambers took the center of the ring, had the advantage, looked better in occasional exchanges. With each round, he looked more and more dominant, and our boxer was gradually more and more lost. In rounds 5 and 6, Eddie threw some low blows, with the ref stepping in only the first time. But Dmitrenko "turned off" both times, as a result he also received uppercuts. Matters were even worse in the 7th round, when Sasha stopped after Chambers hit him on the right side (in the kidney area), and the judge started a count. The knockdown came out literally out of the blue.

	Chambers ~~took the center of the ring, had the advantage, looked better in occasional exchanges~~. ~~With each round, he looked more and more dominant~~, ~~and our boxer got more and more lost~~. ~~In rounds 5 and 6~~, Eddie ~~threw some low~~ blows, ~~with~~ the ~~ref stepping in only the first time~~. ~~But Dmitrenko "turned off" both times, as a result, he also received uppercuts. Matters were even worse in~~ the ~~7th~~ round, ~~when Sasha stopped~~ after ~~Chambers hit him on the right side~~ (~~in the kidney area~~), and ~~the judge started a count~~. ~~The knockdown came out literally out of the blue~~.		From that moment on, Chambers' dominance was clear to everyone. Dmitrenko tried to do something about it, but did not know what. From time to time, Eddie accelerated and unleashed a flurry of blows, most of which hit the target. In the 10th round, another quick combination was unleashed, and after a left hook a mouthguard flew out of Dmitrenko's mouth (and flew quite far), and Sasha was knocked down again. Objectively speaking, it looked beautiful.

	~~From that~~ moment on, Chambers' ~~dominance~~ was ~~clear~~ to ~~everyone~~. ~~Dmitrenko tried to do something about~~ it, ~~but did not know what exactly~~. ~~From time to time, Eddie accelerated~~ and ~~unleashed~~ a ~~flurry~~ of ~~blows~~, ~~most of which hit~~ the ~~target~~. In the ~~10th round, another quick combination came through~~, and ~~after a left hook, a mouthguard flew out of~~ Dmitrenko's ~~mouth~~ (and ~~flew quite far)~~, and Sasha ~~was knocked down again. Objectively speaking, it looked beautiful~~.[https://sport.ua/news/69837-eh-sasha]		Probably at this moment the Ukrainian definitively lost. In the 12th round, he could lose inside the distance. After furious attacks from a small Chambers (185 cm versus 201 cm), he was staggered and hung on to Eddie. It's a good thing he was able to withstand the onslaught and that Fast Eddie doesn't have that much punching power. If it were bigger, we would have known him for a long time as more than just a contender for the championship title. But he is a worthy contender and now we can expect a fight against one of the Klitschko brothers. I mean, in this fight he became a mandatory contender for the WBO title, and therefore for the fight with Wladimir Klitschko. It will be interesting to see the matchup. Chambers can cause problems even for Klitschko, and Wladimir has an opportunity to avenge his compatriot Dmitrenko. Who's only option is to learn (not get upset), develop tactically and technically, improve and, of course, work on mistakes. There are no victories without defeats. I hope that we will see a stronger Sasha Dmitrenko in his next fights.[https://sport.ua/news/69837-eh-sasha]

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	<big>'''Sigh, Sasha...'''</big>		<big>'''Sigh, Sasha...'''</big>
			<small>By Andriy Zelenin, ''Yahoo!'', July 5, 2009</small>

	Unfortunately, Alexander Dmitrenko suffered his first defeat in the professional ring, Fast Eddie Chambers turned out to be too fast and technical for our giant, who has shown that he is not yet able to make the most of his impressive physique. Our boxer was knocked down twice, the American's dominance was impressive in general. True, one of the referees (Paul Thomas) saw a draw (113-113), but the other two gave the victory to Chambers - 116-111, 117-109. And rightfully so.		Unfortunately, Alexander Dmitrenko suffered his first defeat in the professional ring, Fast Eddie Chambers turned out to be too fast and technical for our giant, who has shown that he is not yet able to make the most of his impressive physique. Our boxer was knocked down twice, the American's dominance was impressive in general. True, one of the referees (Paul Thomas) saw a draw (113-113), but the other two gave the victory to Chambers - 116-111, 117-109. And rightfully so.

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	In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves a lot of respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]		In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves a lot of respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]



	<big>'''Sigh, Sasha...'''</big>		<big>'''Sigh, Sasha...'''</big>

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	In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves a lot of respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]		In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves a lot of respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]

			<big>'''Sigh, Sasha...'''</big>

			Unfortunately, Alexander Dmitrenko suffered his first defeat in the professional ring, Fast Eddie Chambers turned out to be too fast and technical for our giant, who has shown that he is not yet able to make the most of his impressive physique. Our boxer was knocked down twice, the American's dominance was impressive in general. True, one of the referees (Paul Thomas) saw a draw (113-113), but the other two gave the victory to Chambers - 116-111, 117-109. And rightfully so.

			Alexander Dmitrenko got a difficult opponent. Eddie Chambers had made a good account of himself a year and a half ago in a fight against Alexander Povetkin (whom he troubled a lot in the ring), since then he has scored four more victories. Standing out in this list is a victory over Sam Peter, a boxer whom the West has been milking really hard for the past few years. Fast Eddie scored a clear points victory over hard-hitting Peter, and today, unfortunately, he did the same with the 2m puncher. Alexander is still far from such a masterful use of his size which we see from Wladimir Klitschko. Alexander could not keep Fast Eddie at a distance, he overall failed to dictate the fight. Chambers was the one doing that, he was faster, more technical and overall knew what to do and how in this fight. Dmitrenko knew what to do in another fight, not the one that turned out in the end.

			Chambers took the center of the ring, had the advantage, looked better in occasional exchanges. With each round, he looked more and more dominant, and our boxer got more and more lost. In rounds 5 and 6, Eddie threw some low blows, with the ref stepping in only the first time. But Dmitrenko "turned off" both times, as a result, he also received uppercuts. Matters were even worse in the 7th round, when Sasha stopped after Chambers hit him on the right side (in the kidney area), and the judge started a count. The knockdown came out literally out of the blue.

			From that moment on, Chambers' dominance was clear to everyone. Dmitrenko tried to do something about it, but did not know what exactly. From time to time, Eddie accelerated and unleashed a flurry of blows, most of which hit the target. In the 10th round, another quick combination came through, and after a left hook, a mouthguard flew out of Dmitrenko's mouth (and flew quite far), and Sasha was knocked down again. Objectively speaking, it looked beautiful.[https://sport.ua/news/69837-eh-sasha]

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	'''Stronger than circumstances...'''		'''Stronger than circumstances...'''

	In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves ~~great~~ respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]		In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves a lot of respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]

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	'''Stronger than circumstances...'''		'''Stronger than circumstances...'''

	In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves great respect!		In all significant fights of his career, Eddie Chambers was the underdog and, perhaps, his opponents somewhat underestimated him. But it's their problems. And he, in turn, invariably (except for the fight against Povetkin) proved that he should not be labeled an underdog. He entered the ring and won, despite the circumstances. He turned out to be stronger than them. I immediately recall the words from Andrey Makarevich's song: "You shouldn't bend under the always changing world, shall it better bend under us" ... Well, Eddie does exactly that, and that, you shall agree, deserves great respect![https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]

	[https://sport.ua/news/70452-nedootsenyonniy-eddi]