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How many years do people think Wlad has left? In 12 months or so there should be quite a few prime contenders really, so I wonder if he think he can clean up the new generation of heavyweights before he signs off for good.
Going by Big Bro's age I'm guessing he could. Perhaps Wlad's biggest challenges are yet to come. |
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don't really know much about Boytsov
would rather see him fight Pulev he looks the best of all the contenders right now Povetkin should be first on the list though sick of these guys "not being ready" for a title shot they just want Vit to give up his belt so they can duck Wlad Wlad can clean out whose left in 2 yrs if they're willing to face him |
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Point was, he has all the more experience nowadays, and can easily afford to be more aggressive against lesser opponents, his overall skill set gives him credit. I don't blame him for just cruising to a decision over Wach who showed not willing to go down. Most others would have been TKO 8.
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