WBC silver heavyweight champion Alexander Povetkin (29-1, 21KOs) says it wasn't easy to find sparring partners for Polish giant Mariusz Wach (31-1, 17KOs). Both fighters have suffered a sole defeat to the same man, heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko. Their bout takes place on November 4th from the Basket-Hall Arena in Kazan.
Polish heavyweight giant Mariusz Wach (31-1, 17 KOs) is not making a lot of money on November 4 when he steps in in the ring in Kazan for a big showdown with Olympic gold medal winner Alexander Povetkin (29-1, 21 KOs).
As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, Polish heavyweight giant Mariusz Wach (31-1, 17 KOs) is doing everything possible to be at his very best on November 4 when he steps in in the ring in Kazan for a big showdown with Olympic gold medal winner Alexander Povetkin (29-1, 21 KOs).
Polish heavyweight giant Mariusz Wach (31-1, 17 KOs) is doing everything possible to be at his very best on November 4 when he steps in in the ring in Kazan for a big showdown with Olympic gold medal winner Alexander Povetkin (29-1, 21 KOs).
Polish heavyweights Mariusz Wach and Tomasz Adamek went head to head in a sparring session to prepare for their upcoming fights in the fall. Adamek (49-4, 29KOs), a former light heavyweight and cruiserweight champion, is back on September 26th in Lodz against Przemyslaw Saleta (44-7). Adamek has lost two in a row and has been out of the ring since last November's decision loss to Artur Szpilka. Saleta has been out of the ring since knocking out Andre Golota in February of 2013 (with Saleta fighting for the first time since 2006 in that match).
Polish heavyweight giant Mariusz Wach (31-1, 17 KOs) is training hard in camp for his scheduled fight on November 4 in Kazan, when he battles with WBC silver champion Alexander Povetkin (29-1, 21 KOs) of Russia. The fight is very interesting contest and one that Povetkin is taking in order to prepare for a mandatory shot at WBC champion Deontay Wilder. Povetkin takes a big risk, with a loss costing him a guaranteed title shot.
World of Boxing CEO Andrei Ryabsinki sees Polish giant Mariusz Wach (31-1, 17 KOs) as the perfect opponent to prepare Alexander Povetkin (29-1, 21 KOs) for his mandatory shot at WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder (34-0, 33KOs). Povetkin-Wach is scheduled for November 4 in Kazan. To get ready for Wilder, Ryanbinski says Povetkin need a tall, strong opponent and one who is very durable. Povetkin has been blasting out the competition rather easily these days and Wach has never been stopped.
Wealthy Russian businessman Andrei Ryabinski is ready to match financial figures in an explosive purse bid with powerful manager/adviser Al Haymon. Ryabsinki, who is the CEO of the World of Boxing promotional company in Russia, will do everything possible to secure Alexander Povetkin (29-1, 21 KOs) his mandatory shot at WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder (34-0, 33KOs).
WBC/TBRB #1 rated heavyweight Alexander Povetkin (29-1, 21 KOs) faces WBC #13 Polish battler Mariusz Wach (31-1, 17 KOs) on November 4 in Kazan, Russia, but there’s another boxer that he wished to fight on the same date instead of Wach. Povetkin is the mandatory challenger to WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder, who returns on September 26th against French contender Johann Duhaupas.
Polis heavyweight giant Mariusz Wach (31-1, 17 KOs) believes Alexander Powietkin (29-1, 21 KOs) is more experienced, changed his fighting style, and now stands a better chance of unseating the heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko (64-3, 53 KOs). Povetkin challenged Klitschko two years ago and was dominated over the twelve round contest. He was dropped several times, yet he continued to rise and fight on.