Why I personally like Sam Peter

i wanted to believe in peter cleaning up the heavyweight division- and i was willing to tell myself the first loss to wlad was just a necessary learning experience.. but monte barrett made sam look really pathetic. that fight changed everything about how i view sam peter that said- i'd be more willing to bet money on vitali getting injured and calling the fight off. if the fight happens- sam should win. vitali is very old, coming off a huge layoff, and his body is shot Peter never fought Monte, waht are you talking about?

i wanted to believe in peter cleaning up the heavyweight division- and i was willing to tell myself the first loss to wlad was just a necessary learning experience.. but monte barrett made sam look really pathetic. that fight changed everything about how i view sam peter that said- i'd be more willing to bet money on vitali getting injured and calling the fight off. if the fight happens- sam should win. vitali is very old, coming off a huge layoff, and his body is shot

I SERIOUSLY thought he showed up to Mccline drunk.... somebody find the interview of him right before the fight... hes giggling like a little girl, he cant even keep a straight face ... . Hey i heard that something with his eardrum was wrong going in the McCline fight and thats maybe why he was so off balance in this fight.

I also like Peter hes my favourite of the heavyweights and i see much more potential in him. He could improve much and hopefully lose some pounds. Get down to 240-245 pounds, i doubt he could get under 240 tho cause hes just a natural beast.

Sam Peter is tight so is the way he talks.

Sam Peters trainer Ronald Mcdonald is the one who tells him to punch people in the back of the head.

Comes from one of the poorest towns in Africa, So i respect that a lot... He's not very technical (LOL) but, I believe hes one of the most devastating punchers... and Im not saying he punches harder than Wlad... but when he throws one of those big over hand rights full force, I find myself holding my breath... because if that does hit you.... oh man lol... He does rabbit punch, he needs to work on that... I think hes come REALLY far since Toney I.... hes definitely improving and looking more in shape... I SERIOUSLY thought he showed up to Mccline drunk.... somebody find the interview of him right before the fight... hes giggling like a little girl, he cant even keep a straight face ... But yeah anyways... I know a lot of posters don't like him.. because hes not very technical... at all... but he still gives me the thrill of, one solid punch landed.. and that could be it. Yeah, bad move for Roy..... bad move. The Roy that beat Ruiz, could beat Peter.... but not this Roy. I think he came really far between Toney I and Toney II, redeeming what I thought was a 'W' for Toney the first time before into a clearcut victory, but then I think he went back to looking like poopie diapers.

If Vitali is healthy and makes it back to the ring he will destroy the rabbit punching cheater, Sam Peter.

peter is the miranda of the heavyweight division and vitali is the pavlik get my drift...........

I think Peter would be fine if he came in prepared and had the decipline part. When he fought Toney the second time, he looked fast, he was actually setting up his power punches, showed counter punching ability and he actually looked slick. No doubt that he has potential, but will he be properly motivated? I also don't like the way he took care of things with Maskaev. He should have systematically broken him down and stopped him mid rounds. Instead he gassed out, looked horribly sloppy and even got rocked.

I thin ki nall honesty, and especially with James Toney, his height makes his opponents bend down when he punches... and since its an over hand right, thats just where the punch lands... When he hits a guy and his head doesnt move it lands on his face, when the guy bends down he ends up clippin behind the ear... James Toney was constantly bending down. With that said... he still does it too much. toney i understand, it's just his style but klitschko is 6'6, and sam still clipped him twice behind the head in their fight. only one KD was legit

I thin ki nall honesty, and especially with James Toney, his height makes his opponents bend down when he punches... and since its an over hand right, thats just where the punch lands... When he hits a guy and his head doesnt move it lands on his face, when the guy bends down he ends up clippin behind the ear... James Toney was constantly bending down. With that said... he still does it too much. That might cut out the other half I nelgected to mention. Lol.

THat and his utter Willingness to want to fight the absolute best. Thats a HUGE problem some of these fighters have... and he doesnt have that problem.

If he could slim down to acomfortable 230-245.. he'd be at his best. His punches could be a bit shorter, too. It would cut the rabbit punching in half, and would also make him more powerful. I thin ki nall honesty, and especially with James Toney, his height makes his opponents bend down when he punches... and since its an over hand right, thats just where the punch lands... When he hits a guy and his head doesnt move it lands on his face, when the guy bends down he ends up clippin behind the ear... James Toney was constantly bending down. With that said... he still does it too much.

I would have no trouble liking Sam Peter if he would quit rabbit punching. Big, strong brute who bulls his way through for the most part, good power and decent chin. But rabbit punching isn't cool. And Ibeabuchi would've ate this guy up.

If he could slim down to acomfortable 230-245.. he'd be at his best. His punches could be a bit shorter, too. It would cut the rabbit punching in half, and would also make him more powerful.

He's getting better and better technically but is still has a lot of flaws, if he could improve his punch technique I think he'd be an even harder puncher.