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That final shot that ended Zhang seems illegal. Was a kidney shot placed almost on the back. Thoughts?

I can see why Tyson's style works well at heavyweight with slower taller fighters who don't move well, but do you think that his style would be effective style for a welterweight?

I'm noticing a disturbing trend with Crawford. He doesn't seem to want to acknowledge anything negative and is starting to make excuses. Andre Ward pointed out the same thing with Kovalev. Loma admits when he gets hurt, and all of the greats do. Crawford denied the knockdown against Egis, refused to acknowledge that he hit Khan low, and to this day, diminishes that Gamboa hurt him. Not sure how he continues to maintain this in the light of incontrovertible video evidence. It's a bad sign for me.

Throughout the fight, Wilder was using his jab and a sweeping left hook that seemed to keep Ortiz at bay at times. Wilder's right is concussive. But is his left developing the same type of impact?

Victories over Oscar made Hopkins, Mayweather and Pacquaio superstars. Now it seems fighting Kovalev has made Ward and Canelo pfp #1s.

Just saying...If Ruiz wins against Joshua...would this be possible? Ruiz is just as tall as Kovalev at 6ft? And Canelo could bulk up to 200. It's been done. Chris Byrd won silver at Middleweight...Roy Jones and James Toney, Qawi and Orlin Norris as well moved up to HW. I think that would be the biggest fight in boxing.

Man. Kovalev and his team were shook the moment Canelo called his name. His whole strategy revolved around his survival, protecting his body and eeking out a victory. Ward took his Kov soul. He needs to leave Buddy McGirt and hook up with Virgil Hunter to get his soul back

Canelo should ask GGG to move up to super-middle if he wants the fight. What do you think?

If Canelo incorporates some of Dwight Muhammad Qawi's defensive moves he beats Kovalev tomorrow. Qawi's has the template to beat taller fighters. His fights against a prime Spinks and Holyfield are epic ---https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHs903_RpbA---

I was thinking about this the other day and maybe there is something in the training to defend against kicks. I can think of few boxers who dabbled and have great chins... Pacman, Algeiri, Klitchko, Dillian Whyte, Lipinets, Jarrel Miller, Nick Diaz, Ray Mercer to name a few. What do you guys think?

I'm thinking about the Alvarez vs Kovalev rematch as was wondering if there were fights where a fighter lost the first fight by knockout and won the rematch? Only one I can think of is Lewis vs Rahman and McCall and Alvarado vs Rios

Canelo did a hair follicle test for Clenbuterol that showed he had taken it in sufficient amounts over time to prove doping. Why isn’t this enough to prove his innocence.

Not much is being made of Stevenson's chin and how he gutted it out while dead tired and also made some fundamental adjustments to engage Jack. Great performance by the old man. He preserved his title...Comments?

I'm thinking that Floyd or Manny has fought against the best trainers and won. They've both beaten fighters from Manny Stewart, Nacho Berestain, Robert Garcia, Nasim Richardson. Floyd maybe has gone a step further in defeating fighters from Freddie Roach and Virgil Hunter. Should this be part of the hall of fame discussion?

Trainer John David Jackson says that Andre Ward makes four major mistakes. I curious to know what people think they are, and will Kovalev be able to exploit them. (see link below) TRAINER JOHN DAVID JACKSON SAYS ANDRE WARD MAKES 4 MAJOR MISTAKES; INSISTS SERGEY KOVALEV KO'S HIM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn1xm-8bwFM