CompuBox: Povetkin-Chambers Punch Stats

Published Mon Jan 28, 2008, 5:00 AM

by CompuBox

Complete detailed stats of the heavyweight eliminator between Alexander Povetkin and Eddie Chambers. Povetkin won a twelve-round decision.

Click Here To View Detailed CompuBox Statistics For Povetkin vs. Chambers

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