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If I weren't annoyed from the bull**** on another thread, I'd actually type out the specific reasons Peter is going to lose to Vitali, but I'm out of patience tonight. Suffice it to say that Peter has nothing more than a puncher's chance, and an extremely slim one at that....I'd estimate it at maybe a 5% chance of putting Vitali down at all, and probably less than 1% of a KO win against him (remember, Vitali has never been down, even after catching flush shots from massive punchers like Lewis and Sanders...Sam can't **** like those guys). IF Peter were coming into the ring in great shape (which he NEVER does), and IF he were more mobile, using footwork and smarts to try and close with Klitchko, get off first, then back out of range (rather than plodding straight in like he always does and swinging for the fences, for which he will pay a terrible price against Klitchko), then I'd give him maybe a 15% chance of a decision win, maybe even a little better.
So, if you want to put a $20 bill on a big longshot with unfair odds (Peter should be about a 20/1 underdog, if your bookie has a heartbeat), Peter is YOUR MAN. Otherwise, if you just have to lay out some cash on a fight, suck it up, accept the ****ty odds and put a fortune on Klitchko, straight win. You might manage to clear $3 profit, but at least it's a safe investment.
So, if you want to put a $20 bill on a big longshot with unfair odds (Peter should be about a 20/1 underdog, if your bookie has a heartbeat), Peter is YOUR MAN. Otherwise, if you just have to lay out some cash on a fight, suck it up, accept the ****ty odds and put a fortune on Klitchko, straight win. You might manage to clear $3 profit, but at least it's a safe investment.
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