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  • Denis Boytsov vs Vinny Maddalone

    Up-and-coming prospect Denis Boytsov will return to action on the undercard of the Dimitrenko-Krasniqi bout (tomorrow) and will face the popular journeyman Vinny Maddalone. Maddalone is sure to throw some bombs and what should be a very entertaining fight....

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    It's on the same bill as the talked-about Dimitrenko vs. Krasniqi, but I find the Boytsov fight more intriguing.

    Boytsov is quick-fisted, technical, young (22), undefeated (22-0; 18), BUT, also untested. I find this fight the first test of his true potential.

    Previously, his weight has been a question mark. He has to add some muscles before his challenge in the division can be taken seriously.

    This is a good match up, and it might answer some questions.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by gridiron View Post
      It's on the same bill as the talked-about Dimitrenko vs. Krasniqi, but I find the Boytsov fight more intriguing.

      Boytsov is quick-fisted, technical, young (22), undefeated (22-0; 18), BUT, also untested. I find this fight the first test of his true potential.

      Previously, his weight has been a question mark. He has to add some muscles before his challenge in the division can be taken seriously.

      This is a good match up, and it might answer some questions.
      I agree with this and think Maddalone will try to take advantage of Boytsov's inexperience by coming out guns blazing in round one. Should be interesting, while it lasts...

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      • #4
        Boystov has got to get him out of there in 2 to be impressive at all. The transitive property is flawed, I know, but even beyond washed up, beyond old Holyfield could get rid of him in three. He's entertaining, but he's not a good fighter.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by jcarr71 View Post
          Boystov has got to get him out of there in 2 to be impressive at all. The transitive property is flawed, I know, but even beyond washed up, beyond old Holyfield could get rid of him in three. He's entertaining, but he's not a good fighter.
          Yeah, Maddalone made Holyfield look like he was in his prime when they fought several years ago. However, Maddalone may have improved from then. I wouldn't mind seeing Vinny score the upset....

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          • #6
            Originally posted by jcarr71 View Post
            Boystov has got to get him out of there in 2 to be impressive at all. The transitive property is flawed, I know, but even beyond washed up, beyond old Holyfield could get rid of him in three. He's entertaining, but he's not a good fighter.
            The fight with Holyfield was stopped because of a cut (probably from a sneaky Holyfield headbutt the referee didn't see). If not for the cut, it may have gone the distance, or Vinnie may have won. We'll never know.

            Vinnie isn't a contender, but he's a decent journeyman and a top 100 heavyweight, according to BoxRec. If Boytsov stops Maddalone in any round it will be impressive.

            Let's consider also, Maddalone has an advantage in experience - he's been in with some good fighters.
            Last edited by The Hammer; 11-14-2008, 04:23 PM.

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