The Heavyweight division is killing boxing

[badboypeenoy]

They shouldn't PPV heavyweight fights, EVER

[insipiens]

When a legitimate challenger arises it will be a PPV.

Alex Povetkin is an honest kid with a stellar amateur pedigree, but he wouldn't have offered anything different tonight. Arreola? He's a good kid too but doesn't have elite HW talent. If Wlad had a real dance partner he could make a big fight.

But you can't make it happen where there's no real challenger. Haye is not it.

[ELPacman]

Wlad isn't a tough guy. He goes nuts when he loses control of the situation. I don't think he can be in any real gritty fight where he's forced to take some bullets inorder to finally take out his opponent. When he's rocked, he's done which means until we get an opponent for Wlad that can hurt him or get to him, he's gonna be in boring fights over and over.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

i like it when they fight in germany...its been years since ive been able to take an afternoon nap



and this past one, wasnt entirely Wlad's fault...he actually clinched less and at least shot that jab out


this one's on Rahman...i know he didnt have time to prepare but damn, show SOME kind of heart and fight...at least pretend to have heart.


it looked like a black de la quitter in there

[The Hammer]

i like it when they fight in germany...its been years since ive been able to take an afternoon nap



and this past one, wasnt entirely Wlad's fault...he actually clinched less and at least shot that jab out


this one's on Rahman...i know he didnt have time to prepare but damn, show SOME kind of heart and fight...at least pretend to have heart.


it looked like a black de la quitter in there

Rahman had seven weeks to prepare, that should have been enough.

He fought like someone who knew he was going to lose, and you're right, that's pathetic.

[AztecWanker]

Rahman's body language suggested that he didnt want to fight, since the national anthems...