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  • SickmyDuck
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    Alexeev Comments on his defeat

    By Alexey Potapov

    Cruiserweight Alexander Alexeev (16-1, 15 KOs) lost a challenge for the WBO interim cruiserweight title and his unbeaten record via TKO to Victor Emilio “El Tyson del Abasto” Ramirez (14-1, 12 KOs) last Saturday. In an exclusive interview with *********.com, Alekseev tells us what happened.

    Alexander, what was the reason for your defeat?

    It’s a lot of reasons. I was not in the best physical form. I had good tactics in the fight, I was winning on points, I was in command. I don’t know what happened to me in the ring.

    What you can tell us about Ramirez?

    Nothing special. Before the fight we had studied him very well. He’s a very strong-willed boxer. That’s what rescued him.

    None of your previous fights had lasted more than six rounds. Did that affect you?

    When I leave the ring, I want to win by knockout. But in the fight against Ramirez, I wasn’t adjusted from the very beginning. I had good tactics and can’t say that I was physically tired, simply in the final rounds I couldn’t do what I wanted.

    Who made decision not to come out for the tenth round?

    It wasn’t me. I was able fight on further, but my trainer told me that it is better not to risk it and I obeyed.

    After the fight, Ramirez said he’s ready to give to you rematch in Argentina. You agree?

    Yes, I’d be fine that the fight take place in Argentina. He came to Germany to fight in my territory, now I’m ready to fight in his territory. It’s only fair.

    You think this rematch will take place in the near future?

    Not right away. It’s necessary to wait for his fight against Enzo Maccarinelli, then it will be possible to speak about rematch

    Will you continue to work with trainer Fritz Zdunek?

    Yes, he wants to, and I do too.

    When are you coming back to Russia?

    In a week. First it’s necessary to resolve my affairs in Germany.

    http://www.*********.com/?p=2142
  • catalinul
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    #2
    He still is a good fighter,just got a setback.

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    • Jim Jeffries
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      I think Ramirez will stop Maccarenelli, fricken dude is like a tank, just keeps on coming no matter what you throw at him. Alexeev can beat him, but he needs to train a lot harder to be able to continue what he was doing for 5 rounds longer than he was able to in this fight.

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      • TheGreatA
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        I agree with what he says.

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        • BattlingNelson
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          #5
          Originally posted by Crane-Nan
          By Alexey Potapov

          Cruiserweight Alexander Alexeev (16-1, 15 KOs) lost a challenge for the WBO interim cruiserweight title and his unbeaten record via TKO to Victor Emilio “El Tyson del Abasto” Ramirez (14-1, 12 KOs) last Saturday. In an exclusive interview with *********.com, Alekseev tells us what happened.

          Alexander, what was the reason for your defeat?

          It’s a lot of reasons. I was not in the best physical form. I had good tactics in the fight, I was winning on points, I was in command. I don’t know what happened to me in the ring.

          What you can tell us about Ramirez?

          Nothing special. Before the fight we had studied him very well. He’s a very strong-willed boxer. That’s what rescued him.

          None of your previous fights had lasted more than six rounds. Did that affect you?

          When I leave the ring, I want to win by knockout. But in the fight against Ramirez, I wasn’t adjusted from the very beginning. I had good tactics and can’t say that I was physically tired, simply in the final rounds I couldn’t do what I wanted.

          Who made decision not to come out for the tenth round?

          It wasn’t me. I was able fight on further, but my trainer told me that it is better not to risk it and I obeyed.

          After the fight, Ramirez said he’s ready to give to you rematch in Argentina. You agree?

          Yes, I’d be fine that the fight take place in Argentina. He came to Germany to fight in my territory, now I’m ready to fight in his territory. It’s only fair.

          You think this rematch will take place in the near future?

          Not right away. It’s necessary to wait for his fight against Enzo Maccarinelli, then it will be possible to speak about rematch

          Will you continue to work with trainer Fritz Zdunek?

          Yes, he wants to, and I do too.

          When are you coming back to Russia?

          In a week. First it’s necessary to resolve my affairs in Germany.

          http://www.*********.com/?p=2142
          Thanks for posting.

          Interesting that Alexeev thinks that his tactics was right. I guess what he lacked was skill to avoid the onslaught of Ramirez. Alexeev definetely needs to work on footwork and counters IMO.

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          • catalinul
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            Originally posted by Jim Jeffries
            I think Ramirez will stop Maccarenelli, fricken dude is like a tank, just keeps on coming no matter what you throw at him. Alexeev can beat him, but he needs to train a lot harder to be able to continue what he was doing for 5 rounds longer than he was able to in this fight.
            Indeed this Ramirez guy looked impressive,a will that can not be broken.Tough chin,strong punches,good output.Good fighter.This fight might have showed us a new star.

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