Dimitrenko vs Chambers

[Alec900]

Dimitrenko TKO

[ACHlLLES]

This poll is more one-sided then I expected, I was expecting it to be 50/50.

[Leo Pradun]

if povetkin doesnt wana fight dimitrenko this is the fight that has to happen

[Ogecca MaMa]

i dont think Dimitrenko has enough pwoer to tko or even ko thru Chamber's defense. I say UD by Dimitrenko

[Boxingwizard]

A very tough fight for Chambers because of the obvious height disadvantage. I still predict he would win because I'm bias.

This is one of those David vs Goliath matchups, as a matter fact Chambers will always be David against any heavyweight.

[Boxingwizard]

But what did Povetkin do in 17 fights to make people hold him in such high regards? If he was the champion then that statement makes sense. But Povetkin doesn't have a belt and is just another contender just like Chambers or Dimitrenko with Just a little higher ranking.

So this big 3 fight deal that Klitschko made Haye sign, doesn't look like Povetkin is gonna get his shot anytime soon. So why not make make the contenders fight each other? WBO has Dimitrenko number 1 and IBF has Povetkin number 1. If Klitschko is tied up at the moment, it only makes sense if the 2 mandatories fight each other to see who fights for the title.
That way we don't have to sit thru Klitschko beating Haye, Arreola, Povetkin and Dimitrenko.

I didn't understand the contract that much, but Haye only has to fight Klitschko again if he wins? So if Wlad beats Haye, Wlad will fight Povetkin in September, am I right?

[HeartAttack]

I didn't understand the contract that much, but Haye only has to fight Klitschko again if he wins. So if Wlad beats Haye he will fight Povetkin in September, am I right?

correct. Haye won't have to fight any other Klitschko unless he wins. However, they hold the promotional rights to his next 3 fights (including this one with Wlad) win or lose.

[The Hammer]

I'll go with Chambers because he doesn't cry to the referee when in trouble in a fight

I'll go with Dimitrenko because he doesn't withdraw into a shell and stop throwing punches after his opponent hits him a few times.

[HeartAttack]

Chambers hasn't really fought anyone with the height AND punch output of Dimitrenko. Sascha has long arms as one poster suggested, but what that poster fails to realize is that Dimitrenko throws combinations from a distance well with those arms and unlike many guys that are so long, Dimitrenko can fight on the insdie almost better than on the outside. What really sets him apart from the other young heavyweights is his bodywork, power, workrate, and unlike Povetkin, a sturdy chin. Chambers will have success in this fight, he always does and always will, but in the end it will be Dimitrenko by decision. Too busy and too strong down the stretch for a lot of guys period, let alone Chambers.

[Boxingwizard]

I'll go with Dimitrenko because he doesn't withdraw into a shell and stop throwing punches after his opponent hits him a few times.

You're assuming Chambers has a bad chin and Povetkin hits hard, which are neither true. Chambers got hit by Peter with sold right hands and he didn't go into a shell.