Klitschko Dominates and Batters Chagaev For The Stoppage

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Klitschko Dominates and Batters Chagaev For The Stoppage

    Before 60,000 fans at the Veltins Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, WBO/IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (53-3, 47KOs) stopped WBA "champion in recess" Ruslan Chagaev (25-1-1, 17KOs) after nine rounds of action. [details]
  • DuttyAlacrity
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    #2
    one word: combination
    does Klitschko even know what that means? As much i respect him, it's becoming increasingly difficult to continue rooting for him. Throw an uppercut for peace sake! In fact, throw more than 2 punches in an exchange atleast. DAMN!

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    • badblood
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      #3
      What's a Klitschko?

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      • Iceta
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        #4
        BJ Flores just called Vlad a Greek god. Lol.

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        • Dave Rado
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          #5
          Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
          Before 60,000 fans at the Veltins Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, WBO/IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (53-3, 47KOs) stopped WBA "champion in recess" Ruslan Chagaev (25-1-1, 17KOs) after nine rounds of action. [details]
          Goodness you got your report written quickly!

          That's the most fluid I've seen Wlad fight. Shame he didn't throw more combinations but he didn't need to. Very good performance. I was surprised it was stopped so quickly though.

          In a way it says something about how seriously Wlad must have taken Haye though, because he appears to have prepared harder than he usually does.

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          • Iceta
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            #6
            A lot of people always say that Arreola doesn't stand a chance against Vlad. But he wouldn't just stand there like a dumb ass and continue eating jab after jab. I think Arreola could beat Vlad.

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            • joe strong
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              #7
              dominating performance.terrible fight thou.did you see the look on chagaev faces after he got of the canvas?he had that "**** what did I get myself into look"...LOL! He couldve knocked him out anytime he wanted.anyone can see why hbo & showtime never touched this fight.haye,povetkin,arreola,& even my bucket of chicken eaten toney would have fought harder.I did say 2 days ago I thought chagaev lost to drumond & that if he fought like that again he'd lose badly.he hasn't beaten anyone other than ruiz & valuev.those fights were3 years ago.I honestly think he is going to retire.the injuries & health issues have done him in.he's shot at 30.I was never convinced he was that good before this.hb Flores sure tried to sell it as a exciting fight...he's a Greek god! LOL! Get your pink knee pads on Flores now we all know what BJ stands for.LOL!

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              • Vladimir303
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                #8
                Originally posted by Iceta
                A lot of people always say that Arreola doesn't stand a chance against Vlad. But he wouldn't just stand there like a dumb ass and continue eating jab after jab. I think Arreola could beat Vlad.
                Arreola is too slow and flabby. Wlad would see his punches coming from a mile away. I think some give Arrola a better chance because of his fights being so exciting lately, getting dropped and getting back up and all. Means nothing once a 6'6 guy marginalizes him and uses him as a fat body bag to practice on.

                Oh and I didn't just say this because i'm a Wladimir fan (note: my real name is actually Vladimir with a V)

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                • jedihillis
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                  Chagaev didn't really press the fight after the 2nd round. I agree that Wlad's fight's haven't been very exciting, but his opponents aren't helping him much. As much as I want to see Haye get KTFO, I respect the fact that he wants to make a fight out of it.

                  In short, it's not all Klitschko's fault.

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                  • vercingetorix3
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                    #10
                    Could Arreola even make it into the championship rounds?

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