Comments Thread For: Sergey Kovalev: My Name, Skills Makes Cruiserweight Division Exciting Again

[tokon]

niet comrade. you already sold your anus to canelo. we seen you hug him and ask for that selfie just before the fight. you a ho and you got quit in you.

"When I want something, I will get it.”

Krusher mustn't have wanted to beat Ward . . . .

[PRINCEKOOL]

I wonder whether they should change the Cruiser weight division back to 190 pound limit. Therefore forcing all these old school heavyweights back into the heavyweight division.

Well I assume a larger number of the current cruiser weight fighters, may enter into the heavyweight division.

Because I have a theory that the classic heavyweight i.e The Ken Norton, Joe Frazier, Tommy Morrison, Ray Mercer, Muhammad Ali, Michael Moorer, Mike Tyson, David Tua, Ron Lyle, the classic physique old school heavyweights are all hiding out at Cruiser weight since? The introduction of the 200 pound limit.

I just think if the Cruiser weight division is moved back to 190 pounds, it would probably improve that division as well as the heavyweight division.

The competition at heavyweight would have more variation of styles, and physiques.

[1hourRun]

WBSS tournament or I wont watch cruiserweight -- nah I'll watch Sergay get KO one more time, probably not his first fight but when he steps up I'll follow.

[P to the J]

The general public ain’t gripping onto the sofa paying attention to an already unpopular cruiserweight class with the Kovalev of 2015 in it, never mind one where 2022’s Kovalev wanders into it; a version who might even get beat by Lawrence Okolie.

[no.1P4P]

niet comrade. you already sold your anus to canelo. we seen you hug him and ask for that selfie just before the fight. you a ho and you got quit in you.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Sergey Kovalev believes he can bring newfound star power to a new division. The 39-year-old "Krusher" and former two-time light heavyweight champion will be making his cruiserweight debut on May 14 when he takes on Tervel Pulev at The Forum in Los Angeles in a Triller pay-per-view event.
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