"Klitschko fights the same way every time. That robotic, Eastern European style"

[#1Assassin]

Chambers' trainer is a racist moron. He's probably still upset and bitter about Chambers getting his ass whooped by Russian Alexander Povetkin.

The Klitschkos opponents and trainers always talk **** before the fight and they always end up getting owned by the Klitschkos.

I can't wait till Wlad destroys Chambers.

im surprised your ******ed ass havent drowned in a sink by now.

[The Hammer]

im surprised your ******ed ass havent drowned in a sink by now.

We know why you hate the Klitschkos, you racist bastard.

[Steelhammer2011]

I see you're an idiot, so no point in trying to have an intelligent discussion with you, have fun trolling.

Just ignore pullcounter. He's just another black racist who hates the fact that Eastern Europeans dominate the heavyweight division.

[Boxingwizard]

Chambers is absolutely right.....


It still won't stop him from getting his arse kicked. I know which style I'd rather have.

The way to beat is Wlad is power, aggression, a chin, and some skills.

Chambers is not a power puncher, but he has a lot of skills, and he will be putting a lot of pressure. The last time a boxer was constantly pressuring W.Klitschko was Corrie Sanders.

[Boxingwizard]

Chambers' trainer is a racist moron. He's probably still upset and bitter about Chambers getting his ass whooped by Russian Alexander Povetkin.

The Klitschkos opponents and trainers always talk **** before the fight and they always end up getting owned by the Klitschkos.

I can't wait till Wlad destroys Chambers.

You know you can change your username without creating a new account.

[The-BOSS]

http://espn.go.com/sports/boxing/blo...pset-klitschko

The snow was melting yesterday at the Pocono ski lodge where Eddie Chambers & Co. were winding down their seven-week training camp and preparing to shock the world, never mind what anybody (everybody?) else thinks.
Philly-based Chambers fights Wladimir Klitschko on March 20 in Dusseldorf, Germany, for a bagful of heavyweight belts. Chambers and trainer Rob Murray insist that despite the heavy 8-1 odds, the 27-year-old Chambers will beat Klitschko handily. Handily!

"Klitschko fights the same way every time. That robotic, Eastern European style. It's easy to train for him, because you know what he's gonna do," Murray said.
"Fast Eddie" looked quick-handed as usual sparring with 7-foot Marcellus Brown and undefeated Malik Scott.
Chambers is trying to keep up the ring movement that helped him outbox Alexander Dimitrenko in July. He knows he's no monster puncher, so he wants to pester Wlad into submission. "I want him to feel, 'God, I cannot get away from this guy's punches,'" Chambers said. "I want him to be uneasy in there. Like he's running in a maze and can never find the exit."
If there's any upset vibe in the air, it's because Klitschko-Chambers is getting precious little love in the States, like Mike Tyson-Buster Douglas in Tokyo or Lennox Lewis-Hasim Rahman in South Africa. But Eddie said he won't be content with that sort of upset:
"I don't want it to be the kind of upset where it's a lucky punch and if you fight the guy 100 times he would beat you the other 99," Chambers said.
Instead, he's thinking more along the lines of Cassius Clay over Sonny Liston: "A win where he knows he got beat and he knows he would get beaten again."

Chambers is gonna get knocked out. As simple as that. He'll be just another victim.