Kubrat Pulev: up-and-coming heavyweight

[The Hammer]

Kubrat Pulev has been facing the kind of opposition in some of his first seven pro fights as most boxers face in their 15th to 20th fights.

Here he is last weekend against Danny Batchelder:




On Jan 30th against Matt Skelton:




And in December against Gbenga Oloukun:




Here's his girlfriend:

[j@yo-ako!]

I've heard of this kid, I hope he becomes a success

[Hayehammer]

thx carnivore! pulev is a tough guy

[Earl-Hickey]

Lol, "here's his girlfriend"

[The Hammer]

Lol, "here's his girlfriend"

Andrea is Bulgaria's most popular singer and Pulev was their top amateur boxer, so they're a high-profile couple:

[gingeralbino]

Andrea is Bulgaria's most popular singer and Pulev was their top amateur boxer, so they're a high-profile couple:

see i knew that was gonna be terrible music, but yet i played it anyway, with the sound turned up for some reason!! wtf was i thinking?

she is fine though, wouldnt kick her out of bed if she shat in it.

[77Ritchie77]

seems good batchelder has a good chin that was 1 shot.

[The Hammer]

seems good batchelder has a good chin that was 1 shot.

That was a nice punch.

He's fighting next on the same card as Kessler-Froch in Denmark on Apr 24. No opponent has been announced yet.

[Hitman932]

European Refs are such a goddamn joke.

Nice punch but Batchelder was up by 8, he wasn't wobbling and he verbally responded to the ref. Typical bull**** stoppage.

[The Hammer]

European Refs are such a goddamn joke.

Nice punch but Batchelder was up by 8, he wasn't wobbling and he verbally responded to the ref. Typical bull**** stoppage.

Most European (including British) refs take no chances of anybody being seriously injured.

But I think that's probably better than the refs in the US, Mexico, and Japan who have let boxers continue taking a beating until they suffer fatal injuries.