Wtf happened to pirog?
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And now that Ross Greenburg knows that Pirog is good, he'll never get back on HBO again. Same reason Adamek can't get back on - he was supposed to lose to Arreola.
Same reason Bute, the Klitschkos, etc. can't get back on HBO.
Adamek is fighting lesser opponents like Maddalone because his promoter can't afford to pay better opponents without HBO or Showtime money.Comment
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Last I read, Pirog has his heart set on returning to the US. His promoter Titov can and is willing to get him fights in Russia, but Dmitry is foolishly believing he can make it big in the USA.Comment
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True.
And now that Ross Greenburg knows that Pirog is good, he'll never get back on HBO again. Same reason Adamek can't get back on - he was supposed to lose to Arreola.
Same reason Bute, the Klitschkos, etc. can't get back on HBO.
Adamek is fighting lesser opponents like Maddalone because his promoter can't afford to pay better opponents without HBO or Showtime money.Comment
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Hopefully he snaps out.Comment
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I haven't seen much of that guy. One thing I really noticed is he moves weird in the ring. He'll back straight up, but he'll move his lead foot back first, behind his back foot, and then bring his back foot into the correct position. Sometimes when he's coming forward, he moves his back foot first, but I really noticed it when he was moving backwards to step out of range. Maybe someone with more knowledge could tell me if that's good under any circumstance, but as far as I know that's a really bad thing to do. Against a fighter with good lateral movement, he could get really ****ed up, if they circle on him when he's crossing his feet.Comment
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i just read that pirog was a competitive chess player who took up boxing for exercise
pirogs the coolestComment
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I haven't seen much of that guy. One thing I really noticed is he moves weird in the ring. He'll back straight up, but he'll move his lead foot back first, behind his back foot, and then bring his back foot into the correct position. Sometimes when he's coming forward, he moves his back foot first, but I really noticed it when he was moving backwards to step out of range. Maybe someone with more knowledge could tell me if that's good under any circumstance, but as far as I know that's a really bad thing to do. Against a fighter with good lateral movement, he could get really ****ed up, if they circle on him when he's crossing his feet.Comment
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