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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Team Klitschko: Povetkin is Not in Wladimir's Plans

    Bernd Boente, the manager of WBO/WBA/IBO/IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko, says undefeated Alexander Povetkin is not in the immediate future plans of his boxer. A recent article on BoxingScene.com disclosed Povetkin's goal of getting a title shot in the near future. The Olympic champion is ranked at #2 by the World Boxing Association, which is the title Wladimir captured last Saturday in Hamburg with a dominating decision over David Haye in Hamburg.
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    • vcvc
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      #2
      someone sounds scared.

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        • etlux
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          I dunno what's up with Povetkin his career seems to have stalled ors omething.

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            • etlux
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              #4
              Originally posted by vcvc
              someone sounds scared.
              scared? Povetkin is the one that pulled out of the initial match between the two

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                • vacon04
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                  Wlad should fight the winner of Chisora/Fury or Arreola, Povetkin had his chance two times and refused to fight because he "was not ready" ... I think he was the #1 contender for the belt the second time but Atlas advised him not to fight Wlad.

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                    • Pinoy4ever
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                      Good 2 know cause Povetkin hasn't fought in a long time.

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                        • The Hammer
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                          Povetkin needs to re-establish himself with a win over another contender before he even thinks about getting a title shot.

                          There are many more deserving contenders right now. I'd like to see Wlad in with either Arreola or Dimitrenko next. If Boytsov is healthy and has a warm-up, he'd be a decent opponent as well.

                          Eventually I'd like to see the Klitschkos fight Helenius, Perez, Pulev, and the winner of Fury-Chisora, but it would be better if those up-and-comers got in at least 20 pro fights first.

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                            • JAB5239
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                              Originally posted by Freedom.
                              Povetkin needs to re-establish himself with a win over another contender before he even thinks about getting a title shot.

                              There are many more deserving contenders right now. I'd like to see Wlad in with either Arreola or Dimitrenko next. If Boytsov is healthy and has a warm-up, he'd be a decent opponent as well.

                              Eventually I'd like to see the Klitschkos fight Helenius, Perez, Pulev, and the winner of Fury-Chisora, but it would be better if those up-and-comers got in at least 20 pro fights first.
                              Lol!! Ya think?

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                                • King Kong
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                                  it seems like you have a stalker, Freedom.

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                                    • throbk1974
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                                      Povetkin needs another trainer. He's going to rot on the vine!

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