Who should Alexander Povetkin fight next?

[NEETzsche]

face fury, and the winner gets wlad.

[gingeralbino]

His last two fights.

Chakhkiev was the first to stop the durable, defensive-minded Simms.

just watched his fights with Simms and Jolly (who tbf looked a bit better than his record suggested)

Chakhkiev looked decent, strong as an ox, good puncher. But he throws way too many hooks imo. Pretty much every punch he threw was a hook. He never really set up and attacks. When he bobs and weives he's ok but he seemed to forget about doing that a lot of the time (although that may be down to the fact he didnt really have to as the competition wasnt up to much).

I dont agree that he's ready for the top dogs yet but he's worth keeping an eye on. Hopefully he can get some fights, i like come forward aggressive fighters with big punches. They're usually good to watch!

[Spray_resistant]

I want to see the Huck fight, Huck isn't great but he does come to fight and has power.

[MASTERFUL]

I like Povetkin, but he needs to stop ducking Wlad.

[Spray_resistant]

I like Povetkin, but he needs to stop ducking Wlad.

This has been going on I think before Haye was even in the picture, he simply doesn't want to get the inevitable beating.

[TheKza]

Del Boy Chisora.

[Goodfella12]

Wladimir Klitschko

[Mikhnienko]

concidering Teddy Atlas said to the interviewer on sat night to not even mention the Klits for 2 years i think we can count that fight out.

Huck wouldnt be the worst fight. Rahman getting anotehr shot is a joke, even if it isnt for a real title.

Fury is no where near ready for that kind of test (and might not ever be bless him)

Whats the story with Boystov? Is he out for another 17 years after breaking his fist rapping his ghands again?

Chisora showed he can fight. He's not far of getting anotehr shot imo

Fury, Huck, Chisora would all interest me in that order. Fury fight would be great although i don't really want Sasha picking off possible Klychko defenses. Feed Huck to Povetkin and show him how terribly out of depth his caveman skills would be against guys bigger than him.

[The Hammer]

I dont agree that he's ready for the top dogs yet but he's worth keeping an eye on. Hopefully he can get some fights, i like come forward aggressive fighters with big punches. They're usually good to watch!

He definitely has an entertaining style.

[THUG LIFE]

Start with Tomasz Adamek, that would be a very good matchup. Then there's Robert Helenius who is an easy win for whichever champion gets him first, then Alexander Ustinov who I know little about but he has a decent record and stats.