Comments Thread For: Povetkin's Manager: Chisora Fight Possible For The Fall

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According to Vladimir Hrunov, the manager for WBA "regular" champion Alexander Povetkin, a fight with British boxer Dereck Chisora is possible for the fall if the Briton is able to obtain a license to box. Chisora is in the process of appealing a March 14 decision by the British Boxing Board of Control to strip him of his license after a brawl with compatriot David Haye in Germany last month.


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[ny123]

The winner should be first in line to get a shot at Wlad.

[Superflo777]

That fight would probably take place in Russia.

Judging from Povetkin's last embarrassing performance I can see Chisora winning. Unless Povetkin won't seriously improve his stamina soon.

[Enzo Mc is SHIT]

Povetkin by robbery

[jwsykesy]

good call, too many robberies in boxing these days

[Tobi.G]

Thumbs up if Povetkin really fights Chisora! Chisora has great stamina when hes in shape like he was against Klitschko and Helenius. 12 rounds at a high workrate, you dont see a 240 pound heavyweight with that kind of workrate verry often! If Povetkin comes in bad shape again i cant see him winning against Chisora, he would be stopped IMO. Chisora has a good chin as well so Povetkin could never stop him. Back then Povetkin had a great workrate as well, when he fought Chambers, Byrd. But against Huck he was tired i round 4...

[TheGreatA]

Dangerous match-up for Povetkin. He has to be in peak condition, otherwise Chisora might walk him down, and recently Povetkin has been far from peak condition.

[ironmike2012]

Sounds like a good fight make it happen, they need neutral judges to make it fair.

[yoz]

Can't see it. Povetkin's a protected fighter. His team won't put him in against a dangerous opponent.

He'll eventually lose the '0' to Wlad.

[Superflo777]

He'll eventually lose the '0' to Wlad.

I doubt he'll ever find the balls to do that. Perhaps Pove's manager will want to collect the K2 paycheck after Povetkin has no good fights left.