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  • Vasyl’s dad
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    #11
    Originally posted by hougigo
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    Originally Posted by Southpawology

    So clinch all fight? If they get a ref in there that warns alexander for excessive clinching he will be ****ed

    Probably, if not he'll just keep his distance and avoid standing toe-to-toe
    no. he will try to. doesn't mean he will though.


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      #12
      Originally posted by Southpawology
      So clinch all fight? If they get a ref in there that warns alexander for excessive clinching he will be ****ed
      Yeah, good luck finding that. That's an "if" that isn't happening.

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        #13
        alexander will expose provo's ears with his loud annoying grunts

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          #14
          Does Arum promote Provodnikov? If so we know that he'll never let him fight Devon Alexander since he's with Golden Boy.

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            #15
            Say what you will about Devon, but I think Cunningham is right. Devon's constant use of his legs would put Provodnikov out of his ideal distance. Couple that up with Devon's long jab and I think he can outbox him easy. With that being said, a pressure guy like Matthysse got to Devon, hit him with heavy shots and put him down for the first time in his career.

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              #16
              Originally posted by hougigo
              Probably, if not he'll just keep his distance and avoid standing toe-to-toe
              Bad match up stylistically speaking. Alexander vs Thurman might be a good match or as they would say a sleeper.

              I think Thurman would give Alexander all he could handle and his body shots would slow Alexander down. Could be a lot of clinches and holding and of course it would have to be on Showtime.

              What about a Peterson vs Alexander?

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                #17
                Originally posted by Devils Advocate
                Bad match up stylistically speaking. Alexander vs Thurman might be a good match or as they would say a sleeper.

                I think Thurman would give Alexander all he could handle and his body shots would slow Alexander down. Could be a lot of clinches and holding and of course it would have to be on Showtime.

                What about a Peterson vs Alexander?
                Khan/Alexander and Ortiz/Alexander would be interesting as well

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                  #18
                  I see this senile old coot is still fooling some on NSB

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                    #19
                    if a lil pressure from bradley and matthyse can shake devon, I'm sure provo would be able to get to him too. not saying devon loses as I think its a pick em fight but c'mon cunninham! devon looked like serious sh.it vs bailey and you expect us to believe you?


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                      #20
                      Originally posted by kings14
                      Say what you will about Devon, but I think Cunningham is right. Devon's constant use of his legs would put Provodnikov out of his ideal distance. Couple that up with Devon's long jab and I think he can outbox him easy. With that being said, a pressure guy like Matthysse got to Devon, hit him with heavy shots and put him down for the first time in his career.
                      And ultimately beat him and was jobbed.

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