Comments Thread For: Photos: Wlodarczyk vs. Chakhkiev Moscow Presser

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A big press conference was held to officially announce a major event on June 21 in Moscow, where in the main event 2008 Olympic champion Rakhim Chakhkiev (16-0, 12KOs) will take the biggest step of his career when he challenges WBC cruiserweight champion Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (47-2-1, 33KOs) of Poland. Photos by Marat Lialin/Alboxing.ru


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[rudy4pl]

Unibrow looks a little bit bigger.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

There's Dan's boy and lol @ the 2nd pic.


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[Mikhnienko]

I think this fight has the potential to be another under the radar and under appreciated CW war.

[King_]

****ing stoked for this, can't wait. What a huge step up for Chakhkiev. I like Wlodarczyk but he is going to get KOd, IMO.
Chakhkiev is a monster and Wlod is no slouch and a legit champion. This is going to be a war. Shame that some people don't like this division for some reason.

Lebedev-jones, Huck-afolabi, Chakhkiev-Wlodarcyzk all in the span of a month of so....

The CW division is really heating up.

[Mikhnienko]

****ing stoked for this, can't wait. What a huge step up for Chakhkiev. I like Wlodarczyk but he is going to get KOd, IMO.


Lebedev-jones, Huck-afolabi, Chakhkiev-Wlodarcyzk all in the span of a month of so....

The CW division is really heating up.

Wlodarczyk has always shown a solid chin and Chakhkiev hasn't been destroying guys his last few fights the way he was earlier. It's also a huge step up in class so i think its unlikely that Rakhkim will just walk through him.

Alekseev is YPH's IBF mandatory and he hasn't fought since he lost against Ross last September so mandatories every 9 months means it should be his next fight.

[King_]

Wlodarczyk has always shown a solid chin and Chakhkiev hasn't been destroying guys his last few fights the way he was earlier. It's also a huge step up in class so i think its unlikely that Rakhkim will just walk through him.

Alekseev is YPH's IBF mandatory so that should happen in the next several months too.

I don't think he will walk through him. It's going to be a hell of a fight, but I see Chakhkiev is going to stop him in the late rounds. What you say is also true, and it is most definitely a huge step up, but IMO that will benefit Chakhkiev. Fighting for a title is the ultimate prize and I expect him to be highly motivated.

Of course easier said then done. But I really believe Chakhkiev will stop him around round 10 or so, and be in the best shape of his life.cEither way, it's gonna be a war


And I didn't know that. 4 very solid title fights. This one especially though, MUCH respect to Wlodarczyk for taking this fight and defending against Chakhkiev

[Mikhnienko]

I don't think he will walk through him. It's going to be a hell of a fight, but I see Chakhkiev is going to stop him in the late rounds. What you say is also true, and it is most definitely a huge step up, but IMO that will benefit Chakhkiev. Fighting for a title is the ultimate prize and I expect him to be highly motivated.

Of course easier said then done. But I really believe Chakhkiev will stop him around round 10 or so, and be in the best shape of his life.cEither way, it's gonna be a war


And I didn't know that. 4 very solid title fights. This one especially though, MUCH respect to Wlodarczyk for taking this fight and defending against Chakhkiev

In Russia no less although if he loses he has a rematch clause for the return bout in Poland.

[King_]

In Russia no less although if he loses he has a rematch clause for the return bout in Poland.

No doubt, true fighter. And I can't blame them for that. His camp knows it's going to be a tough fight, and a rematch would be a huge fight in Poland