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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Lebedev's Manager Talks Jones Rematch, Marco Huck II

    Last May, former WBA cruiserweight champion Denis Lebedev suffered a severe beating when he faced the "other" WBA cruiserweight champion, Guillermo Jones in Russia. Lebedev's right eye was swollen shut in the first round and he later suffered a cut over his right eye as well. In the eleventh round a crushing shot sent Lebedev face first into the canvas, knocking him out in the process.

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  • joe strong
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    I always said in the bigger weight divisions European & foreign fighters should come to the states to train. better sparring & more selection of partners & gyms. Europe is pretty small & there are only so many good trainers, gyms & sparring available...

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      "The American professional look." I like that, unlike some posters here Lebedev's team appears to have respect for American boxing know-how.

      Good luck to him against Jones.

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      • Mikhnienko
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        To the author Lebedev was not sent face first to the canvas and wasn't knocked out. He took a knee because of accumilation got up and was on his feet when the ref waved it off perhaps you should watch a fight you're writing about.

        Originally posted by joe strong
        I always said in the bigger weight divisions European & foreign fighters should come to the states to train. better sparring & more selection of partners & gyms. Europe is pretty small & there are only so many good trainers, gyms & sparring available...
        Europe is not small and it has a larger talent pool in heavier weight divisions Kornilev specifically says they had good sparring in Russia during the article. At the moment America does not have a single top CW.

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          Originally posted by Mikhnienko
          To the author Lebedev was not sent face first to the canvas and wasn't knocked out. He took a knee because of accumilation got up and was on his feet when the ref waved it off perhaps you should watch a fight you're writing about.



          Europe is not small and it has a larger talent pool in heavier weight divisions Kornilev specifically says they had good sparring in Russia during the article. At the moment America does not have a single top CW.
          I agree, Europe literally runs the entire cruiserweight division Wlodarczyk, Lebedev, Huck, Hernandez and Ofalabi from the UK with his IBO belt are the champions. While Hernandez is not a European born he is based and fights in Germany every single fight and is promoted by European giants Sauerland Event.
          Last edited by chocolate; 04-18-2014, 05:35 PM.

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            The best pro trainers are still American.

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