Comments Thread For: Will Marco Huck Get a Chance To Close?

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

For those who think size alone is the reason for Klitschko dominance, Marco Huck is a reply. The long-reigning WBO Cruiserweight titlist showed that when he moved up to Heavyweight for a night in 2012.

Over the course of twelve rounds, he appeared to kick Alexander Povetkin’s ass and earn his version of the WBA Heavyweight crown. The judges disagreed, favoring Povetkin by majority decision. Huck went back to Cruiswerweight. Povetkin went on to be cannon fodder for Wladimir Klitschko.
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[Hitman932]

The worst thing about Huck not unifying belts is the fact that there is nothing stopping any of those fights from being made.

[Butt stuff]

Super-heavyweight isn't exactly a "silly" idea, its just not really wanted because of the saturation of existing divisions. Wlad's a skilled fighter but that combined with his height/reach/weight makes him much harder to defeat.

I mean why do other fighters drain down to a lower division? for height/reach/rehydration-size differences.

[Bigdaddy_Vh]

The worst thing about Huck not unifying belts is the fact that there is nothing stopping any of those fights from being made.

this all day

[crold1]

Super-heavyweight isn't exactly a "silly" idea, its just not really wanted because of the saturation of existing divisions. Wlad's a skilled fighter but that combined with his height/reach/weight makes him much harder to defeat.

I mean why do other fighters drain down to a lower division? for height/reach/rehydration-size differences.

It's super silly. How many super "Super" Heavy's have their been? Wlad is harder to defeat. No need for a separate class for one guy.