Comments Thread For: Hopkins Aims To Beat Kovalev Better Than Trinidad/Pavlik

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

IBF/WBA light heavyweight champion Bernard Hopkins, nearly 50-years-old, is looking to make a huge statement on November 8th at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. Hopkins is facing WBO champion Sergey Kovalev (25-0-1, 23KOs) in a very high stakes unification.

If Hopkins is successful, some experts will consider it the biggest victory of his long career - even bigger than his showcase wins over Felix "Tito" Trinidad, Jean Pascal and Kelly Pavlik. Hopkins is predicting a statement win, and wants to beat Kovalev in better fashion than he did Trinidad or Pavlik.
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[Build That Wall]

Hopkins will do exactly that.

[Realboxingfan1]

Hopefully b-hop can pull it off .it would be a trip though if b-hop was to get ktfo.

[chico malo ali]

Can't wait to see b-hop teach this chump a lesson.

[TRTboy]

Hopkins is a legend but I think kovalev is the guy to beat him. Kovalev will land at some point. Kovalev's ability to pick his shots is very underrated, this ain't your typical wild power puncher that throws blind hayemakers. I just feel that he will clip bhop with something and finish him.

[Larry the boss]

I have this strange feeling that Hopkins is yet to paint his perfect masterpiece

[The Problem Child]

You are getting destroyed old man. No turning back now, November 8th, it is retirement day a la force.

[Larry the boss]

You are getting destroyed old man. No turning back now, November 8th, it is retirement day a la force.

Wanna bet all your points on it?

[PRBOXINGCOTTO]

This fight is not bigger then Tito sorry can't compare a legend to a up and coming star

[texasboi15]

I have this strange feeling that Hopkins is yet to paint his perfect masterpiece

At this stage of his career it ain't getting no better than the performances against Tito and Pavlik!

And let's not put Kovalev on the level of Tito Trinidad or Kelly Pavlik.

At this point the only performance that could possibly top the Tito/Pavlik victories would have to be a shut out performance against none other than Andre Ward.

Good luck with that old man.