"Krusher" Kovalev vs RJJ@ 168-175lbs/12-12.5 Stone. Who wins?

[Nay_Sayer]

Dustin Nicholas jab disagrees lololololol

Can you imagine what Kovalev's jab would do to Wilder's sand castle chin???? peeright: LOL

LOL.

It's clear that you don't know anything about how boxing works.

Wilder is a 6'7" heavyweight. The LAST thing Kovalev wants to do is get into a jabbing contest with a 6'7" heavyweight. If Kovalev stays on the outside and attempts to outbox Wilder, he'll find himself at the end of that big right hand - and then he'll find himself counting lights. Kovalev doesn't have the tools to deal with a guy like Wilder.

Like I said, Wilder by early KO..

[MarsinLeo]

Jones was a glass jawed ducker with exception chin-hiding abilities.

Also you want to respond to my comment about the comparison of Kovalev's jab to Dustin Nichols? LOLOLOL eeright?:

Roy Jones was a glass jawed ducker?

WTF are you talking about. I can't take you serious.

I should have known you were just trollin... carry on.

[Nay_Sayer]

Plus, they're talking about challenging for the Heavyweight title. As far as I know Jennings isn't the champion.

Neither was Ruiz - but he was a top 5 HW much like Jennings is today. Call me when Kovalev goes up to HW and beats him..

[Pac=Duran]

Arturo Gatti was electrifying as well.

Looooool

Arturo Gatti was a glorified punching bag.

I'll just leave this Emmanuel Steward quote about Pacquiao here, I trust his boxing knowledge over some illiterate internet troll.

"Among all time greats, I would say he has to be in the top dozen, not so much for what he did not so much for what he did in the last couple of years, it***8217;s the earlier part of his career that lasts about two or three years ago. When you keep fighting against the best continually, and that***8217;s what I rank greatness on***8212;performance against the best, not just all of these records and eight or nine championships. To me that doesn***8217;t really mean anything. You got four different organizations, maybe five depending on what you want to respect, and every five pounds is a different weight division. But the fact that he***8217;s fought some of the best, and most of the guys were future Hall of Fame guys themselves. He has performed on a top level and just to have this longevity, I would have to rate him in the top dozen fighters of all time."

[Killer_of_Sheep]

Roy probably stops him.

[LacedUp]

Roy of course.

[Killer_of_Sheep]

Kovalev was somewhat troubled by Pascal who really is poor (very poor) man's version of Roy.

[therealpugilist]

John Ruiz was a ****ing god damned bum. He chose the worse heavyweight champ there was and if there was no Johh Ruiz holding a belt he would never have gone to heavyweight.

John Ruiz wasn't a bum

Just cause someone has a style you don't prefer doesn't mean he wasn't world class


Their was a point when he was a top 5 heavyweight

He beat some good fighters too...jameel mccline, hasim rahman, Andrew golota, fees oquendo and holyfield even in 2001 wasn't losing to no bums his only losses to that point we're to Lennox lewis, bowe, and moored

You need to start paying more attention to the sport instead of bad attempts @ trolling

[LacedUp]

While that's true, Kovalev is also the complete package, he isn't as athletic, but he has more power. RJJ might get stopped in the late rounds.

Kovalev wouldn't touch Roy at all.

[LacedUp]

Kovalev is much, much more than a poster though. And when people hear "puncher" they think the fighter doesn't have other skills. Kovalev is the complete package.

Not the complete package like Roy was! That's for sure.

Roy is probably the best fighter I've ever seen, certainly live. And that includes Kovalev for sure.