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Originally posted by Arthur Daley View PostA compact tight powerful counter puncher. Someone like Stiverne ironically.
Wilder's footwork and inside fighting is awful and he is massively out strengthened by Povetkin so he can't even rough him up in the clinch. An aggressive top class come forward fighter is going to destroy Wilder. Hell even the current Arreola could crush him. Look at the success the God awful Molina had plodding forward occasionally while only throwing one or two punches at a time. A fast precise combination punching wizard like Povetkin is going to have a field day. Team Wilder can clearly see this too.
But the Wilder vs Stiverne, it's close as hell with Wilder having the edge IMO. But Carlos Takam was keeping up for a while, so did Huck. As rounds passed by, they started gassing out... while Povetkin keeps hammering them with uppercuts, swings, all in the inside game. Wilder was gassing out a bit in Molina's fight... The only person that can batter and slowdown povetkin is Wlad. Wilder is nowhere near as technical or skilled as Wlad.
It's gonna be the best HW fight in a LONG time, no doubt about it. Molina rocked Wilder with his punches lol, wobbled around quite a bit. Imagine Povetkin? I know for a fact Povetkin is much more powerfulLast edited by BOMB ZQUAD; 06-16-2015, 03:09 PM.
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Originally posted by Arthur Daley View PostA compact tight powerful counter puncher. Someone like Stiverne ironically.
Wilder's footwork and inside fighting is awful and he is massively out strengthened by Povetkin so he can't even rough him up in the clinch. An aggressive top class come forward fighter is going to destroy Wilder. Hell even the current Arreola could crush him. Look at the success the God awful Molina had plodding forward occasionally while only throwing one or two punches at a time. A fast precise combination punching wizard like Povetkin is going to have a field day. Team Wilder can clearly see this too.Last edited by BWC; 06-16-2015, 03:04 PM.
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Originally posted by BWC View PostSo now you're saying Povetkin is Mike Tyson? Ooooookkkaaayyy
I would flip it around. What kind of fighter would you pick to beat a fighter with a 75" reach, slow feet, little to no jab effectiveness, who wants to charge his opponent and fight inside to land hooks?
I would pick a long, rangy, jab fighter with good mobility who can frustrate the smaller fighter and tire him but popping him everytime he tries to get inside. Lo and behold what do we have here?
Wilder's footwork and inside fighting is awful and he is massively out strengthened by Povetkin so he can't even rough him up in the clinch. An aggressive top class come forward fighter is going to destroy Wilder. Hell even the current Arreola could crush him. Look at the success the God awful Molina had plodding forward occasionally while only throwing one or two punches at a time. A fast precise combination punching wizard like Povetkin is going to have a field day. Team Wilder can clearly see this too.
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Have they even tried to contact them? You guys are the champion, fight the man.
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Originally posted by Arthur Daley View PostThink logically here for a second. If you had to pick a fighter from the past to easily destroy Wilder early would you go for Mike Tyson or Larry Holmes? Bonus points for answering without turning to hatred.
I would flip it around. What kind of fighter would you pick to beat a fighter with a 75" reach, slow feet, little to no jab effectiveness, who wants to charge his opponent and fight inside to land hooks?
I would pick a long, rangy, jab fighter with good mobility who can frustrate the smaller fighter and tire him but popping him everytime he tries to get inside. Lo and behold what do we have here?
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Originally posted by BWC View Posthaha really. The way you guys talk about Povetkin, it's just hilarious. Is this the same guy who barely beat Marco Huck? What, it it because he knocked out a not even trying Perez? WTF..
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Originally posted by ***1048;ATAS View PostThey aren't going to fight Povetkin. They'll do whatever it takes to avoid him and possibly drop the belt if need be. I mean, Molina was rocking Wilder.
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Originally posted by Travycat View PostPersonal opinion, but they're not trying to fight Povetkin next. Probably not for 2 more fights, unfortunately. Deontay went from wanting to fight the best with all of that chatter before the Stiverne fight, to having Haymon "advising" (cough bull**** cough) him on fights where he can make money--which is cool. I mean, you don't want to be getting hit in the face repeatedly and not get out at some point with a nice nest egg to retire on. Just don't be the champ if you're not going to fight the number 1's and mandatories. You look back at Ali, Tyson, Holyfield, Lewis, Foreman, Frazier--THE GREATS, these guys fought EVERYONE. Society has gotten a little soft and a lot of these new guys are more interested in being personalities than boxers. Previous gens had both. I'm not a big UFC guy--I'll watch some of the fights here and there, but I wish boxing had Dana White sometimes. That dude is just sort of like, "You're fighting him next. Don't like it? Vacate the belt." I love that mentality.
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