W. Klitschko was , reportedly, spitting up blood after the Jennings fight.

[krazyn8tive]

People always bring up Wlad being wobbled by a jab. Guess what? It's true. But that doesn't say anything about him as a fighter. Did any of you see the size of the guy who wobbled him with a jab was? These are super heavyweights. Punches have more effect in this weight class than any other. I've made guys I've sparred with do the stanky leg because of a jab. A jab can be a power punch. Doesn't happen often but when someone over 240 lbs throws it and it lands clean, it's damaging. Rios wobbled Alvarado with a jab in their second fight...which Alvarado won. The logic used (or lack of) on this site when talking about fighters is amazing to witness.

[Larry the boss]

I don't know from where he got the info but quite frankly, it doesn't surprise me at all. Klitschko will very soon start to pay the price for overrating what he is. He better humble himself again. Cause Fury and Povetkin are not guys tojoke around with, especially the latter.

Here's the video :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqfLMX1vEE8

We don't know T sreet's sources so it must be taken very cautiously

He already fvked Povetkin up man

[Fury4daWIN]

the holding was ridiculous but he also hurt and dropped povetkin repeatedly with punches. not sure why that always gets ignored

He knocked him down cleanly just once, with the left hook in the second. The three 'knockdowns' in the seventh came respectively from a throw, a push and a throw/elbow. The last one was blatantly not clean yet was counted anyway by a ref who should have had his licence revoked for either corruption or incompetence.

Wlad could have won that fight cleanly and got all the accolades, but the fact that he fouled so egregiously soured what little good work he did do.

[SN!PER]

Povetkin looked unprepared in that fight.

He looks much more aggressive and hungry to win now.

[Easy Work.]

He knocked him down cleanly just once, with the left hook in the second. The three 'knockdowns' in the seventh came respectively from a throw, a push and a throw/elbow. The last one was blatantly not clean yet was counted anyway by a ref who should have had his licence revoked for either corruption or incompetence.

Wlad could have won that fight cleanly and got all the accolades, but the fact that he fouled so egregiously soured what little good work he did do.

doesnt matter what he was doing . He was bullying him around the ring and povetkin couldnt do anything. Who cares if he was clinching, povetkin couldnt find the answer and was getting manhandled

[Fury4daWIN]

I just don't see it. 50 rounds of hard sparring between Wlad and Wilder in Austria didn't produce a Wlad KO, why would a fight? People have a knee-jerk tendency to dismiss Wilder but the guy has already trained in Wlad's camp and gone rounds with him. That's waaaay more than most can say. When Fury gets into that ring it will be the first time he's ever been in a ring with him. Wilder has more experience boxing Wlad than Jennings, Povetkin, and Fury put together.

And what did all that experience do for him versus the incredibly inept Molina? Jennings and Povetkin have the small thing of actually having got in the ring with Wlad for real and are both just vastly more experienced than Wilder in general, due to not taking on pattycakes every other fight.

Wilder can content himself with having gone fifty hard rounds of sparring with Wlad and count that as a victory if he likes. Meanwhile he's getting rocked by Molina and giving Povetkin a three mile wide berth.

[daggum]

doesnt matter what he was doing . He was bullying him around the ring and povetkin couldnt do anything. Who cares if he was clinching, povetkin couldnt find the answer and was getting manhandled

i don't. there are no rules in boxing.

[daggum]

He already fvked Povetkin up man

akwindade fvked up lewis. that's why there was no rematch. total domination by sir henry.

[Fury4daWIN]

People always bring up Wlad being wobbled by a jab. Guess what? It's true. But that doesn't say anything about him as a fighter. Did any of you see the size of the guy who wobbled him with a jab was? These are super heavyweights. Punches have more effect in this weight class than any other. I've made guys I've sparred with do the stanky leg because of a jab. A jab can be a power punch. Doesn't happen often but when someone over 240 lbs throws it and it lands clean, it's damaging. Rios wobbled Alvarado with a jab in their second fight...which Alvarado won. The logic used (or lack of) on this site when talking about fighters is amazing to witness.

I'm not going to give Wlad any more stick for getting rocked by Pulev's jab than I will Fury getting knocked down while totally squared up against Cunningham. Both are used to unfairly denigrate both fighters. Fury's taken bigger punches than the one that Cunningham caught him with and been fine. When he's getting down to business and not clowning around he takes punches the same as anyone else. It's when he switches off or gets reckless that he leaves himself vulnerable to getting dropped. Big deal. His recovery abilities are excellent anyway, and both times he got dropped he went on to stop his opponents a few rounds afterwards.

[Fury4daWIN]

doesnt matter what he was doing . He was bullying him around the ring and povetkin couldnt do anything. Who cares if he was clinching, povetkin couldnt find the answer and was getting manhandled

So if he was kneeing Povetkin in the nuts and dropping elbows to the back of his head that would have been fine, would it? You're right. It didn't matter what he was doing since he was permitted to get away with anything. Benefits of having a compliant ref.