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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Ponomarev Finds Added Motivation From Golovkin

    There is nothing like having a comfort zone. For welterweight Konstantin Ponomarev, that comfort zone was fighting in front of familiar faces in his home country of Russia.

    But fighting for bigger paydays and world title belts was too much for Ponomarev to ignore.

    So he took the plunge, traveled to the United States, hooked up with one of boxing's top trainers and has not looked back.
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    Sounds mellow as hell. Looking forward to see how far he can go

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      #3
      Originally posted by Vicious.
      Sounds mellow as hell. Looking forward to see how far he can go
      He has the talent to become a star, but he won't go far with Bob Arum as his co-promoter.

      Why does Top Rank sign East Europeans and just ruin them? Compare Gvozdyk, Korobov and Mekhontsev's careers to Beterbiev, Deveranchenko, Shabranskyy, GGG and Kovalev.

      East Europeans are better off with Main Events, Haymon/PBC, K-2, Golden Boy, Dibella, or Gym.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Freedom.
        He has the talent to become a star, but he won't go far with Bob Arum as his co-promoter.

        Why does Top Rank sign East Europeans and just ruin them? Compare Gvozdyk, Korobov and Mekhontsev's careers to Beterbiev, Deveranchenko, Shabranskyy, GGG and Kovalev.

        East Europeans are better off with Main Events, Haymon/PBC, K-2, Golden Boy, Dibella, or Gym.
        You got a good point. Maybe he'll take him the lomachenko route.
        Also that ***** quote is fu cking beast

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