Who is better P4P: Canelo or Povetkin?

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  • Szef
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    #21
    Originally posted by mlac
    I doubt he even watched the fight he just heard some 'tard thinking huck won and now repeats it every time the topic arises.

    Go back and watch the fight, it was hardly close, huck won some rounds and landed some shots but still clearly lost, just look at his face at the end ffs. both eyes swollen shut with his face being a battered and bloody mess.

    BTW Isn't trolling supposed to be witty/somewhat amusing ? because he fails miserably at both.
    He's coming across like he's having more of a mental breakdown.
    Nahh he's right. That fight was close, Huck hurt Povetkin at least twice from what I remember. But the right man won.

    It was a very entertaining scrap, though. Most Huck's fights are.

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    • mlac
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      #22
      Originally posted by Szef
      Nahh he's right. That fight was close, Huck hurt Povetkin at least twice from what I remember. But the right man won.

      It was a very entertaining scrap, though. Most Huck's fights are.
      I don't remember sasha being hurt, i remember he gassed pretty badly though...

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      • Weltschmerz
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        #23
        They can do a 200 lbs catch weight and find out.

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        • From Russia
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          #24
          Originally posted by mlac
          I don't remember sasha being hurt, i remember he gassed pretty badly though...
          Yeah, back then he had issues with coaches and I think he didnt trained properly under Teddy Atlas. I will bet my house that in rematch Povetkin ices Huck in 5 rounds...

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          • Larry the boss
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            #25
            Originally posted by Szef
            He was out of shape but yeah, you're right.

            But unlike Canelo, he hasn't fought men much smaller than him for the major part of his career. He hasn't been gifted with questionable decisions either.

            And you bigging up Canelo in order to defend one of Floyd's biggest wins doesn't exactly match your new online persona...You're a GGG troll, remember?
            Im not bigging up Canelo at all and didnt even mention Mayweather..but Canelos resume is clearly better the Povetkins and he has shown much more skill, even if he is a coward

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            • Larry the boss
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              #26
              Originally posted by mlac
              I doubt he even watched the fight he just heard some 'tard thinking huck won and now repeats it every time the topic arises.

              Go back and watch the fight, it was hardly close, huck won some rounds and landed some shots but still clearly lost, just look at his face at the end ffs. both eyes swollen shut with his face being a battered and bloody mess.

              BTW Isn't trolling supposed to be witty/somewhat amusing ? because he fails miserably at both.
              He's coming across like he's having more of a mental breakdown.
              No i saw the fight and Povetkin looked sluggish and slow, was even hurt a couple of times

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              • Fury4daWIN
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                #27
                Are we rating them on how well they do against fighters in their respective divisions? There's a major problem with that already since Povetkin fights at heavy, and is consistently required to fight against guys who'd be several weight classes above him if he were in a closed weight class. Canelo never has to deal with that. Still, Canelo's never gone life and death with a smaller fighter the way Povetkin did with Huck, and generally looks to have crisper combos and heavier hands relative to the opponents he's fighting, so I'm going to side with him.

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                • Fury4daWIN
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by From Russia
                  Yeah, back then he had issues with coaches and I think he didnt trained properly under Teddy Atlas. I will bet my house that in rematch Povetkin ices Huck in 5 rounds...
                  It's a fight with great rematch potential. It needs to be made. In fact Huck needs to fight more often at heavyweight period. I'm surprised he hasn't considering how well he did against one of its premier opponents. And as much as I enjoy watching Ola Afolabi, I don't think I could stomach a fifth fight between the two.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by -Weltschmerz-
                    They can do a 200 lbs catch weight and find out.
                    I'd love to see Canelo vs George Groves after the Khan fight. Or Povetkin vs Kovalev. We need more class hopping, none of this catchweight nonsense anymore.

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                    • deathofaclown
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                      #30
                      Canelo, but his record flatters him a little.

                      Well he lost to Floyd, no shame there. He could quite easily have a loss to Lara on there. Even Austin Trout could have a win over him, not that i think Trout won but it was quite close and i've seen plenty of fights nowhere near as close as that go to the other guy.

                      Also, i do give him some credit for beating Cotto but Cotto has been done for a long time. I said on here before the fight that this Cotto comeback under Roach was a false dawn, he had been carefully matched for a few years to look good and was dining out on beating a crippled Martinez.

                      Don't get me wrong, i actually like Canelo a lot but i'd say for a guy who is considered the biggest thing in boxing outside of Manny and Floyd, he's yet to beat a really top fighter who is still close to their prime. I'd say Lara was the closest thing to it and even then i don't think Lara is elite and that fight could have gone the other way quite easily.

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