Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder-Alexander Povetkin - May 21 in Moscow

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  • SN!PER
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    #31
    Originally posted by OctoberRed
    Wilder will need to knock Povetkin out three times to win in Russia. Jones nearly killed Lebedev to get a TKO and then mysteriously tested positive "months" later by a company now suspended and investigated for fudging results.
    No joke, Povetkin might climb off the canvas two or three times and keep coming. His recovery ability is strong and he's dangerous until the final bell.

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      • Furn
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        #32
        Why would Wilder knock back 80% of $7mil ?

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          • Someone88
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            #33
            YES! This is a great fight!

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              • GMAN SUPREME
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                #34
                another al gaymon hype job will bite the dust.povetkin by ko

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                  • PunchyPotorff
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                    #35
                    I've seen several articles about this fight on this site. NONE have featured a picture of Povetkin... from what I've seen all just feature a picture of Wilder. What's going on here?

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                      • RussB23
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                        #36
                        Povetkin will struggle with wilders height and reach and will take shots and get KOD or tkod. Fury is next BOMBSQUAD.

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                          • danceswithfire
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                            #37
                            major props to wilder, man aint as pampered as people think after all

                            Oscar dela hoya should take note

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                              • big_james10
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                                #38
                                Originally posted by Bronx2245
                                Step #1, silence the haters that said "Wilder will never accept the fight." Step # 2, silence the haters that say "Wilder won't go to Russia." Step #3, "WIN!"

                                1) Wilder hasn't accepted anything.2) Wider hasn't [B]silencedB]anyone until the fight actually takes place. He can back out of it any time. The recent experiences with Keith Thurman and Chavez Jr. should remind you of that! 3) See answer 1 and 2!

                                I still think Wilder will back out of the fight. I thought before the purse bid that Wilder would vacate the title (even if the fight was held in America) and I am still sure of it. I think there is a 100 percent chance that he will vacate if Charles Martin bets Anthony Joshua and a 60 percent chance that he will vacate even if Martin loses.

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                                  • big_james10
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                                    #39
                                    Originally posted by Furn
                                    Why would Wilder knock back 80% of $7mil ?
                                    The same reason his team has had him fight 34 stiffs in 35 fights!

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                                      • Earl-Hickey
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                                        #40
                                        Wilder gon ko this guy in front of his hometown fans

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