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If Kovalev continues to show this level of emotions in the run up to the fight, then he would sell himself short in the ring. Hopefully he is focus and just playing games. Games that someone like Ward doesn't seem affected by.Comment
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of course they are not, but it doesn't matter because what we are talking about here is performance. at no point kovalev looked anxious in the rematch. he was very cold and calculating
btw, whose alt is this?Comment
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Hopefully Kova will bring all this talk in the ring this time around.
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If everyone thought he lost, then perhaps you'd be right about his ' crying ', (not sure how a few tweets equates to crying but w/e)
Since it's the complete opposite, then he has every right to complain as much as he wants, meanwhile Ward threatens to retire, keeps saying how kovalev doesnt even hit hard, complaining how the media scored it to kovalev, telling kovalev to tell him he won......IS stoic behavior eh?
and BTW this is all needed for the build up to the rematch, because Ward certainly won't be doing anything to build hype or sell it.Comment
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If we go by compubox it just goes to show why the fight is close. There were 6 rounds were either fighter landed 1 more punch than the other.
Kovalev landed 2 more punches than Ward in the in the 1st and 4th rounds, Ward landed 4 more punches than Kovalev in the 7th, Ward landed 6 more punches than Kovalev in the 9th, Kovalev landed 5 more punches than Ward in the 10th.
Out of the 6 rounds that each fighter only landed 1 more punch than the other, in 4 of those Ward had the edge and threw less, including landing 50% in the 11th round.
It's up to the viewer on who to give those 6 close rounds, what punches you liked best. Compubox is not the best indicator but if you do go by compubox, you can see why the fight is close. Compubox just shows how wrong it is to call it a robbery. It goes against anyone's argument of the fight being a robbery. Unless of course if someone is just being a compubox warrior and looking at the "Totals" and not rbr.Comment
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Look how Pac behaved after the Bradley loss. That's called being a man and handling your shyt. He want back to beat the guy twice, knocking him upsidedown at one point. I'm a Kovalev fan but he's losing my respect with this constant sore-loser bytching. Wish he's go back to talking about what he's going to do, not lamenting on his failures.If everyone thought he lost, then perhaps you'd be right about his ' crying ', (not sure how a few tweets equates to crying but w/e)
Since it's the complete opposite, then he has every right to complain as much as he wants, meanwhile Ward threatens to retire, keeps saying how kovalev doesnt even hit hard, complaining how the media scored it to kovalev, telling kovalev to tell him he won......IS stoic behavior eh?
and BTW this is all needed for the build up to the rematch, because Ward certainly won't be doing anything to build hype or sell it.Comment
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Twitter wasnt even really a thing after bradley 1. and pac is a god fearing christian, Kovalev is a thug from a russian ******, so it's not really a good comparison.
But yea like i said, i would agree with you if he clearly lost. He didnt. therefore being a 'sore loser' ' *****ing' doesnt come into the equation here.
Im not on twitter thank god, but by all means continue tweeting this kind of stuff, god knows the rematch needs all the attention it can get, and 2.5 second Ward appearances at GSW games aient really gonna cut it is it?Comment
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