I don't say Gvozdyk is a better p4p fighter than Kovalev at his peak, because Kovalev actually held 3 belts for a long time he was more accomplished. But can you say Gvozdyk's win over Stevenson better than Kovalev's wins over ancient Hopkins and Jean Pascal?
Is Gvozdyk's win over Stevenson better than any Kovalev's win?
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It will be harder for Gvozdyk to surpass Kovalev, since top fighters of LHW division right now are way better than they were when Kovalev was collecting his beltsComment
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True. Bivol and Beterbiev would be his biggest challenge. I don't think Alvarez nor Jack would have it in them to beat Gvozdyk, but Bivol would certainly would be the man to beat him, if I am forced to choose on who beats Gdyk.Comment
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Only wins matters. Draws and L's doesn't count. Even robberies. Even by one point. If L's matters then we can start praising some fighters like Baldomir for getting beat by Floyd, or these Phillipino bartenders that Pacquiao was facing in the beggining of his career, using that logic you can say they deserve some praise too
That's the way I look at things, if somebody disagree, fine
The same logic I use for not putting Tyson Fury in my p4p list even though I think he clearly outboxed Wilder and dominated him and no way it was a draw. But the fact is that fight was declared a draw, the same result as if that fight never happened at all to me so I can't rate him highLast edited by g27region; 12-14-2018, 08:11 AM.Comment
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Stevenson looked ready for the taking v Badou Jack. Jack nearly had him gone a few times, but i don't think Jack truly believed he could stop him, or was always too aware of the danger of being caught himself.
The writing was on the wall for a while. Any good opponent with belief was going to beat Stevenson at this point i think.
Kovalev should have a win over Ward but didn't get the decision. Aside from that, i dunno. Was a old man Hopkins better than old man Stevenson? or Pascal better than old man Stevenson?
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