Comments Thread For: Kovalev Charged With Felony Assault, Allegedly Punched Woman

[joseph5620]

So Kovalev and his friend followed her to her “cabin” just so that Kovalev could punch her, but not even attempt to **** her if he wanted her that bad? And he totally smashed her nose and misplaced a disc in her neck, but she was conscious after that to call the cops?

Those who know me here know how much I like Kova so I would be very disappointed if the accusations are true, but from what I read, it all seems like BS so far.

A broken nose and a displaced disc is not a concussion. Your comment is ridiculous.

[HanzGruber]

Seems plausible since he’s a drunk and seem like a mean guy in general. Who knows

[Robbie Barrett]

you're wrong about that...the vast majority plea to something lesser cuz they can't afford to defend themselves.

So they plea guilty. Still guilty.

[DougalDylan]

"The woman had swollen eyebrows, a possibly broken nose, a cut lip, and red marks on her neck, according to officers."

- woops sorry that was about the woman Wilder beat up.

Seriously these guys are scum bags . That first quote was from boxing scene also, same stories different boxers.

[Luilun]

Would a severely broken nose, concussion and displaced disc in her neck suffice?

Defense lawyer will say she was in a car accident

[Luilun]

Kovalev did what Floyd did but he has man hands so he did much more damage

[SchoolTheseCats]

When the commenter "7not8" said she could be lying you commented "he was arrested for it" as if that meant the accusations were true otherwise why did you make that comment? And why would anyone get "emotional" over something that doesn't concern them? You like many here take these boards too serious.

He was arrested as they had enough evidence to charge him with being there now it’s up to prosecutors to prove if it was him or person he was with that hurt the lady again I never said he was guilty you tried to hard my friend

[Real King Kong]

So they plea guilty. Still guilty.

there's a difference between being found guilty and taking a plea bargain. innocent people take plea bargains all the time because it's often the easiest way to get home. the criminal justice system in usa pushes people to take plea agreements, especially people who can't afford a defence or even to post bail. over 90% of cases, federal and state, never go to trial...there's no way all those cases are that air tight that people just give up trying to defend themselves. if you were told you're facing 2-3 years and you couldn't afford to make bail and had to sit in jail for a year+ awaiting trial that you aren't even guaranteed to win, or someone offered you a deal that let you go home, would you choose to defend yourself on principle?

[Robbie Barrett]

there's a difference between being found guilty and taking a plea bargain. innocent people take plea bargains all the time because it's often the easiest way to get home. the criminal justice system in usa pushes people to take plea agreements, especially people who can't afford a defence or even to post bail. over 90% of cases, federal and state, never go to trial...there's no way all those cases are that air tight that people just give up trying to defend themselves. if you were told you're facing 2-3 years and you couldn't afford to make bail and had to sit in jail for a year+ awaiting trial that you aren't even guaranteed to win, or someone offered you a deal that let you go home, would you choose to defend yourself on principle?

How do you know they're innocent? Because they say so?

[D4thincarnation]

If they had no evidence he wouldn't be charged and going to court.

Substantial evidence.

Not just she said this happened.