GBP and cownelo brilliantly found the way to get stain the fight against Kova, they always feel the need to have some type of advantage......
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Originally posted by JuniorTorres720 View PostI don't want anyone bashing me for this comment, but I want some serious thought. How in the world can we believe Canelo and team postponed the September date because there was a lack of "suitable opponents" when you had guys like GGG, Andrade, Smith, and others waiting in the wings. Could it be that Canelo is cycling off something and needed the extra time? It just doesn't make sense when you definitely had options to fight in September. The funny thing is, he'll end up fighting those fighters that at some point were not suitable opponents.
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Originally posted by Curtis Harper View PostAll of this ''Kov is old and shot'' talk is timely AF
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostNow it's timely, Kovalev is 36 with a drinking problem, been knocked out recently..Badly knocked out...shook up damn near in every fight by a body blow as of late and has horrible training habits. To say the man is not a shell of the champion he once was is just living in denial. I'd be against him if he faced any other champion at 175. He was a beast in his day but shhhtting living, not training, and age can't be beaten fam. You beat on a wall long enough it'll start showing cracks.
Nelo ages people
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostNow it's timely, Kovalev is 36 with a drinking problem, been knocked out recently..Badly knocked out...shook up damn near in every fight by a body blow as of late and has horrible training habits. To say the man is not a shell of the champion he once was is just living in denial. I'd be against him if he faced any other champion at 175. He was a beast in his day but shhhtting living, not training, and age can't be beaten fam. You beat on a wall long enough it'll start showing cracks.Originally posted by Curtis Harper View PostNo one said he was too old in the rematch or vs Yarde. (...)
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Huh. Reading through all the comments, and as usual I feel very much in a minority of one. If it is Krusher, and several media outlets say it is, I am actually leaning Kovalev. I get he is not what he once was and that Alvarez has wicked body work that is the key to beating Kovalev. I am not "all in" or anything. But this is a better technical Kovalev in the ring in his past two fights. He took some HARD shots from Yarde and stayed upright and played the fight perfect.
In Kovalev's mind, this is his last real chance to erase some of the bad from the Ward losses. I think he will be focused, in shape, and smart. I think the reach advantage, the equal experience in big fights, and the fact that Alvarez does not have all that much better tools than Kovalev sets this up nicely for Sergey. Alvarez is a more complete fighter and will ensure he has the advantages he wants. But right now, I say Alvarez may get way more than he is bargaining for from a not quite washed up naturally bigger and stronger fighter.
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Hoya:
I can assure you that the public will be happy with what we will announce
Duva:
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it will be Kovalev
hopefully at 175
IF, at 175..... Canelo is a beast
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Originally posted by landotter View PostHuh. Reading through all the comments, and as usual I feel very much in a minority of one. If it is Krusher, and several media outlets say it is, I am actually leaning Kovalev. I get he is not what he once was and that Alvarez has wicked body work that is the key to beating Kovalev. I am not "all in" or anything. But this is a better technical Kovalev in the ring in his past two fights. He took some HARD shots from Yarde and stayed upright and played the fight perfect.
In Kovalev's mind, this is his last real chance to erase some of the bad from the Ward losses. I think he will be focused, in shape, and smart. I think the reach advantage, the equal experience in big fights, and the fact that Alvarez does not have all that much better tools than Kovalev sets this up nicely for Sergey. Alvarez is a more complete fighter and will ensure he has the advantages he wants. But right now, I say Alvarez may get way more than he is bargaining for from a not quite washed up naturally bigger and stronger fighter.
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