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I sort of expect it at this point, but curious what everyone else thinks.
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10Yes40.00%4No20.00%2Depends on his "shoulder" or "training camp" or "high altitude training"40.00%4 -
I'm a lot less optimistic about his chances than I was 2 years ago. -
Yes and I've been saying this for a while.
He will get in there and try do his usual thing of stalking forward trying to pressure and soon realize he's trying to pressure some 6'6" 250lb elite heavyweight and that he's getting his face caved in.Comment
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Going to say Chisora shocks him imoComment
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He wouldn't fight somebody like AJ the way he fought Bellew. He would fight him like he fought Gassiev - up on his toes, constantly moving and circling with unpredictable changes of direction while throwing a steady stream, of fast, snappy arm punches intended to rack up points, not take the opponent out.
I've no idea what "do a Kovagggchenko" means, btw, so I can't vote in your poll.Last edited by kafkod; 10-22-2020, 06:51 AM.Comment
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Don't make up new words like Kovagggenko because you su ck at it. He will lose but he will not quit. He will just get his ass kicked. GGG beat Canelo twice and was Vegas robbed twice. Kovalev probably made lots of under the table money to lose. He was bought and paid for. Loma lost 8 rounds,The first 7 rounds by retreating and not throwing punches. He won rounds 8 9 10 and 11 and lost round 12. Losing 116 to 112 to an excellent young champion is not so terrible. You clearly have a big time hate going on for all eastern European champions.Comment
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no real idea what that mean's
if u mean usyk actually win's the fight but then get's robbed on the scorecard's i would say unlikely just because i don't think he will win the fight v the big boy'sComment
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He is too small for this ERA of Heavyweights but I hope he proves me wrong because I like UsykComment
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