I honestly think this fight will be a complete and utter blowout, similar to what Lennox Lewis was able to do against Michael Grant in the same building 6 years earlier.
For a dancer, Brock has painfully slow feet. He doesn't seem coordinated when he's trying to close the gap, he doesn't jab hard enough either. For Brock to win this fight, he's going to have to stay close and make it a rough fight. Wladimir, for all of his magnificent talent and strength, cannot handle being manhandled in close, it offsets his focus and concentration.
Basically, there are two scenarios that can unfold. Brock will either get in close and rough him up, or he will stay in no mans land on the outside and get the living **** beat out of him.
I would have liked to see Brock mature as a fighter before taking such a steep challenge. Outside of the limited Jameel McCline, he hasn't been in tough really. He didn't show anything in his recent bouts against Lawrence and Ibragimov, and those guys aren't going to prepare you to fight for the title.
For a dancer, Brock has painfully slow feet. He doesn't seem coordinated when he's trying to close the gap, he doesn't jab hard enough either. For Brock to win this fight, he's going to have to stay close and make it a rough fight. Wladimir, for all of his magnificent talent and strength, cannot handle being manhandled in close, it offsets his focus and concentration.
Basically, there are two scenarios that can unfold. Brock will either get in close and rough him up, or he will stay in no mans land on the outside and get the living **** beat out of him.
I would have liked to see Brock mature as a fighter before taking such a steep challenge. Outside of the limited Jameel McCline, he hasn't been in tough really. He didn't show anything in his recent bouts against Lawrence and Ibragimov, and those guys aren't going to prepare you to fight for the title.
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