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Povetkin of course.
Long before Joshua, Pov was going to take the division by storm. He shot right up the ranks his first couple of years, beating such bonecrushers as Patrice L'Heureux, and, by his 15th fight he'd won a title elim for Wlad's IBF championship.
Pov didn't fight Wlad at that time though, instead he took on the same kind of fair that got him in the top ten in his debut year in the first place, Firtha level...including Firtha. Not Pov's fault though, he promises. An injury and politics took him out of a title fight for his 16th, pinky swear.
Then, is his best fight ever, he took on the amazing talent that was Ruslan Chagaev in a heated life-n-death struggle!!
Name worthy Wlad leftovers mixed with no hopers, great resume so far.
Fight Wlad when he's old and slowed, put on the huggiest HW title fight of all time including eras with no time limit and legal grappling, and still lose in a totally one-sided **** show.
No problem, there's more leftovers and no hopers to fight and even more champions to produce leftovers with.
Fights Wilder and Joshua leftovers to get a Wilder fight, doesn't take it, just like with the IBF before it's not Pov's fault, he swears, politics and banned substances, like three times, ostarine and meldonium, but, not his fault, politics.
Fights more leftovers, loses to Joshua, and here he is to this day; fighting leftovers.
Povetkin has only ever fought 3 undefeated fighters and only beat 2 of them. Chambers and Wawrzyk
Povetkin has let the following boxers fight for a world title before him without trying to fight them first even though they debuted after him and he was already ranked:
And, I'm probably forgetting someone, I'm sure.
Why are there soooo many highly ranked undefeated no hoper at HW? Because the gatekeeper doesn't keep the gate, he fights championship leftovers to tread water and maintain rank instead of prospects fresh to the ranking.
Why have there been so many weak challengers? Maybe because there is no one to knock them out of the ranks and the one veteran is a pain in the ass to get in a title fight.
Took the division by storm indeed, and, to this day this Tinkerbell *****'s resume is exalted like he isn't a court jester picking up the king's scraps.
Never a champion, not even a good challenger to the title, exposed no one, stopped no one from getting a title shot, just some highly regarded bum slightly better than the other bums and only willing to express that edge after said other bums have been exposed by someone else.
Long before Joshua, Pov was going to take the division by storm. He shot right up the ranks his first couple of years, beating such bonecrushers as Patrice L'Heureux, and, by his 15th fight he'd won a title elim for Wlad's IBF championship.
Pov didn't fight Wlad at that time though, instead he took on the same kind of fair that got him in the top ten in his debut year in the first place, Firtha level...including Firtha. Not Pov's fault though, he promises. An injury and politics took him out of a title fight for his 16th, pinky swear.
Then, is his best fight ever, he took on the amazing talent that was Ruslan Chagaev in a heated life-n-death struggle!!
Name worthy Wlad leftovers mixed with no hopers, great resume so far.
Fight Wlad when he's old and slowed, put on the huggiest HW title fight of all time including eras with no time limit and legal grappling, and still lose in a totally one-sided **** show.
No problem, there's more leftovers and no hopers to fight and even more champions to produce leftovers with.
Fights Wilder and Joshua leftovers to get a Wilder fight, doesn't take it, just like with the IBF before it's not Pov's fault, he swears, politics and banned substances, like three times, ostarine and meldonium, but, not his fault, politics.
Fights more leftovers, loses to Joshua, and here he is to this day; fighting leftovers.
Povetkin has only ever fought 3 undefeated fighters and only beat 2 of them. Chambers and Wawrzyk
Povetkin has let the following boxers fight for a world title before him without trying to fight them first even though they debuted after him and he was already ranked:
- Stiverne
- Wilder
- Parker
- Joshua
- Martin
- Glazkov
- Fury
- Jennings
- Pulev
- Breazeale
- Ortiz
- Ruiz
- Pianeta
- Washington
- Molina
- Szpilka
- Hughie
- Cojanu
And, I'm probably forgetting someone, I'm sure.
Why are there soooo many highly ranked undefeated no hoper at HW? Because the gatekeeper doesn't keep the gate, he fights championship leftovers to tread water and maintain rank instead of prospects fresh to the ranking.
Why have there been so many weak challengers? Maybe because there is no one to knock them out of the ranks and the one veteran is a pain in the ass to get in a title fight.
Took the division by storm indeed, and, to this day this Tinkerbell *****'s resume is exalted like he isn't a court jester picking up the king's scraps.
Never a champion, not even a good challenger to the title, exposed no one, stopped no one from getting a title shot, just some highly regarded bum slightly better than the other bums and only willing to express that edge after said other bums have been exposed by someone else.
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