Ultimate destroyer: Golovkin + Kovalev = This monster

[artfuL_]

What happens when you combine two of the baddest punchers in boxing.

You get this animal right here;



Gennady Gennadiyevich Kovalev

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gennady_Kovalev

GGK is an absolute beast and saved many boxers careers and possibly lives by never turning pro.

[El Angel]

What happens when you combine two of the baddest punchers in boxing.

You get this animal right here;



Gennady Gennadiyevich Kovalev

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gennady_Kovalev

GGK is an absolute beast and saved many boxers careers and possibly lives by never turning pro.

Does he Good Boy his opponets? Or is it even worse?

[Larry the boss]

yep and their combined best win is nathan macklin

[Bronard]

Does he Good Boy his opponets? Or is it even worse?

Negative. This guy is a fraud. He was instead GB'ed by Rigo.

[DoktorSleepless]

yep and their combined best win is nathan macklin

ok, I laughed.

[Citizen Koba]

yep and their combined best win is nathan macklin

Yeah..OK - Good One. That was an LOL.

Yeah, the kid was a pretty good am and most who follow the EE ams already knew of the humour value, but still...

For some reason the kid reminds me of UK celebrity chef Jamie Oliver.

[JAB5239]

ok, I laughed.

So did I!

[cupocity303]

Rather a small guy for a supposed Frankstein monster.

And how come he ventured into MMA instead of Boxing?

[Citizen Koba]

Rather a small guy for a supposed Frankstein monster.

And how come he ventured into MMA instead of Boxing?

If you googled it and found the MMA 200lber, I'm not sure it's the same kid, Kovalev is not an unusual surname and Gennady not an unusual first name - it's possible, I guess, but the AM boxer was a 5'8" 140lber. More like likely a different guy...there's a Sergei Kovalev in the MMA records as well.

Kids who can fight a bit who want to stay in Russia can likely get into MMA quicker and more easily than into boxing where they'd be expected to have proved their Am credentials first. After Fedor MMA has become increasingly popular in Russia - (though curiously has yet to impact a lot in the Central Asian Republics where wrestling was always something of a speciality).