Povetkin vs Wawrzyk and Lebedev vs Jones on Boxnation now.

Yeah I think we could have 2 interesting fights here

Rate povetkin and lebedev

 

Pretty much agree with your assessments. I was looking at Wawryk earlier, since the odds are incredibly tempting for an unbeaten fighter against Povetkin who I think is a good few years past his prime, but I realised the odds are that way for a reason. Wawryk has no snap in his punches at all, fights on the backfoot, and is pretty clumsy and lacking co-ordination and balance. Think it will be a pretty **** fight.

Jones that beat Arslan causes Lebedev all kinds of issues, the guy is supremely relaxed and a great bodypuncher. 2 years out of the ring is criminal though.

 

Unbeaten Russian middleweight Chudinov plodding through Brewer - 2 rounds gone.

 

Chudinov looks heavy handed. Not too dissimilar to Provodnikov. Crude enough, but seems a tough sort and his punches look heavy.

Brewer retires after the third.

 

Brewer is one of those guys that either turns up with intensity ready to spring an upset if the other guy isn't on his game, or completely turns up for the pay cheque.

I suspect this one was the latter.

 

think those translations may have been misleading....

 

Was the Brewer fight any good missed it

And can someone tell me about Lebedev and Povetkins opponents, I've heard of Jones but I still need to check his record

 

cant ****ing watch cos my missus turfed me out of the gaf, missed the darts last night, missing this today and missing matthysse tomo night

 

I think i already know the answer but do John Rawling and Barrie jones travel to Russia/Germany all do they just commentate watching a stream in London?.

 

Not especially, Chudinov just walked through him and threw crude overhand rights, clubbed him around the side of the head with left-hooks too. Grady wasn't really throwing with conviction and was content to survive on the backfoot. Unfortunately his back hit the ropes a lot, he got broke down and called it a day after Rd3. Dunno if there was an injury.

Jones WAS a very good fighter, but that was 3 years ago. Quick YouTube of the Firat Arslan fight would tell you what he WAS about. He's a very relaxed fighter, skilled at close range without having to move around the ring a lot so he knows how to roll punches, and a vicious body puncher. He likes to break guys down this way rather than being a big puncher (obviously he's come up in weight over his career - he's not a massive hitter). His career is a bit of an enigma, started at welterweight, and often gone completely AWOL for long periods. It's all about what he has left as to how good this fight is.

Povetkin's opponent is crap and shouldn't provide a massive test. Not a puncher, fights on the backfoot and tries to keep at arms length, but he's not got great balance and shouldn't be that hard for Povetkin to catch up with.

 

My bird tried to kick me out half way through the Froch-Bute fight. No way was i missing that ****. Just slammed the door on here and told her to **** off. When the fight finished i happily made my way.

 

Nice body shot.