Is Alex Leapai a real-life Rocky Balboa?

I remember in the Rocky movie the world champion and his promoter decided to give a journeyman with 20 losses from Philadelphia named Rocky Balboa a shot at the world title.

Now, Alex Leapai had done more than that fictional character to earn his title shot. By beating Denis Boytsov, he's become the WBO mandatory.

Of course, Leapai will be an underdog going into the fight with Wladimir Klitschko, just like Rocky Balboa was in the movie. But people down under will be enthusiastically cheering for Leapai, like the common people in Philly were rooting for Rocky!

If the fight is in Australia, it will receive a lot of media coverage there and be a huge event.

 

People should keep in mind, Wladimir HAS to fight Leapai because he's the WBO mandatory.

 

He has no WBA mandatory now, he does have a IBF mandatory in Pulev.

He fought his WBA mandatory Povetkin in October, and he fought his IBF mandatory Thompson last year.

He hasn't fought a WBO mandatory since Eddie Chambers, so he's due for a WBO defense. But the WBO is more flexible than the IBF, so they'll let him fight Pulev first if he chooses to do so.

 

We know why you hate Boytsov, same reason you hate Wladimir.

Wlad has to fight Leapai because he's the WBO mandatory.

 

Multiple sources, learn to use google:

[url]http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/leapai-shocks-wbo-1-heavyweight-boytsov-231853[/url]

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You don't hide it very well, it's obvious to anyone who reads your posts. You're always bashing and discrediting Leapai, Pacquiao, the Klitschkos, Boytsov etc but you never have anything but good to post about certain fighters such as Haye.

It's easy to predict what your opinion of a fighter will be, because it's based 100% on one thing.