I like Kovalev, but for a dude with a ring death in his past

It is clear he is on a mission to DESTROY:nut
You could not pay my ass enough to get in the ring with him:huh unless I was the ref

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Most of athletes have psychologists and other professional assistance down under to help them recover from such incidents and further resume their careers and lives.

 

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I see your point bro. You would think a situation like that would make one gun shy but it is clear he has moved past the issue.

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Kovalev is a thug, saying how he wanted to 'bury' Sillakh and then standing there screaming at him after knocking him out :-( He should have a bit more class after what happened

 

hes a real man, i like it. No bull**** from him.

 

I enjoy trash talk but he's not very smart about it. When trash talk lacks the humour and starts sounding like a genuine threat, you overdone it.

 

He's a Russian, I'm not sure what else you can expect? I mean if he dies, he dies...

 

Haha
We always end back at ROCKY:smoke

 

The like of James Toneys incoherent ramblings are way worse.

Dudes a fighter, he went in there for the KO and he got it.

 

I was just outside ringside & didn't see him do anything, if he did do it might have been because the Russian anthem had been booed earlier.

 

He certainly seems less affected by the death of an opponent than many other famous examples, but I don't think that necessarily implies disrespect or a lack of character.

Some people are just wired differently. Kovalev has probably just come to terms with it being one of the risks of the profession, and that at the end of the day he was doing his job.

 

He's an A tier LHW, but not a talented trash talker is all I'm saying. Not sure why you would school me on how good he is in the ring when I've seen all of his recent fights. I also don't see why a Kovalev fan has to like absolutely everything about him. He definitely is untalented with his mouth.