Could any Russian boxer in history last the distance

That's my point though - if one of the worst versions of Wlad easily beat Povetkin and had him rocked multiple times, than wouldn't a better, more aggressive heavyweight knock Povetkin out?

 

I don't mean worst as far as skill or ability goes, I mean worst in that he fouled non stop and was insanely dirty, a non biased ref would've dq'd him.

 

Doubtful.

 

Kovalev

 

Probably for the same reason that you're not quick to admit who you are. Dude, your feelings of inferiority caused you to create an account called "Russian_Glass" - talk about being salty. atsch I suggest you use your tears as **** for your butthurt instead of pouring them all over this forum.

 

True, a better ref would've dq'd him. I think that Wlad had to foul as much as he did because he was past his prime and that was the easiest way for him to cruise to the UD.

In that fight we saw that Povetkin's chin is definitely not iron. Combine that with the fact that he would be facing a prime, hungry, aggressive Lennox Lewis, and there is virtually no chance for Povetkin to last the distance.

 

Admit who I am? Is this real life? Do you also want my address and phone number? I don't swing that way mate.

"butthurt"... You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means. If anything, you are the one who is "butthurt" here.

 

wlad decapitates him

 

Dennis lebedev

 

It always cracks my up how nuthuggers claim a 31 year old fighter with 33 fights, many of which were against "top comp" wasnt prime. Excuses, excuses, excuses.

 

If that fight was life or death than what do you consider Vittles-Byrd? Oh thats right, Vits quit and lost that fight! Lmao!!

 

Ivan Drago from rocky 4

 

Wlad has never been able to fight backing up, so this is doubtful. If Sanders could destroy Wlad a peak and focused Lewis would murder him.