How many heavyweight champions would Povetkin beat?

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  1. BCS8

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    But ... but that would mean that he was a top fighter when he fought Sanders too! That can't be, because the Turdster HerolGee says he wasn't even a top contender.

    Au contraire, my argument is essentially that the Turdsters twist the facts to suit their agenda, and your statement bolsters mine. Thank you.
     
  2. BCS8

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    You need to deal with the fact that you said that Rahman wasn't even a top contender when he fought Sanders, then he was 'decent' when he fought Lewis and then he was terrible when he fought Wlad. :blood

    I love how the Turdster angle changes ad hoc depending on the situation.
     
  3. BCS8

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    Dino said "The unexpected injury to Povetkin sent K2 [Klitschko's promotional company] and advisor Shelly Finkel scrambling to find a new opponent, ranked in the top-ten by the IBF, for Klitschko's secured date of December 13 on HBO."

    Turdsters step in their own turd ... yet again.
     
  4. Mendoza

    Mendoza Hrgovic = Next Heavyweight champion of the world. Full Member

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    Anyone who fights enough will have a bad performance, including Floyd Mayweather who many feel lost a decision to Jose Luis Castillo.

    I think Povetkin vs Moorer is a very good hard to call fight. Maybe Povetkin wins it, as Moorer had issues taking punches. I'd pick Tokyo Douglas over Povetkin, but would pick Povetkin to beat the other versions of Douglas.
     
  5. HerolGee

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    wait up. he wasn't the best contender, I am pretty sure had guys above him in the rankings. so...what are you claiming? clarify.

    rahman was decent when he fought lewis, but I am fairly sure he wasn't the top contender.
    clarify what you find wrong with this statement.

    he was a 37 year old retiree, his worst form. whats wrong with this statement. Please clarify what you find wrong with his given age and state of activity.




    having that above pointed out to you, now explain how NO CHANGE in my viewpoints is to you, a change in my viewpoint.

    also why you, a kliturd, paraphrasing the word kliturd, that does you no favours.
     
  6. mcvey

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    He was rated no 9 when he fought Sanders .

    Your argument that the 28 years old Rahman who fought Lewis and the 36 years old Rahman who fought Wlad was of the same calibre is incorrect and that is what I took issue with. Rahman was carrying nearly 20 lbs of surplus weight when he fought Wlad ,and he was a late sub when Povetkin pulled out.
     
  7. mcvey

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    He does most things competently but nothing exceptionally well.
     
  8. BCS8

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    Top ten is a top contender. Full stop.

    My problem is that you try and twist the facts into your standard Turdster standpoint of "anything Klitschko related sucks". I would personally say that Rahman of the Sanders/Lewis fights was more or less equivalent, yet the moment Sanders is involved he becomes downplayed. Why? Because Sanders beat Klitschko and therefore in your warped Turdster opinion, the suckiness must ooze like osmosis down the chain.
     
  9. BCS8

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    I'm just pandering to your obsession with turds. Evidently this is a deep seated disorder, because nearly every of your Turdster posts features the word turd in some form. :hi:
     
  10. BCS8

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    I don't believe I made that argument. I did say that Wlad beat Rahman who beat Lewis.
     
  11. dinovelvet

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    He was not a top 10 fighter at that time , nor was he a top contender. Being ranking by one governing body does't make one a top contender.

    Arthur Spilka is top 10 within the IBF now. Is he a top contender :dead
     
  12. BCS8

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    In the IBF, I guess that he is.
     
  13. dinovelvet

    dinovelvet Antifanboi Full Member

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    People seem to forget that Povetkin was a joke and a figure of ridicule before he fought Wlad.

    A paper champ. The Michelin man. The Pillsbury doughboy. A guy who got the chit beaten out of him be a crude Cruiser with zero HW fights.
    A guy who feasted on awful opposition such as :
    Rahmans ghost
    Cedric Boswel and Andrzej Wawrzyk.

    He comes back and blitzes Charr in impressive fashion and now questions are asked about how he stacks up against the ATGs?:huh
     
  14. BCS8

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    A man with only one loss on his record who has destroyed some impressive fighters in emphatic fashion. He passes the eye test, and passes it handily. Just because YOU don't like him, does not make him "a joke".

    The Turdsters are "a joke" because of their monomania with WK.
     
  15. mr. magoo

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    I'm content to saying that he'd be a solid contender in pretty much any era.. Likely beats some of the very worst lineal champions and a good number of fragment holders in eras where this is applicable. I'd like to see how he'd do against a prime Tim Witherspoon on an evening when both are well trained and at their best.