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Sergey Kovalev failed to drop Eleider Alvarez in 19 rounds? Evidence Kovalev has suspect power?

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Hopkins thinks he has elite power thats good enough for me

BUDW, Feb 19, 2019

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OP said this garbage about GGG and now Kovalev.
Either he knows nothing about boxing or is a troll.

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Serge said: ↑

No doubt, a good chin and a very tight defence. And he was reluctant to let his hands go for a reason and was very conscious of not getting caught clean with too many big shots, especially with counters during exchanges.
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and Alvarez looked ready to go from the 10th on in the rematch.

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It's more proof that Alvarez is packing Colombian glass... the bulletproof kind.

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Nathan Cleverly

''Kovalev is a massive puncher; each punch is like being hit by a sledgehammer,'' Cleverly said. ''He sparked Ismayl Sillah clean out in the second round '' he was completely gone. He didn't do that to me, he shook me up and I was in no position to continue really, I was drunk from the punches and I have got a great chin, so he does hit hard and he's probably the most dangerous Light Heavyweight out there.''

Were you surprised by how hard he hit?

I suppose I wasn't surprised because with his record it was inevitable that he was a banger and every shot he threw was a thudding shot. It was like a hammer. He wasn't rapid fast, he had good timing, good distance and his punches were just so hard... His jab, his right hand. Just when he caught you on the shoulder he would have an impact and he was just clubbing me. He just clubs you with his heavy hands and he's the type to just club you into submission. That's his aim. To club you until he puts you down. I just kept it tight early but I knew, after taking a few of his punches, I knew I couldn't afford to be caught with a shot on the chin. I knew that. I remember thinking in the first round, if he catches me clean, I'm gone. I remember thinking that.

Yeah. I did think I would be able to take it but I knew, I knew and especially from the first round '' I knew if he caught me clean it was highly likely I would go. Even the shots on the gloves and the shoulder, the impact was really heavy. It was clear to me from the first couple of punches that when this guy landed I would be in trouble.

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''Kovalev is an animal of a puncher''

-- Nathan Cleverly

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Darnell Boone

'KOD: Who is the hardest puncher that you have fought?

Darnell Boone: The hardest puncher was [Sergey] Kovalev. He knows exactly how to use his height and leverage with punches. He keeps you on the outside, away from getting on the inside on him. He fights tall.

Cornelius White

''His power is unreal,'' White said of Kovalev. ''I've never felt that power before. I've fought heavyweights, cruiserweights and I've never felt that before. And they weren't bricks. It was steel.''

Interview with former Kovalev victim Lionell Thompson. Thompson has sparred against a who's who of the LHW and SMW divisions: Dawson, Bute, Froch, Pascal Troy Ross, David Lemieux and numerous others too. He said every shot he throws is heavy, even the ones on the arms and gloves hurt and that no one hits like Kovalev.

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''I ain't ever been hit that hard. When he hit me it felt like somebody lifted the soul out of my body.''

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Earl Newman

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Pascal on Kovalev, Beterbiev, and Bivol

'Pascal is very familiar with all three of the Russian boxers.

He suffered two defeats at the hands of Kovalev, he used Bivol as a sparring partner, and Beterbiev was his stablemate in the gym.

While he believes Beterbiev is the best fighter of the three, he says Kovalev is the hardest puncher of the three. 2018 will be interested year to watch, if all three Russian punchers will begin to face each other in unification bouts.

"Bivol was my training partner for my second fight against Kovalev. Who has the style that was more complicated for me, it was Kovalev. The best of the three? It's Beterbiev. On the other hand, the one that hits the hardest, it is Kovalev," Pascal told The Montreal Journal.
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Kovalev is becoming like the LHW Earnie Shavers with all these opponent and sparring partner accolades.

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Andre Ward just said that everything Kovalev lands hurts, because he's a very heavy handed fighter. It couldn't be any clearer than that.

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No, the first time he was knocked out and the second time, he wanted to win a decision and not take chances otherwise he might have been knocked out again. Alvarez has a decent chin.

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It's 1-1
I got EA in rubber match .
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I don't think it's impossible for EA to win the third. But, he probably lost all confidence. and Kovalev might stop him

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Pascal said Kovalev punches hard than Beterbiev and he knows them both well. Also Pascal has only been stopped by Kovalev add few years he lasted vs Bivol

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The Take, she is hot. Also, she is garbage.

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Where are the TS's responses? Makes a thread, doesn't engage lol

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Serge said: ↑

Nathan Cleverly

''Kovalev is a massive puncher; each punch is like being hit by a sledgehammer,'' Cleverly said. ''He sparked Ismayl Sillah clean out in the second round '' he was completely gone. He didn't do that to me, he shook me up and I was in no position to continue really, I was drunk from the punches and I have got a great chin, so he does hit hard and he's probably the most dangerous Light Heavyweight out there.''

Were you surprised by how hard he hit?

I suppose I wasn't surprised because with his record it was inevitable that he was a banger and every shot he threw was a thudding shot. It was like a hammer. He wasn't rapid fast, he had good timing, good distance and his punches were just so hard... His jab, his right hand. Just when he caught you on the shoulder he would have an impact and he was just clubbing me. He just clubs you with his heavy hands and he's the type to just club you into submission. That's his aim. To club you until he puts you down. I just kept it tight early but I knew, after taking a few of his punches, I knew I couldn't afford to be caught with a shot on the chin. I knew that. I remember thinking in the first round, if he catches me clean, I'm gone. I remember thinking that.

Yeah. I did think I would be able to take it but I knew, I knew and especially from the first round '' I knew if he caught me clean it was highly likely I would go. Even the shots on the gloves and the shoulder, the impact was really heavy. It was clear to me from the first couple of punches that when this guy landed I would be in trouble.

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''Kovalev is an animal of a puncher''

-- Nathan Cleverly

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Darnell Boone

'KOD: Who is the hardest puncher that you have fought?

Darnell Boone: The hardest puncher was [Sergey] Kovalev. He knows exactly how to use his height and leverage with punches. He keeps you on the outside, away from getting on the inside on him. He fights tall.

Cornelius White

''His power is unreal,'' White said of Kovalev. ''I've never felt that power before. I've fought heavyweights, cruiserweights and I've never felt that before. And they weren't bricks. It was steel.''

Interview with former Kovalev victim Lionell Thompson. Thompson has sparred against a who's who of the LHW and SMW divisions: Dawson, Bute, Froch, Pascal Troy Ross, David Lemieux and numerous others too. He said every shot he throws is heavy, even the ones on the arms and gloves hurt and that no one hits like Kovalev.

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''I ain't ever been hit that hard. When he hit me it felt like somebody lifted the soul out of my body.''

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Earl Newman

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Pascal on Kovalev, Beterbiev, and Bivol

'Pascal is very familiar with all three of the Russian boxers.

He suffered two defeats at the hands of Kovalev, he used Bivol as a sparring partner, and Beterbiev was his stablemate in the gym.

While he believes Beterbiev is the best fighter of the three, he says Kovalev is the hardest puncher of the three. 2018 will be interested year to watch, if all three Russian punchers will begin to face each other in unification bouts.

"Bivol was my training partner for my second fight against Kovalev. Who has the style that was more complicated for me, it was Kovalev. The best of the three? It's Beterbiev. On the other hand, the one that hits the hardest, it is Kovalev," Pascal told The Montreal Journal.
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How dare you destroy a troll thread with facts. Play fair... lol

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How dare you destroy a troll thread with facts. Play fair... lol
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Facts>>>Trolls

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Even if Kovalev would kill a guy with a punch OP would still make this thread.

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Luis Fernando said: ↑

Eleider Alvarez stopped Kovalev in the first fight by dropping him thrice. Kovalev couldn't avenge his stoppage defeat via a stoppage win of his own, but instead needed a decision. Despite the fact that Kovalev had 19 rounds in his hands, to crack Alvarez's chin / durability.

Kovalev has always been considered a 'knockout artist'? So does his decision win over Alvarez in the rematch, really 'avenge' and make up for his stoppage loss against Alvarez in their first encounter?

Is the truth finally being revealed, that Kovalev always had suspect power at the ELITE LEVEL?
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If Kovalev has suspect power, then you have a suspect brain.

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