Remembering A Peak Sergey Kovalev

Kovalev fought Ward in his country with a home ref and three home judges TWICE. Something which Roy and obviously Ward would've never have even dared contemplating doing in a dream let alone in actual real life if the roles were reversed. Ward in his own words called what Kovalev did ''doing it the hard way''

And it wasn't just Kovalev vs Ward it was very much a collective effort and when I say collective I mean Kovalev vs Ward, the ref, the judges, media members, Ward and his team trying everything they could to gain ever more advantages in their favour which included having spies in ''alcoholic'' Kovalev's camp and king snake John David Jackson doing his bit too

I remember the week of the fight one of these media members, to try and unsettle Kovalev and mess with head in order to stack the deck even more in favour of the deck-stacking privileged have gloves won't travel female dog home 'warrior' Ward, as it wasn't already stacked enough in his favour as it was, quizzed Kovalev about the Roman Simakov fight ie. the fighter who tragically lost his life after facing Kovaklev, losing consciousness in the ring never to regain it. The 'reporter' then asked him about it again seconds later after Kovalev quite understandably didn't want to address it a few days before the fight. It was done quite intentionally.

But all of this gets conveniently ignored by the same people who are as silent as church mice everytime a fighter from Kovalev's region of the world somehow manage to come away with an L over there almost every single time in these ''close fights which could've gone either way.'' Funny how that works, eh?


And you do not wave a fight off on a foul, repeated fouls at that. The correct protocol is warn the fighter who committed the foul for doing so or deduct a point from them and to give the fighter on the receiving end of the foul 5 minutes to recover which is exactly what that corrupt snake Tony Weeks would have done if the roles were reversed and every single one of us knows it too

Notice how even during the low blows sequence Ward comes in with his head?

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The vast majority of fans had Kovalev winning the first fight and to pretend otherwise is very disingenuous but as I keep saying there is only one country in the world where they stack the deck with a home ref and three home judges for world title fights between a home and an away fighter and, yes, Kovalev despite being based in the US was a foreigner. And then after being robbed of all his world titles in the first fight by the home judges, quite understandably, Team Kovalev requested the appointment of NEUTRAL judges or at least some which was DENIED. God forbid their boys over there should ever have to fight on a remotely level playing field

In the US

Kovalev vs Ward I - US ref and three US judges

Kovalev vs Ward II - US ref and three US judges

Kovalev vs B-Hop - US ref and three US judges

In Russia

Kovalev vs Chilemba - neutral ref and judges

Kovalev vs Yarde - neutral ref and judges

Interesting that, eh? Not a single home ref or judge for Kovalev for his world title fights in Russia but not a single neutral one for his ones in the US vs Americans

As for an actual fight between a prime Kovalev and a prime Roy. Firstly, Roy would never fight him and if he did Kovalev would knock him spark out with a jab. A flush right hand would send Roy to the shadow realm in the blink of an eye

Dropping the titanium jawed Pascal with a jab. Imagine what that jab would do to Roy's glass jaw?

There is absolutely no way in hell Roy remains conscious after eating a flush Kovalev shot of that I am super confident and I'm very confident he would land too

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