Helenius was absolutely awful

chisora :yep:tong naw, really i would say sanders

 

Vitali, silly.

 

Sergei didn't break his nose......:huh:huh:huh


Helenius did. :good:good

And as for losing......wtf.....I had Robbe winning 1,3,5,7,8,9 rounds, and 8 and 9 as 10/8. Even if the ref had let it go, and Sergei were to take the last 3, Robbe wouldve won 114- 112. A unanimous decision.

What most people call Robbe's slow plodding starts, seems to actually be a strategy. He has a solid chin, so he starts slowly, making his oppennets believe that to be his fighting pace, then when the opp has thought he's crusising, bamm, Robbe picks it up and puts him down.

Watch the last 6 fights that wnet more than 5 rounds. Each fight, Robbe starts slowly, his opponents gears his attack according to Robbes lethargic approach, then BAMM, Robbe picks up the punch output finds a home for his left and finishes his opponent with whichever punch/combo comes most easily, whether it be a hook, and UC, a straight/cross or combo of all 4 of his power shot ala Peter/Liakovich.

 

I think he'll always be vulnerable against boxers because he's ponderous on his feet, but hell, here we have a younger heavyweight with legitimate power, accuracy, chin, toughness and an improving resume.

Anyone even remotely promising at heavyweight should be celebrated and watched carefully, right? Two or three more guys at Helenius level and you'd have an interesting division over the next 5-7 years. Bring it.

 

That was a vicious KO. :deal :good :-(

 

:rofl