my moneys on pulev/ perez drops his lead hand way to much and stand staright up/ pulev would jab him him and stop perez in side 8 rds/ your view?
Perez will quit in rd11 or 12 I guess. He will be that exhausted that will probably have to take a year out of the ring. Jab, jab, booom straight right .... all night. Easy money!
nutbag criteria...your the same guy who said david haye would beat a prime holyfield or even a prime foreman...:-( and even said david haye would beat prime razor ruddock...ya sure elroy
Not really. Pulev is on a whole different level that Perez. Perez was getting hit a lot against Mago and those were some heavy shots. There were moments when they would both go trading almost defenseless. Perhaps Pulev's shots wouldn't be as heavy as Mago's but Pulev wouldn't be the one getting hit either, which would very likely frustrate Perez or make his exhausted in the later rounds. The way I see it is Pulev schooling him almost every round, especially the later ones, regardless of which version of Perez would show up.
Pulev adjusts very well.... He took the early rounds off to figure out Thompson, and came back strong to win wide on the cards. he would like do the same against Perez, but I think it would probably be much easier for him TT is a lot more awkward and hard to figure out(even Wlad had trouble in their first fight)
Pulev by wide margin. Don't forget that Perez is much smaller and he would be outgunned. Range wise Perez would not be able to land clean shots or effectively get inside.
As cliché as it is, styles make fights & Pulev is all wrong for Perez. I believe he's win a rather lopsided decision over the transplanted Cuban. Yep, even the "fired up" Perez that looked so good against Mago. Who gave a VERY gutsy performance, but spent all 10 rounds standing around waiting for Perez to answer back with his own shots every time he whacked Perez with a good punch. Pulev isn't THAT sort of a heavyweight. While he doesn't have anywhere near the kind of power that Mago had, Pulev has quicker, busier, more accurate hands. And we all just saw what a fighter with busy hands can do against Perez when Takam outworked him one-sidedly down the stretch on Saturday.