I think Ali had never got a point deducted (not surprising... especially after his comeback he was just allowed to do pretty much anything he wanted)
I could agree one knockdown could be just a blip, the thing is that in case of Szpilka we are not talking about ONE. Two against Mollo in the...
I doubt he had that many options left. A rematch with someone who was competitive and knocked him down would give him more publicity than a fight...
True, but he also took more punishment than almost any other current top heavy. If you add his eating habits, it is no longer "only" 32.
As already mentioned, to get a gift decision one have to survive full distance first. Povetkin's defence is quite poor for a top fighter, and I do...
I guess they separated Wlad from his opponent because he was holding excesively :lol: Pity they are not refereeing his matches.
Sanders could not finish Rahman. At best, he lands some good punches in the opening rounds and make the fight competitive for a while... Holmes...
true... and more action-packed than a couple of his defences together :lol:
One more fight confirming Szpilka is overrated. His opponents are OK for someone with 15 fights, still, if he is giving close fights or even...
Smart move by Adamek - technically he won all 4 fights after Vitali, so there is no reason for him to risk it by fighting anyone dangerous. And...
... as opposed to Wlad, who would outbox and outhug those no-hopers for 10 round, to finally knock them out when everybody is bored anyway ;)
he is old and way past prime at 48, but still Zimnoch is quite winnable fight at this point.
Lewis had the best win as he dispatched him quickly and dominated from the beginning, but otherwise the fight with Tyson was nicer to watch. At...
With 1 mln from BBC long gone, Harrison finally got motivated. So far this motivation can be seen mostly in interviews and somehow vanishes when...
Pros: always in shape, good comeback, losing maybe a couple of rounds during entire career, longevity. Cons: lost to Lewis and Byrd, quality of...
