Nutty? Do you watch TV? Russia did this, Russia did that, evil Russia in Syria, hacked US elections, doping scandal, taking bobsleigh championship...
I've read Ryabinskii's interview and the situation could be interesting actually. He says that they want to open probe B and to be 100% protected...
I will wait for further development of this story. If proven I agree he should be banned for life as so many people got hit by it.
Again it's either Povetkin is complete idiot and he should be banned for life, as this is really dumb if it's true (and it could be true), or what...
There are two outcomes either Povetkin is a complete idiot and should be banned for life or we have dark times coming to the international sport...
During Abel's interview after the fight in the arena Golovkin was speaking with Kovalev in the background where he said that 4 rounds is maximum...
Don't find anything funny with exception that you don't know a lot about GGG but pretend that you know. As far as I remember you are the one who...
First, in my opinion it does matter if it is a champ or not, since the contester needs to perform better than the current champion to be eligible...
As I wrote judges were biased, you can't give all close rounds to contester and give none to a current champion. End of the story.
Kovalev doesn't need to care about outboxing or outpointing Ward, for him it's useless, GGG can do this but not Kovalev. But what Kovalev needs...
Kovalev said that Wards punches are nothing, he didn't feel them, the only thing he said that Ward managed to do couple of headbuts. Ward is just...
He hasn't cemented anything yet. That win is a robbery.
It's a biased judging when all close rounds are given to a contester but not the current champion.
I don't think that the rematch would be easy for Kovalev, although I think Kovalev was robbed, but Ward definitely fully understands what to do...
Ward deserves credit for actually going in to the fight and fighting fighter from higher weight category. But the win doesn't deserve any credit...
