Whyte got hit with a much better punch that any wilder did. Wilder would have been clean out from that shot as would anyone. Fury can't knock...
I wouldnt say very Impressive but he was winning the fight, fist couple of decent shots he hit Povetkin with he put him down. Povetkin showing his...
If they are mediocre what's that make wilder as they are all levels above him as boxers, technically superior all of them. Whyte got caught so...
Povetkin is a fantastic technu Not a problem, I'll give you at least 10 Fury Joshua Whyte Parker Pulev Povetkin Hunter Usyk Dubois Joyce...
Nah I think you are giving too much credit to wilder. Wilder lost because for the first time in his career he faced someone who walked forward...
You are right, whyte was scared of povetkin. He wasn't his usual self, very cautious he usually engages and brawls but he was very aware of...
He doesn't have to do, all he has to do is walk forward let his hands go, put wilder on the back foot and smash him to bits. Wilder is useless,...
It's a daft point because wilder would knock out anyone if he caught them as clean as povetkin caught whyte. Sure he can do it but if he doesn't...
Absolutely. Whyte wins 9 times out of 10. You can't do anything about a shot like that. It's just one of them things, it doesn't mean ****,...
Whytes Jaw is probably similar to AJs. Average... I feel sorry for whyte, the only guy in the division who fights anyone and takes fights he...
Not a matchroom fan mate, a brit and a fan of british fighters maybe. But other than that I just know what I'm talking about, rather than blindly...
Povetkin shouldnt get the shot. It's a **** take out of whyte if pov can come off a draw and jump straight into a title fight whilst whyte was...
Yes. Povetkin style was always more dangerous for whyte than fury. Because he can throw shots like that, slipping in and throwing vicious hooks...
It's not
Nah, he got caught by a great shot, not exposed at all he was winning the fight easily enough. Povetkin far more dangerous for whyte than fury,...
