~ Alexander POVETKIN v. Eddie CHAMBERS ~ ANALYSIS and PREDICTION Thread ~

Are those tigers or something? Then again he is living in Russia so it's legal for him to own those cats there.

 

Hey BRO he's been FAST EDDIE since he's been a KID. That isnt constructed by HBO or anyone else:nono Check his trunks he's had fast Eddie on em.

WHY? Because people always looked at him as chubby and slower, but its the exact OPPOSITE. His hands are very FAST.

 

Fast Eddie is going to be quickly outclassed.

 

I hope you tune in to find out:yep

Dont worry, its not you're television set, when they are in the Ring and Povetkin isnt that much bigger:nono

Trust me those are shot at angles and Chambers has a way of appearing smaller than he is. He might be lighter for this fight, I hope. that's a good thing. If he's ready to turn it up? Povetkins got his work cut out:yep

Brock was 6'2" and came in 240(his mistake) but what did the extra weight do? Not a damn thing!! HE GOT WALKED DOWN by Chambers who was stronger and didnt apeear much smaller though he weighed 215:good

 

I don't have the material to go deep into details here so I gat to make best use of what I have and make a bet.

Fast Eddie Chambers can let his hands fly and land a lot of straight punches on Povetkin when he is coming in but someting may hold him back and that can only be Povetkin's power on the fast counter-attack. So let's just suppose that Eddie feels the weight of Povetkin's punches early and holds back his own punches after that - what happens? Povetkin leads his way in and drives him back to the periphery of the ring cuz there's no way Chambers circles and stays out of range... Chambers is smaller and I don't think he has the mobility to do otherwise... Then, it would be the american in fast spurts and short punches ( double hooks, nice fast uppercuts inside, two fisted flurries) from a high arm defense and bouncing off the ropes against Povetkin working to the body and following up to the head in solid and quite fast combinations of his own. The opposite of that is Chambers beating Povetkin to the punch and keep him from getting off for a long period, large number of rounds of course, and the russian getting desperate and ineffective later.

I am gonna go for the first scenario and I can't possibly see Chambers getting the better of the exchanges with his back against the ropes. I do believe that he can survive, land a lot of counter-shots on Povetkin and win some rounds. It's gat to be safe to go for Povetkin by close UD or even SD.

 

Case closed.

 

Straight from the horse's mouth, Chambers himself said he has the advantage over Povetkin with "speed" and "overall pro boxing experience". Well, Byrd also had more overall pro boxing experience than Povetkin and it didn't help him much. The only other advantage Chambers has, according to himself, is speed. So a slight advantage in speed is his only stronger point than Povetkin, that's very little in a heavyweight fight.

Povetkin will force the pace and make Chambers work for 3 minutes every round and although I think Chambers will have his moments Povetkin will just be too busy and too hard hitting for Chambers. I think Povetkin wil stop Chambers in about 10 rounds.

 

Poster art: HBO vs. ARD

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Can you imagine Sultan Ibragimov fighting Povetkin?
People would think they had two little kids boxing, as they both look like baby faced little boys........

 

Povetkin will KO Chambers' unprepared ass in the mid rounds.

 

Been Closed:yep You're statements have been full of **** and reflect a BS Perspective:good

Here's SMILING AT YOU CLUE LESS GURU

 

You better not miss it then, huh?

 

HUH? :huh

 

Chambers too small might get cracked ribs.
Povetkin by TKO