can povetkin be the one to dethrone wlad

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  1. JAB5239

    JAB5239 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Not a snowballs chance in hell.
     
  2. Peril

    Peril The Scholar Full Member

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    he started fighting bums when he picked up Atlas, not when he lost him :patsch
     
  3. damian38

    damian38 BigDramaShow Full Member

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    no

    Sasha's best chance was in 2008, since then he's gone downhill, while Wlad continues to be dominant
     
  4. Rabbie1980

    Rabbie1980 Contender Full Member

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    People actually have to ask this question?? come on.

    Wlad will destroy him!
     
  5. dwighttsharpe

    dwighttsharpe Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Look for every possible ploy for Povetkin to delay this.

    An injury as the date nears is almost a certainty.
     
  6. danieljenkins

    danieljenkins Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I think the likes of chisora could beat povetkin never mind what wlad would do to him
     
  7. chico g

    chico g Let's watch some Sesame Street...lmao Full Member

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    I reckon even Adamek would beat Povetkin. That's how much i rate him.
     
  8. Sugar Nick

    Sugar Nick He's A Good Boy Full Member

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    He won that fake title under Atlas and then fired him and after Atlas he faced the corpse of Hasim Rahman,got beaten by Huck etc
     
  9. CHEF

    CHEF Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    simple answer....NO
     
  10. Peril

    Peril The Scholar Full Member

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    I've been following Povetkin's career since amateurs. He fought stellar opposition under the tutelage of Belov, his former trainer. Then his camp faked an injury, walking out of a staggering 3.3$ payday against Wlad, fired Belov and hired Atlas. Once Atlas came into the picture, he initiated a string of unprepared, mediocre opponents such as Oruh, Mora, and the likes.

    After dropping Atlas, Povetkin only fought one obviously easy fight, against the mandatory Rahman. Rahman had no place in the ring, and for that you can thank the ***** of a federation, WBA, but not Povetkin himself.