Wladimir Klitschko couldn’t resist the temptation. Sportarena.com, a Ukrainian website, reported Monday that the 43-year-old former heavyweight champion has committed to making a comeback next month. The outlet reported that the Ukrainian-born Klitschko has agreed to return to the ring May 25 against an undetermined opponent as part of a three-fight deal with DAZN that’ll guarantee him a total of approximately $120 million. Klitschko’s return reportedly will take place at Olympic Stadium in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital.
big fan of teslenko when he lets his hands go kids got talent not sure if ever win title but he could break into bottom half of top 10 someday
Clayton Laurent Jr. weighed 287lbs, his opponent German Garcia was 221. Chubby Checker Clayton got check hooked by a chubby CW. Someone needs to stay away from the all you cat eat buffet. This content is protected Fabio Maldonado has been KO/TKO'd by punches twice in MMA but he's never been stopped in any of his loses in professional boxing despite having shared a ring with Oscar ''Kaboom'' Rivas and Teslenko both of whose punches he ate for fun. This just lends further credence to my argument that boxing is an inferior martial art and boxers are vastly inferior athletes to MMA ones which is something that was proven resoundingly when rank novice Sugar ''Money'' Mac who was 0-0-0 in boxing schooled the **** out of 'TBE' for 4 rounds in his pro debut before his gas tanks ran dry.
While watching Teslenko I thought what would happen if he encounters a decent brawler like-lets say -Plechko.I guess Teslenko would ninhave survivrd the first 30 seconds against a merciless brawler like Ple hko.Teslenko looks very poor as soon as he has to fight in a closer distance.On top of that his stamina is also quite poor.He wont go far imo
German Garcia is decent heavyweight, he is two time silver medal winner at Mexican Nationals. Prior the fight I was picking Garcia, because of his power, skills advantage over Clayton.
This is a make or break fight for both. Tough to predict. I think Perez would be able to pull this of somehow because of his experience, skills etc. After all he beat good cruiserweight with a similiar style in his last fight.
Ali Eren Demirezen/Adnan Redzovic(19/2) for the World Boxing Organisation European Heavyweight Title on April 6th.
Teslenko looked fatiqued in that fight against Maldanado. Maldanado fights like they fought in old days of heavyweight boxing and that's why he is hard to figure out. Teslenko doesn't look like top 10 heavyweight and I think he will get stopped when he steps up, just don't know where he can improve. Sirenko looks better.
He gassed against Gibson too. He’s very impressive when he’s letting his hands go, but most if not all Top 30 HWs will be able to survive the first two or three rounds(the only time he actually does that) and take over.
This is weird ... WBA's new ranking include Ivan Dychko http://www.wbaboxing.com/wba-ranking#.XKN5MFUzaUk What could he leverage from that? I was waiting ages for him to go pro and since he did he's not done as much as other newbies. I'd like to see him get rounds in and see how he is after round 5 or 6.
Actually, a lot of those WBA rankings are weird and I wish they would make some fights to sort it out.