ESPN: Bryant Jennings vs. Alexander Dimitrenko & Jesse Hart vs. Mike Gavronski RBR.

He was Ukrainian, then Russian, and now German. He's not a patriot and easily changes countries, but yes, he was born in Ukraine

 

he changed his reputation a bit tonight. he definitely didn't quit.

 

That's wrong. He was born in Crimea which is now occupied by Russia, but when Dimi was born it was Ukrainian territory.

 

I love fights with dueling knockdowns. I just wish it had ended more organically.

 

You guys are the same thing anyway, right?

 

he would make a great test for Fury, if the Wilder fight doesn't come off next. Fury has never liked fighting guys anywhere near his size with a bit of talent and power.

 

Dimitrenko has now lost 4x, stopped thrice, dropped 10x altogether in those losses (and several times against journeymen in victories) and none of those guys - Chambers, Pulev, Parker and now Jennings - is more than a dead-average puncher at HW.

So the cheen-a, she has always been-a glass.

He's also 36.

He also got a gift in his last outing, against Miljan Rovčanin.

Maybe ought to retire? Maybe ought to have quit while he was ahead following the Granat "upset"?

 

should fight Fury next, if the Wilder fight doesn't happen.

 

i despise espn.

 

Yeah kinda like how the US and Canada are basically the same thing.

 

I was impressed with Dimitrenko tonight. For him that was a gutsy performance, he did well to make it to the 9th, and while Jennings won most of the rounds, Dimitrenko did enough to make a lot of them close. I don't think he should go anywhere near the Parkers, Whytes or Millers of the world, but he can still make some money and interesting fights at Euro level if he continues. I wasn't joking about Helenuis, it would be an interesting fight and probably about the right type of fight for the both of them.