Fedor Alexandrovich Chudinov vs. Umar Sadiq & Sergey Kharitonov vs. Danny Williams RBR.

Nah. He's just happy to be back in the ring and to make a successful(long awaited pro boxing debut) he definitely knows Danny is shot to bits. He clearly held back in times in there dude.

 

You would like to see Browne or price oh dear

 

You still cucking for your boyfriend? No obviously not. But in his prime he would have a good shot. Kharitonov is no joke.

 

He is now

 

I know, but now he’s in pro boxing and in his sole pro boxing effort he looked cumbersome and like he’d gassed after two rounds. I’m not judging his previous efforts at all. His power looks as if it could be legit but that’ll only work at a certain level. Price - I hate to say - I think would school him. Browne is a good call though, that could be fun.

Which has me thinking, Sokolowski would be a very good test for him in a couple of fight’s time

 

Was only two fights but I think this was my first RBR
You’ve all been blessed.

 

He's 40 man, tons of miles on the speedometer and was clearly packing the extra lbs for this. He's not a real prospect by any stretch and even he knows it. Sok would probably do him in, especially in the shape Kharitonov showed up in tonight.

 

They gave valuev a microphone I’d say that’s the least of the problems here lol

 

Most likely but that’s why it’s worth having some fights before that. I don’t know what their plan would be for him. He seems to have some name value so you’d assume they’d want to fight guys with name value. Ok Williams is totally finished but at one time he was kinda known, so for a debut it isn’t the worst. But I just don’t know how they follow it

 

Well I think I’ll go watch a Joe Joyce interview or something

 

Wasn't. Simply stating the obvious that he would have a good chance against Wilder where as you were claiming he wouldn't have any. I mean... If you want to talk to delusional you're not one to talk man, we know full well all the hilarious predictions you've made that have gone awry.

 

I doubt this will even be a consistent. He's still with Bellator. Probably just wanted to get back in the ring again and with covid a pro boxing card in Russia was a good bet. Throughout his career he's juggled several different combat sports - MMA, kickboxing, amateur boxing, WSOB.

 

It was absolutely the worst debut possible imo the only thing that can be gained from this fight is to use it as an argument for retired boxers wanting to make a comeback.
The argument goes something like this
‘What do ya mean I can’t get a license have you seen these guys’