Fights this weekend that people appear to be downplaying, your thoughts?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Muyago, May 26, 2014.


  1. Muyago

    Muyago New Member Full Member

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    I feel like great fights like Gradovich vs Miskirtchian, Darchinyan vs Walters, Soliman vs Sturm, Charr vs Povetkin, and Donaire vs Vetyeka are being put aside and not really talked about with the huge Froch vs Groves rematch coming up.


    What are your thoughts on these fights? Do you see any upsets brewing?

    Please list your thoughts on what the outcome will be in these fights including what type of win KO, UD, etc, check your boxing knowledge!

    Gradovich vs Miskirtchian WINNER:

    Darchinyan vs Walters WINNER:

    Soliman vs Sturm WINNER:

    Charr vs Povetkin WINNER:

    Donaire vs Vetyeka WINNER:
     
  2. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt Guy wants to name his çock 'macho' that's ok by me

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    I think all of them either have clear favorites and/or don't mean a whole lot in their divisions, which is why they might not be generating much talk even if Froch vs. Groves II weren't on the same weekend.

    For instance, Walters should really beat Darchinyan without any difficulty.

    Miskirtchian is a decent Euro level talent but Gradovich should coast in this defense - maybe not with the ease at which he cruised in the Dib rematch, but still...he should prove a cut above.

    Soliman and Sturm already fought, and it was only so-so...and basically either of them will just be waiting for a strong contender to knock them off before long. (don't be fooled by the Barker result, Sturm is a weakish titlist at this stage)

    Povetkin vs. Charr might have its moments but is a mismatch.

    Donaire is unproven at the weight and doesn't even deserve a crack at Vetyeka.
     
  3. Muyago

    Muyago New Member Full Member

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    Are you sure about that one though? Darchinyan may be having a rough patch but he's no pushover, especially for a guy like Walters.
     
  4. Muyago

    Muyago New Member Full Member

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  5. Muyago

    Muyago New Member Full Member

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    does no one care aobut these fights?
     
  6. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Really interesting matchups for the most part....I think Donaire-Vetyeka takes the cake for me, but I'm also a sucker for seeing if old Vic has enough to put Walters through his paces. My first instinct says Walters should dismantle him for a knockout, but you can never really write him off