Helenius slow-mo uppercut replay

What are you talking about? His resume is a bit impressive for a guy with 16 fights. He's already taken on former champions in Peter, Brewster, and Liakhovich. Outside of the Klitschko's that's pretty much the division.

 

He is just a fat goon, so what if he beat up a few shot old men who were good 5-10 years ago.

 

Good combo, but he sure is a goofy looking ****ing ****er.

 

I am impressed how he stays focused on the target and nails it so well.

Good finish. Helenius is the real deal, especially with having beaten so many decent names in so few fights............

I see him beating Arreola and maybe Chambers, too. Certainly beats Dimitrenko and Fury.

 

Not sure about Chambers. Outside of the Klitschko's Chambers is the toughest fight he could make. Would lose on points if he he didn't get the KO. Not only would he beat Dimitrenko, he destroys him.

 

Fury would be fun while it lasted as both guys are there to be hit but Helenius would KTFO eventually, Fury seems kinda featherfisted. Dimitrenko would be scared as hell and would not want to engage, it would turn into a clinch fest and hopefully Helenius would eventually land.

 

Wow. He has that sneaky power - kind of like Corrie Sanders.

 

dang

 

Chambers has already been brutally KO'd, so there is possibly that dent to his sturdiness. He would have to fight every minutes of every round vigilantly because it would only take one mistake for him to be out of there.

 

Ingo, anyone?
gets the job done.
Interesting.

 

I noticed that.

 

In HD:

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP9b39qLC_g[/ame]

That was damn brutal. White wolf can take a punch.

 

I like his power and accuracy, if he was busier he'd be amazing to watch, definetly needs to up the workrate

 

good stoppage by the ref.............sum guys were saying quick stoppage/................whitewolf was done 4:smoke

 

Pretty much spot on. Other than Brewster (who i'm pretty sure was a ghost then) wins over peter and liakhovich are pretty much all you can do in this crappy division. that's great for today after 16 wins. there's only a couple stiffer tests outside of the obvious (k2) in this division. i still have only seen highlights of his fight and hear tons of how plodding he is, but i've seen two impressive finishes by him. in no way do i think he will actually beat a klit (again i haven't seen a full fight), but i'd love to see that size and ko ability give it a try. at least it won't be an absolute foregone conclusion like most k2 fights over the past several years