Samuel looks quite tense and moody, I think he is going to have work very hard in the time between now and the fight to get himself right for what i would say is the most important fight of his life.. He has to demand respect and a solid 100% perfomance could make him the recognised #1 champion, Wlad was a bit cautious against Sultan, This could raise Peters profile if he rises and gets a stoppage or something spectacular.....
Sorry but he didn't look in shape with Maskaev but nonetheless he got the job done.He is a good fighter,second best HW,but this HW division is garbage so it ain't a big thing.If he can't beat Vitali he truly is garbage and would have lost to both the Klithschkos
If he can't beat a Vitali coming off 4 year lay-off with serious injuries then that will answer a lot of questions about him. Coming in horrible shape will answer enough anyway and the weigh-in should answer that very soon.
That's what I'm saying,if he can't beat this guy who hasn't fought for 4 years he is garbage,shape or no shape.Prime Vitali brutalizes him and harpoons him down:rofl .
I wouldn't go that far, Wladimir who is also an excellent fighter struggled with Peter and looked very bad at times even though Peter was very new at the time compared to now.
Whatever,if he losses to Vitali he is a good fighter and that is it(that meaning garbage:rofl :nut ).He should beat Vitali
Just another reason in a long list of many why we who are picking against him are. A leopard doesn't change it's spots, and Sam doesn't put down the jumbo fries. Sam has one hope in this fight: Vitlai gets injured in the ring. Unless that happens, the nonexistent "Peter Era" will end definitively on Saturday night. Maybe "Peter Era II: The Fraud Returns" will start up after the Klitschkos are finished, maybe not. If Vitali doesn't blow a shoulder or something similar on the 11th, the 'massive puncher' with fewer KO's (2) in his last 7 fights than the number of times McCline put him on the deck (3) in his next-to-last fight is going to get drilled.
Peter's career high in weight is 257. How close he is to that number will tell us how the fight is going to go. In reality Peter should be no heavier than 240-245. He keeps getting heavier and heavier though and a loss to Klitschko will only further his weight gain. If Peter comes in close to 257 or higher he will get knocked out early in the fight.
This content is protected This content is protected peter looks fat and old! he looks even older than vitali...
Quick question, if Sam ko's Vitali with a blow to the back of the head, and is DQ'd, does he keep the belt or does it go to Vitali?