Maksim Vlasov: A Brutal Brumal Wind Blows From The Zhiguli Mountains-The Kill Of Samara Oblast.

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  1. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    Maxim Vlasov born 9-11-1986 is a 6'3.5 Cruiserweight with a 40-2 23 KO's record. Born in Samara, Russia and currently fighting out of Robert Garcia's Gym in Oxnard, California. Maxim is one of many Eastern European fighters that Robert has taken under his wing, he along with Kavaliauskas, Gradovich, and the best prospect of all Oleksandr Gvozdyk are all being trained out of Oxnard, Garcia sees where the potential future stars of the sport are coming from and he's intelligently jumping on the bandwagon. Vlasov is very flawed, he's not a monster puncher like many of his countrymen, he is more of a pure boxer and tends to win on points, however he had his unbeaten record ruined by the tricky Isaac Chilemba, who has a tendency to make everyone he faces look bad. So even in spite of dropping Chilemba twice in the 8th round, he still managed to lose. So in an effort to improve his game he's come to America to train here. So hopefully he can fix the holes in his game and become yet another Russian player at LHW. So Check Out The Kill because he definitely goes for it.:ggg:ggg:ggg:ggg


    Postscript, since doing this thread, Vllasov who claimed he struggled with the altitude against Zurdo Ramirez, dropped a close decision to him, but since then has moved up to Cruiserweight and is becoming quite the force, choosing to go out and bang. His power like Bellew, seems to have improved somewhat, scoring him the best wins of his career against Sillakh and a KO7 victory over Chakhkiev in a war.





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    Vlasov Vs. Sillakh
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    Vlasov Vs. Findley
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    Vlasov Vs. Ravelo
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    Vlasov will be facing Gilberto Ramirez on the undercard of Rios Alvarado 2 at a catchweight of 171lbs.
     
  7. shortydee

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    Nice post. Vlasov is better than anyone HoeBiitch Stefanysen has ever beat, and better than anyone Ward has beaten since 2011, better than anyone Froch has beat since May of 2012, and better than ANYONE Abraham, Steiglitz, or Dirrel have ever beaten as well.

    Only Kovalev, Bute, Hopkins, Beterbiev, and Froch have better wins than Sanchez will have when he stops Vlasov. :thumbsup
     
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    Can Vlasov upset the applecart of Zurdo:think
     
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    Agree the only loss he has is against Chilemba who's damn hard to look good against we'll see just how real Ramirez is, I wouldn't write off a Vlasov UD.
     
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    I thought Chilemba won 6 clear rds in that fight while I had Vlasov winning 3 clear plus the 10-7.

    Thats a 94-94 draw in my book. Shoulda been an immediate rematch, though both Chilemba and Vlasov are more deserving of title shots than Caperello, Agnew, Fonfara, or Suhtosky were.

    Same goes for Dirrel, EVERY WBO SMW Challenger since Abe first won it, and every Froch defense of the title he won off Bute. :-(
     
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    I agree it was very close it should have at least been a draw. Vlasov shouldn't have outright lost, as far as Chilemba goes they're negotiating a fight between him and Beterbiev at the moment.
     
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    Well, there goes Chilemba's well deserved payday vs Stevenson or Kovalev.:lol:
     
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    :nod
     
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    Vlasov is getting koed