Once and for good: Povetkin or Wilder

You're a complete fool, not a single win of povetkin means anything.

Look what a way slower, less power, much weaker chinned and at that time way less in ring skill wlad did to povetkin.

Wilder will crush him inside 4. God, it's too bad the odds makers aren't as foolish as you. Never know, I would love nothing more than Wilder be the dog.

Easier bet than fmj / pac and easier than holm rousey

 

take the bet staminakills or shut your cornhole.

 

Povetkin sparks his ass, that's why Deonkey took 3 voluntaries and is about to vacate.

 

Your ****ysis is incomplete and distorted, of course that's hardly a surprise coming from you.

Here is why:

1. Some of the names you mentioned for Povetkin are dubious at best. For one thing, Rahman was a washed up corpse by the time he fought Povetkin, and were it not for one lucky punch against Lennox Lewis nobody would remember the guy anyway. And the rest of those guys are pretty much class B fighters at best.

2. You actually had the gull to suggest Demetrice King was better than Wilder based on one BS stoppage against Stiverne, and that's essentially what it was. But yet you don't mention the one common opponent of Wilder and Povetkin, Nicolai Firtha, who took Povetkin the distance and against Wilder he was a bloody mess in four rounds. So by your logic with King and Jordan, Wilder is without a doubt better than Povetkin who couldn't knock out Firtha. But you only apply that logic when it suits your argument. And Wilder's win over Firtha was not a mickey mouse stoppage like King's over Stiverne, so its even more credible really.

3. Wilder's win over Stiverne was not a poor decision, he won nearly every round.

4. Eric Molina was the only Wilder opponent who he really did worse against then other fighters. And that was probably a fluke because he fought him with a busted right hand.

 

Not a shred of evidence other than a prayer from Povetkin's promoter he plans to vacate. And he took three voluntaries because Povetkin delayed the fight, not him.

 

I guess we'll have to wait until Feb 26th won't we?
Haymon forced Quillin to vacate, he will do the same with Wilder. They have IBF belt inhouse, no reason at all to fight Povetkin.

 

No reason except he wants to be undisputed champion. If he was offered the unification route he might go for the IBF, but he won't vacate the WBC for the chick belt they stripped from Fury for no good reason a month after he won it. That would derail his career straight back to being a nobody for good.

I will go on record as saying if he Wilder does vacate the WBC, I will probably lose respect for him and quit following him.

 

I'm open to that, you have to include all your alts. I don't know how many alts you have, so it's only fair you list them

 

I agree 100% :deal For all the reasons you've already stated :hat

 

I'll take Wilder by KO

 

Eh Povetkin would have KO'd Spilk without trouble...

Big boy Wilder was multiple losing rounds to him.