So if Wlad decides to fight Chambers, what will the IBF do?

**** Povetkin, the guy is clearly afraid of Wlad and his power. Povetkin it's just delaying the inevitable, no wonder why his management never once matched him up against a fighter with power. His chin is just waiting to get exposed, and I can't wait to see it.

Wlad should face either Chambers or Arreola, I wouldn't be against either match. Even though I don't see anyway Chambers could beat Wlad with his style.

 

Vlad is in talks with Chambers now.

Vitali is in talks with Arreola now. Both are much more qualified to fight to title than Haye ever was, by far.

IBF will not strip Vlad of title because it is Povetkin who does not want to fight, so Vlad will fight Chambers first. Povetkin has already beaten Chambers.

 

The good thing (for us fans IMO) is that it appears the Klitz are trying to go after the best available contenders and make the fights happen. They could choose have-been kinda guys like Ruiz, Maskaev, Briggs or Toney, but who want to see that?

I don't know if they have a realistic chance of winning, but at least guys like Chambers, Arreola or Povetkin should make for an interesting couple of rounds.

 

I think they will knock their opponents out. Too much extreme bias in America against Klitschkos, too many lies.

 

Unlike Povetkin Chambers doesn´t fear an opponent. If he think´s he´s ready for Wlad, than make the fight. I think Wlad is too much for Eddie, but i also thought that Dimitrenko would give Eddie huge problems and then Eddie beat the **** out of him. So hopefully Eddie can prove me wrong against Klitschko too.

 

Wlad should go ahead and fight Chambers and then turn around and fight Povetkin or Arreloa or whom ever like 2months later.
No reason he cant fight 6 times a year the way his fights have been going.

 

Povetkin is a fraud, he does not want to fight Wlad, he´s hoping for Wlad to give away his belt and then he want´s to fight for the vacant belt. What a shame that Eddie was´nt on top the night he fought Povetkin. He would´ve dominated him as he did with Dimitrenko. You could clearly see who´s the better boxer in the first few rounds though. Eddie gave Povetkin a lesson there until he simply stopped fighting.