(Stevenson-Kovalev) You Guys Fall 4 The Same Thing Over And Over! (Stevenson-Kovalev)

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  1. modernfonzie

    modernfonzie Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    there are more unknown variables about Kovalev than there are about Adonis.

    We know Adonis' flaws. The main one being fatigue, which leads to a very wide defense. We don't know how Kovalev reacts to pressure, adversity etc.

    We've seen what happens when a guy can take Adonis' power, he can win boxing.

    We dont know what happens when a guy can take Kovalev's power. he could be a 1 trick Pony.

    We dont know about Kovalev's chin, his stamina. There's too many unknowns for you all to write a proven champ in Adonis off just like that.

    I just don't understand the logic with some people. As if we haven't seen ONE MILLION times in boxing where a guy who was supposed to be "the guy" finally steps up and gets exposed. It's happened so many times. You'd think by now people would stop falling for that ****.

    They said that Danny was scared of Matthysse after he KO'd Peterson too. That his body language was "off". That he looked nervous and worried.

    We just seen it happen with Matthysse. He looked unbeatable, on the rise. UNFATHOMABLE POWER. Then he fought the top guy in his division which was a step-up for him, then he found out "oh **** this guy can take my punches" then we found out his chin was shaky, then we found out he can give but can't take. then we found out how he reacts to a guy who can take his punches, and found out that he can't just win boxing, he relies on overwhelming his opponents. None of these things were known going into Garcia-Matthysse. Everyone had Matthysse winning that fight going in, and doubted the MORE PROVEN champ. Saying he wouldn't make it past the fifth and other ridiculous **** like that. We didn't know these things about Matthysse, But we know them now.

    The same way that we knew more about Danny going in to the Matthysse fight, we would know more about Adonis going into the Kovalev fight. That's all I'm saying. I go with the guy I know more about.

    Stop falling in love with power. It's one of the biggest mistakes someone can make as a boxing fan. Because the day they meet someone who can take it? Well what happens? What does history tell you? They LOSE. Not saying he would, but that's what history shows. :smoke

    Fonzie Out.
     
  2. likeafire

    likeafire Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Kovalev would destroy adonis and superwoman himself knows it.
     
  3. modernfonzie

    modernfonzie Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    What a rebuttal.

    :clap: :clap: :clap:
     
  4. Ol' Bub

    Ol' Bub Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    When you watch Kovalev if(IF you watch Kovalev fight:D) all you see is a crude power puncher?
    That says a lot more about you than it does about us.
    I think Stevenson gets his jaw turned into a jigsaw puzzle if he steps in with Kovalev.
    Smart money says Stevenson and co. have the same feeling.
     
  5. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Garcia also took a career-altering beating in that Pyrrhic victory and wisely is avoiding any chance of a rematch. I can see the general point you're making but, if anything, Stevenson's struggles with Fonfara will hurt his confidence even more as it relates to Kovalev.

    It's less like Matthysse-Garcia and a hell of a lot more like Floyd Patterson being managed away from Sonny Liston at this point.

    That doesn't mean Kovalev KO's him in 1, but the entire situation is in his head now. Just like with Floyd. If that fight happens, I think it will bring out the worst in Stevenson, not the best in him.
     
  6. El-blanco

    El-blanco Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Haitian pimp from super*** club will ko Stevenson, driveby, rd 1.
     
  7. kriszhao

    kriszhao Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :deal
     
  8. modernfonzie

    modernfonzie Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He's a come forward pressure fighter, with a decent jab, and very good power, who relies on guys not being able to take his power. Little footwork, and 90% of his fight game is designed around his power. He comes forward with no remorse, just like "I'm coming, so stop me". And the second someone says "Okay, I will" we'll see how he holds up
     
  9. camden1nj

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    He gets schooled by Hopkins when he cashes his social security check.
     
  10. modernfonzie

    modernfonzie Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I'll be sure to bump the **** out of this thread if they fight and Kovalev gets exposed. Bookmarking now.
     
  11. fighter86

    fighter86 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If this fight was stopped in the 1st round ,people wouldn't have anything to talk about. Adonis fought a tough guy ,instead we don't even give credit to the underdog.
     
  12. El-blanco

    El-blanco Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Fonzie I already told you his competition from super*** or Wanda's in Montreal are going to end his career haha
     
  13. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    And that was basically the book on Liston going in to the Patterson fight. What happened?

    Despite everyone knowing Floyd's best chance was to use movement, to show his bravado and that he wasn't scared, he fought the dumbest fight plan imaginable. In trying to prove Sonny wasn't in his head, he showed with no shadow of a doubt that Sonny was in his head.

    That's the territory we're in now with Stevenson and Kovalev. Haymon's a smart man and knows better than to put his man in that fight.
     
  14. modernfonzie

    modernfonzie Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Exactly. Fonfara put a noble effort. My problem is I don't understand why people always doubt the more proven fighter, and fall in love with power. It's just a mistake that we've seen happen so much in boxing. Not saying Kovalev would lose. But I wouldn't be that surprised to be honest. I've seen this tale plenty of times before.
     
  15. damian38

    damian38 BigDramaShow Full Member

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    little footwork? his balance and footwork is highly underrated, just look at how he dropped Agnew with a lead hook with only one foot planted