Wladimir: 241.6 Jennings: 226.8

Wlad looks less conditioned than usually.

http://autoimg.sport.de/autoimg/892057/297x223/klitschko-sieben-kilo-schwerer-als-powetkin.jpg

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/10/04/article-2443794-18850C1200000578-127_634x415.jpg

 

Like I said, I don't know yet. I am definitely watching Money May vs. Pac though :bbb

 

Typical Klitschko, he will waddle into the ring all flabby and fat. He'll be huffing and puffing after 30 seconds, his opponent will nearly flatten him, the referee will jump in and save him from being knocked out, when the referee isn't looking Vitali will hit Jennings over the head with a stool and lay Jennings out, then the referee will count Jennings out---end of fight. Just like all of them.



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real light

 

I'll watch.

I'm a big David Haye fan and I expected him to win against Wlad. Wlad completely dominated Haye, and that made me a fan.

I think this is a difficult fight. Both guys are in shape and both guys have skill.

 

The American audience which is largely black is probably not that interested in watching another black American boxer get destroyed by Wlad. :yep

 

Wlad is a monster
Can beat anyone in the past now that he is confident
Todays Wlad could KO Lennox and Foreman
He's the man.

 

Big Wlad fan but that singing was creepy...

 

And here I thought DinoVision was only available in select clubs in Europe owned by the troll man himself....

 

There's less than a 0.1% chance of that happening.

 

Leni Riefenstahl just showed up!

 

Laughing at your own dull jokes, Freedom? Well, I suppose someone has to. atsch

 

I hope that Jennings has a right old go and tries to win this. There is nothing worse than when a Klitschko opponent comes to just survive with the odd counter, those kinds of fights are always a snoozefest.

 

Its not the fact that Wlad is the champion that is the problem. Or that his style is not wreckless enough or suicidal to attract fans, because there is another fighter called Mayweather who is also safety first and cautious.

It is the sport in general that has the problem with popularity, outside of a superstar like Mayweather, who else does your average Joe in the US know of in boxing? The sport needs to appeal to more people, and the only way to do that is to drop all of the dustbin belts, go back to one belt per weight class, and clear up the corruption (which is still one of the worst of any sport).