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Mansour, Price, Cunningham, Rodriguez weights
Mike Perez vs. Carlos Takam officially added to the Jan 18 HBO card
Kubrat Pulev 253.8 vs. Joey Abell 248.5 (IBF international heavyweight title)
Lucas Browne stops Clarence Tillman in round two
Alex Leapai looking to "Bring Boxing Back" against Wladimir Klitschko
Mansour, Rodriguez and Cunningham out to make top division headlines
WBN Photo: Mansour v Price weigh-in results
Derric Rossy v Jonte Willis weigh-in results
Lucas Browne eases past Clarence Tillman and on to Commonwealth title shot
WBN Video: Lucas Browne talks Clarence Tillman victory, future title shot
Pulev-Abell from today.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmwUlWbZjmI
pulev beat a guy who showed up on a weeks notice... who had no sparring for this fight or any major training and still got knocked down :S.... not great signs for pulev.. if ever takes on wlad he's getting ko;d
No, it doesn't mean much, it was just a flash knockdown. Kubrat was eager to get the KO and he left himself open. Abell always had one-punch KO power, he has 28 KO in his 29 wins.Quote:
Originally Posted by palmerq
Heavyweight fight is very exciting.So i like it very much.
Amir Mansour vs. Kelvin Price:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=w10hNkVCUyo
New WBO heavyweight rankings:
Champion: Wladimir Klitschko
1. Alex Leapai
2. Dereck Chisora
3. Andy Ruiz
4. Deontay Wilder
5. Bermane Stiverne
6. Tyson Fury
7. Christian Hammer
8. Mike Perez
9. Robert Helenius
10. Kubrat Pulev
11. Chris Arreola
12. Denis Boytsov
13. Bryant Jennings
14. Vyacheslav Glazkov
15. Alexander Ustinov
IBF heavyweight rankings:
Champion: Wladimir Klitschko
1 Kubrat Pulev
2 - vacant -
3 Ruslan Chagaev
4 Tomasz Adamek
5 Odlanier Solis
6 Alexander Ustinov
7 Derek Chisora
8 Tony Thompson
9 Robert Helenius
10 Vyacheslav Glazkov
11 Bryant Jennings
12 Deontay Wilder
13 Alexander Dimitrenko
14 Johnathon Banks
15 Amir Mansour
abell was also not training for any fight and had not sparred for a long time, pulevs team looked for someone to take advantage of, he would not go near abell if abell was training for a fight... poor form from pulev and co but he's built a padded record and got his title shot so he has to keep that safe...Quote:
Originally Posted by FreedomNo, it doesn't mean much, it was just a flash knockdown. Kubrat was eager to get the KO and he left himself open. Abell always had one-punch KO power, he has 28 KO in his 29 wins.Quote:
Originally Posted by palmerq