He got destroyed by Povetkin.
I must say that Perez has been one of the biggest disappointments to me in boxing.
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He got destroyed by Povetkin.
I must say that Perez has been one of the biggest disappointments to me in boxing.
Guzman was even more of a disappointment and Solis has just been a disgrace.
I blame American women and their food for destroying great boxing careers.
Joan Guzman, what a waste. Really wanted to see what he could achieve in boxing but fuckit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Wasn't his chin that let him down.
He comes in 20lb overweight, then stands bang in the range of a 230lb heavyweight with his hands down inviting him to smash a right hand into his bonce. Goodnight Irene.
And yeah Guzman would have beat Pac and co back in the day. Fact. Massive waster
Agree with you. He was throwing his punches like a body builder, he looked a little stiff due to the extra weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
If you put your faith in shorter, fat heavyweights who refuse to stay in shape, you're bound to be disappointed. The same thing will happen to Andy Ruiz Jr when he gets in there with a real challenge.
Povetkin has what's left in his pocket. Advice to Perez, if you fight stupid you look stupid and you make your opponent look like King Kong.
Have to hand it to Povetkin and his team, they knew that window was going to be open. Good win!
Perez was lighter than he was vs Jennings.
It was Povetkin who came in at his heaviest ever but he looked much better for it
Perez is lazy like solis, slow starter and Povetkin was an animal last night. Very interested to see this new version of Povetkin and give him a good shot against wilder
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Originally Posted by Fenster
Exacto-mondo!
What let him down was that farce of a "defense" where he just stood there pawing lazily with his right hand. Don't know whether he was trying to establish a range, or lull himself and Povetkin to sleep. Either way, Povetkin must've thought Christmas came early this year, the way Perez served himself up on a silver platter.
I sat through the undercard waiting for that fight
What a disappointment
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Originally Posted by Beanflicker
I do agree I maybe shouldn't put my hopes in them, but when I watched him on prizefighter he wasn't on awful shape, I keep hoping he'll just tone up a little for his next fight.
He never does.
Most people in this world who would have taken a right hook that clean wouldnt be able to walk after it.
With all due respect to Povetkin, he has been DESTROYING his competition as of late. Ever since losing to Wlad in that disgraceful hugging match, and making top contenders appear as if they should not even be in the ring with him.
He is in line for a shot against Wilder. Povetkin showed us how to sneak up on the inside if you're facing a Southpaw. Perez did not even see it coming.... sorta like a check right upper-cut. Both times.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAME
he's accumulating a nice run of wins over competent contenders since wladimir beat him, he also gave eddie chambers his first defeat in his 15th fight and beat chris byrd the fight before.. Defeated chagaev too.None of them are super big wins but his record compared to many of the other heavyweights . I hope he gets another shot at the world title.Quote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
it was a very skilled moved from Povetkin which totally surprised Perez. Fans used to say he was slow on his feet... this type of move for a heavyweight is impressive.