No links but seems legit. Just over 7 million bid from Povetkin vs just over 5 from Dibella.
I wonder what that % is that Wilder does a Bowe. Fight could still end up stateside I suppose but I think Wilder might exit.
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No links but seems legit. Just over 7 million bid from Povetkin vs just over 5 from Dibella.
I wonder what that % is that Wilder does a Bowe. Fight could still end up stateside I suppose but I think Wilder might exit.
Not a big money fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
To be fair, Povetkin may be a quality fighter but he only has a curiosity value for fight fans as in what will Wilder do against him rather than actually being fans of Povetkin or Wilder.
That was cheap compared to what was paid for Wlad.
I just want to see the fight between them and see what Wilder was so worried about. I do not understand why he is so scared of Povetkin.
There have been rumors that Al Haymon is getting low on money.
Nice to see it's happening in Russia (unless Wilder vacates) because Povetkin is more likely to receive fair officiating there (although that wasn't the case against Klitschko, who should have been DQed for excessive holding and repeatedly pushing Povetkin down).
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Originally Posted by Master
Because Povetkin is better than him and will take his title.
Povetkin has no head movement.
Watch the Wlad fight and try to ignore the leaning and holding. Inbetween that Povetkin has no head or upper body movement.
I think Wilder may be hiding a fragile chin rather than fear of Povetkin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Primo CarneraQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Because Povetkin is better than him and will take his title.
Its interesting that Al decided not to cough up a little scratch to help Lou out. Anywho perhaps he never had to which would make him smart instead of having money problems. The Povetkin team might even want it in the States anyway. After all is said and done it would not surprise me to see this fight end up in New York should it actually materialize.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freedom
If and that's a big IF Wilder destroys him in 3 rounds...what will the excuses be?
Wilder has the power to spark anyone. He also showed against Stiverne that he had the ability to box and move. The possibility is there for Wilder to win. I just think Povetkin is the sturdier of the two and will get to Wilder eventually.Quote:
Originally Posted by imp
Should Wilder win however there will be no excuses from me. He hopefully will have earned the victory and continued to develop.
If this fight actually does end up in Russia Wilder will have already lost the first three rounds before the opening bell ;D. Having an actual threat finally in front of him may very well force Wilder to play seek and destroy. Then again it may see him come in flailing and yelling booooommmmb squad only to get clipped and zippered for a 10 count himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by imp
If this is true and Wilder pulls he's a piece of cowardly sh*t.
Lou DiBella is the front man for Haymon, that wasn't his dough. The "small" bids say a lot about Wilder's worth
Because Povetkin has fast hands, a decent chin, and can REALLY box and fight and appears to have turned himself into a KO artist post-Wlad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
No one wants to fight Povetkin now. Not even Wlad in a rematch!
Wow you guys are pretty hard on Wilder.
I think it is the reluctance of Wilder more than how good we think Povetkin is for the critical posts about Wilder. I think Wilder beats Povetkin, even if it is held in Russia.Quote:
Originally Posted by SlimTrae
I guess we're just waiting for Wilder's drug tests demands and steroid accusations toward Povetkin, now. Should represent the start of the next round of negotiations.