Heavyweight Fight Schedule

**Freedom** · 02-28-2014 01:59 AM

Chris Arreola vs. Bermane Stiverne rematch heads to Mexico in June

Vyacheslav Glazkov ready for Tomasz Adamek

Vyacheslav Glazkov Training Camp Report & Video

**Freedom** · 02-28-2014 05:46 PM

**Freedom** · 03-01-2014 06:35 PM

Anthony Joshua says he wants to remain unbeaten in 2014 ahead of his bout with Hector Alfredo Avila

Tomasz Adamek Training Camp Notes & Video

Is Anthony Joshua over-protected?

Bermane Stiverne vs Chris Arreola rematch likely for June in Mexico

Adamek talks Glazkov: The ring will tell me how good he is

Wladimir Klitschko will spar amateur star Simon Barclay as he prepares for Alex Leapai

**Freedom** · 03-01-2014 07:14 PM

Current IBF rankings:

CHAMPION: Wladimir Klitschko Ukraine

1 Kubrat Pulev Bulgaria
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 Amir Mansour
14 Alexander Dimitrenko
15 Johnathon Banks

**TitoFan** · 03-02-2014 01:54 AM

Originally Posted by Freedom

Wladimir Klitschko will spar amateur star Simon Barclay as he prepares for Alex Leapai

No offense, bro.
But at this point, this is starting to fall under the category of who gives a flying fuck.

**Freedom** · 03-02-2014 05:29 PM

Heavyweight Super Eight Tournament in Australia on June 4

Anthony Joshua could face Sprott or Skelton on April 19

Joshua stops Hector Avila in first round

Michael Wallisch knocked out previously undefeated Frank Schadwill in round two

Originally Posted by TitoFan

No offense, bro.
But at this point, this is starting to fall under the category of who gives a flying fuck.

I realize few people are interested in Klitschko-Leapai. Even as a heavyweight fan, I'm not really looking forward to it myself.

But there are some fine up-and-coming heavyweights like Anthony Joshua, who looked very good today. I'll post a video tomorrow.

**Freedom** · 03-02-2014 07:24 PM

**TitoFan** · 03-03-2014 03:35 AM

Originally Posted by Freedom

Heavyweight Super Eight Tournament in Australia on June 4

Anthony Joshua could face Sprott or Skelton on April 19

Joshua stops Hector Avila in first round

Michael Wallisch knocked out previously undefeated Frank Schadwill in round two

Originally Posted by TitoFan

No offense, bro.
But at this point, this is starting to fall under the category of who gives a flying fuck.

I realize few people are interested in Klitschko-Leapai. Even as a heavyweight fan, I'm not really looking forward to it myself.

But there are some fine up-and-coming heavyweights like Anthony Joshua, who looked very good today. I'll post a video tomorrow.

I know, Freedom. You're right. Too bad the up-and-coming heavyweights are starting to come around at a time when Wlad is beyond his natural peak and inching his way toward retirement.

What continues to piss me off about Wlad is that he claims to want to become popular in the U.S...... but then continues to fight the Alex Leapai's of the world. And when he DOES get a reasonable opponent, as was the case with Povetkin, he proceeds to stink up the ring sooooo badly that he turns people off. About all you can do is admire his record.... because at this point in time there is precious very little else to admire and cheer for.

**palmerq** · 03-03-2014 04:54 AM

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Originally Posted by Freedom

Heavyweight Super Eight Tournament in Australia on June 4

Anthony Joshua could face Sprott or Skelton on April 19

Joshua stops Hector Avila in first round

Michael Wallisch knocked out previously undefeated Frank Schadwill in round two

Originally Posted by TitoFan

No offense, bro.
But at this point, this is starting to fall under the category of who gives a flying fuck.

I realize few people are interested in Klitschko-Leapai. Even as a heavyweight fan, I'm not really looking forward to it myself.

But there are some fine up-and-coming heavyweights like Anthony Joshua, who looked very good today. I'll post a video tomorrow.

I know, Freedom. You're right. Too bad the up-and-coming heavyweights are starting to come around at a time when Wlad is beyond his natural peak and inching his way toward retirement.

What continues to piss me off about Wlad is that he claims to want to become popular in the U.S...... but then continues to fight the Alex Leapai's of the world. And when he DOES get a reasonable opponent, as was the case with Povetkin, he proceeds to stink up the ring sooooo badly that he turns people off. About all you can do is admire his record.... because at this point in time there is precious very little else to admire and cheer for.

well to be fair no matter who the klitschko have beaten recently they just get written off as being crap overrated and just no good, wladimir could keep winning for another 10 years and the guys he beat would be viewed as nobodies. Also the lepai fight is a mandatory defence and all wladimir has left to do is win all 4 main belts so he's sort of got to do what he has to do to keep the ones he has just now.. Although i totally agree about the povetkin fight, ibragimov was dire to watch too... although I think the povetkin one was worse he was just hell bent on grabbing povetkin even when there looked to be no reason at all, it was weird...

**boyla** · 03-03-2014 07:19 AM

New thread time?

**Freedom** · 03-04-2014 04:40 AM

David Price confirms he will fight Ondrej Pala in Germany on March 29

David Price to face Pala in Berlin on March 29th

Eddie Chambers UK debut set for March 29 in Newcastle

Anthony Joshua – Whatever He Hits He Destroys!

Michael Sprott and Martin Rogan to compete in £250,000 ‘Super 8′ Heavyweight Tournament‏

El Kabong · 03-04-2014 04:12 PM

Anthony Joshua looks very similar to Frank Bruno with how he fights....here's hoping he keeps developing and doesn't lose focus on boxing when he gets a little celebrity about him.

As for everyone talking about Wlad, sure he can make a fight boring, but the guys he fights can do that as well. The Povetkin fight was a little boring but that is how you handle a pressure fighter that is constantly bobbing and weaving trying to get in close. Use the 1-2 to keep him at distance, if he slips the jab, quickly close the distance to nil so he can't land anything. vs Sultan, Wlad just had no target to hit. Sultan crouched down and gave Wlad no target, Sultan was loaded up for a counter punch but Wlad wasn't going to overreach when victory was his just by maintaining a steady pace, at that point Sultan has to try and win...which he never did. A lot of Wlad's troubles holding an audience or exciting an audience stem from his opponents' lack of desire to win...look at David Haye for example...he just wanted the money, he didn't believe he could win or he wouldn't have fought that way.

Leapai is at least going to gun for a KO, he's not going to get close to achieving that but I hope he at least has the intentions of hitting Wlad because it'll open Leapai up and Wlad will knock him out.