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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Given the opponent and situation, Kovalev really could only be seen in the negative? No? I thought he dominated the fight after a feel out 1st followed by Agnew climbing into a defensive cage and hoping he punched himself out. His jab was varied, when the guard was solid upstairs he opened to body. He smashed a overmatched but ballsy defensive minded foe.
    Yeah I suppose that's true in a sense. He showed some kinks in that indestructible tag he seems to carry around though. Its hard not to dominate with a guy like that but I just found his performance a little flat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Given the opponent and situation, Kovalev really could only be seen in the negative? No? I thought he dominated the fight after a feel out 1st followed by Agnew climbing into a defensive cage and hoping he punched himself out. His jab was varied, when the guard was solid upstairs he opened to body. He smashed a overmatched but ballsy defensive minded foe.
    Yeah I suppose that's true in a sense. He showed some kinks in that indestructible tag he seems to carry around though. Its hard not to dominate with a guy like that but I just found his performance a little flat.

    I think we need to stop bein overly critical I mean I can't remember seeing the guy loose a round and done seen him six or seven times now., when he dismantled campillo the way he did I knew he was legit. Its tough to put a guy away who's so defensively minded as he sees all the shots coming and kovalev did it in 7 and good thing to since I talked him up to my bud.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Given the opponent and situation, Kovalev really could only be seen in the negative? No? I thought he dominated the fight after a feel out 1st followed by Agnew climbing into a defensive cage and hoping he punched himself out. His jab was varied, when the guard was solid upstairs he opened to body. He smashed a overmatched but ballsy defensive minded foe.
    Yeah I suppose that's true in a sense. He showed some kinks in that indestructible tag he seems to carry around though. Its hard not to dominate with a guy like that but I just found his performance a little flat.
    I know what you're saying, Kovalev did what we expected but not in his usuall borderline spectular fashion.
    It could be because Agnew has been training hard for a defensive fight.

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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    Quote Originally Posted by beenKOed View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Given the opponent and situation, Kovalev really could only be seen in the negative? No? I thought he dominated the fight after a feel out 1st followed by Agnew climbing into a defensive cage and hoping he punched himself out. His jab was varied, when the guard was solid upstairs he opened to body. He smashed a overmatched but ballsy defensive minded foe.
    Yeah I suppose that's true in a sense. He showed some kinks in that indestructible tag he seems to carry around though. Its hard not to dominate with a guy like that but I just found his performance a little flat.
    I know what you're saying, Kovalev did what we expected but not in his usuall borderline spectular fashion.
    It could be because Agnew has been training hard for a defensive fight.
    We don't always need a Wilder walking through no names with defenses made of wet bread He showed adjustment and adaptability to a strong defense..and got 1,2 rounds more then usual. I just can't see a thing to rake him on.

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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    Damn. All I said is that he looked a little flat and seemed human. How that is being overly critical is puzzling to say the least.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Damn. All I said is that he looked a little flat and seemed human. How that is being overly critical is puzzling to say the least.
    I meant in the sense that when the worst thing we can say about a dude is he looked flat while winning every round handily still then were sort of just looking to critique in some way. Nothing against you or your comment iaminuit you're one of my favorite posters on here

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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    I'm still a wait and see guy. I want to see more of him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Given the opponent and situation, Kovalev really could only be seen in the negative? No? I thought he dominated the fight after a feel out 1st followed by Agnew climbing into a defensive cage and hoping he punched himself out. His jab was varied, when the guard was solid upstairs he opened to body. He smashed a overmatched but ballsy defensive minded foe.
    Yeah I suppose that's true in a sense. He showed some kinks in that indestructible tag he seems to carry around though. Its hard not to dominate with a guy like that but I just found his performance a little flat.
    He was a little too frontal true but think it was more over eagerness. Agnew was showing signs of feeling it. He did settle though.

    On the side, after the cut I couldn't help but hear this in his corner

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Given the opponent and situation, Kovalev really could only be seen in the negative? No? I thought he dominated the fight after a feel out 1st followed by Agnew climbing into a defensive cage and hoping he punched himself out. His jab was varied, when the guard was solid upstairs he opened to body. He smashed a overmatched but ballsy defensive minded foe.
    Yeah I suppose that's true in a sense. He showed some kinks in that indestructible tag he seems to carry around though. Its hard not to dominate with a guy like that but I just found his performance a little flat.
    He was a little too frontal true but think it was more over eagerness. Agnew was showing signs of feeling it. He did settle though.

    On the side, after the cut I couldn't help but hear this in his corner
    Must spread rep first but loooools

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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    im not sold on the russian just yet, he kept his hands down too much. agnew was scared to death, and didnt throw anything to keep the russian off. the russian was wide open for a quick left hook, but agnew was too damn scared to throw!!! moron. its a shame, because if he had the guts to put together a few good punches by actually throwing some.... i think he coulda hurt kovalev.

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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    Agnew gave it his best shot... he just couldn't do it. Good luck to him!!
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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Given the opponent and situation, Kovalev really could only be seen in the negative? No? I thought he dominated the fight after a feel out 1st followed by Agnew climbing into a defensive cage and hoping he punched himself out. His jab was varied, when the guard was solid upstairs he opened to body. He smashed a overmatched but ballsy defensive minded foe.
    Yeah I suppose that's true in a sense. He showed some kinks in that indestructible tag he seems to carry around though. Its hard not to dominate with a guy like that but I just found his performance a little flat.
    He was a little too frontal true but think it was more over eagerness. Agnew was showing signs of feeling it. He did settle though.

    On the side, after the cut I couldn't help but hear this in his corner


    Bahahahahaha..........flat lined. Another coffee exiting through the nostrils moment.

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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    Anybody see Stevensons response?

    "Slow with no defense! When Kovalev fights me, he will stay at the hospital and mama Duva will come see him. Kovalev, tell your mama Kathy Duva to stop crying and to call Yvon Michel and Al Haymon to make the fight happen! Krusher Kovalev, you are just a real slow bum with no defense. Easy work. In due time I will beat your sorry ass! You are an easy work and tell Tarzan to show how to move your big ugly head! You can't fight for sh*t,"

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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    A few morning after thoughts:

    - Kovalev has a few holes in a defense. His comment that agnew was a smart fighter; that he hid behind his defense and then tried to throw punches at the right time had me a little puzzled. It don't think its necessarily smart... Just boxing... and he should be prepared for a lot of guys that lay in wait and explode from a shell with combos (because of Kovalevs Linear retreat).

    -Agnew wasn't horrible in the first round. He hit Kovalev with a 3 punch combo where every shot landed on the button. I'll admit that inched me closer to the edge of my seat. Kovalev going straight back a lot means an opponent can put in some work this way. I also think someone that uses a lot of angles and spins him can make him hesitate.

    -That being said umm...Kovalev didnt really seemed phased and that was scary for a guy like Agnew. Everything agnew landed just seemed to be a deposit in the Karma bank and its like he knew he would get it back. After Kovi took that combo, and knew what the danger was.. he went right back to his attack. After he got butted and opened up, he went right back to the attack. ... after a low blow, he went right back to the attack...pretty much anything that happened was just an interval before he went right back to the attack. He was a machine. Whoever beats this guy (cleanly) is going to need serious power or blinding speed and accuracy. A Ward "hug & slug" performance could probably stifle Kovalev, but i'd pay to watch kovalev toss Ward to the mat, if he tried that grapple..

    -The post fight interview was great. A fighter than says what he means and means what his says. The POS comment about Stevenson was funny. Even funnier was him realizing he was on TV right after it came out. Him Saying he'd like to fight anyone with a title in his division showed he wasn't choosey after the Stevenson pull out. I do think he'll need to push harder and name a name to corner someone into fighting him.
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    Default Re: Sergey Kovalev vs. Cedric Agnew

    Kovalev-Agnew full fight video:

    www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbbHJNx7OrE

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