Will Bryant Jennings do the job? Analysis!

[Max Power]

Well I don't think that Jennings has any boxing chance or even a punchers chance for that matter.

He seems simply tailor made for Klitschko to be able to beat, and to be able to beat easily.

I don't think he has the chin to be able to see out the rounds.

Pulev was a better boxer, stronger and harder chinned and dimensionally larger and couldn't make the distance.

Smart money says it's another KO victory for Wladimir.

I just want guys like Fury and Wilder to sort themselves out so that Wladimir can clean out the division for 1 last time before he retires.

With Jennings and the winner of Fury/Wilder on his belt, should he retire, even the staunchest critics would fail to make any dent in his resume being the GOAT.

You are dreaming sir, Wlad is riding this sled to the very end. He wants that record. IMO

Riding what sled?

He's consistently fought the best opponents with only a few "rest matches" in between compared with almost any other boxer.

Bryant Jennings is an undefeated fighter with recent win over Perez, another top boxer and rated in the top 10 by every sanctioning body.

Trying to say he's taking the easy road or something.

Your implying Fury or Wilder would finish him right?

He already beat Povetkin and Pulev recently- worth 2ce what either Fury or Wilder are. As if for a second he would hesitate to knock either man out, even at his 40th birthday!

[beenKOed]

Well I don't think that Jennings has any boxing chance or even a punchers chance for that matter.

He seems simply tailor made for Klitschko to be able to beat, and to be able to beat easily.

I don't think he has the chin to be able to see out the rounds.

Pulev was a better boxer, stronger and harder chinned and dimensionally larger and couldn't make the distance.

Smart money says it's another KO victory for Wladimir.

I just want guys like Fury and Wilder to sort themselves out so that Wladimir can clean out the division for 1 last time before he retires.

With Jennings and the winner of Fury/Wilder on his belt, should he retire, even the staunchest critics would fail to make any dent in his resume being the GOAT.

You are dreaming sir, Wlad is riding this sled to the very end. He wants that record. IMO

Riding what sled?

He's consistently fought the best opponents with only a few "rest matches" in between compared with almost any other boxer.

Bryant Jennings is an undefeated fighter with recent win over Perez, another top boxer and rated in the top 10 by every sanctioning body.

Trying to say he's taking the easy road or something.

Your implying Fury or Wilder would finish him right?

He already beat Povetkin and Pulev recently- worth 2ce what either Fury or Wilder are. As if for a second he would hesitate to knock either man out, even at his 40th birthday!

That's what I'm saying, Wlad is staying right where he is, and will keep fighting until he has that record for most defenses or he gets beaten.