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    Default Re: Wilder says he won't go to Russia to fight Povetkin

    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    I think he'll play it safe and hold all the cards in a unification with Martin. My god, can't believe we're talking unification with two guys with still so many unanswered questions. Find a neutral site of buy a jacket ffs.


    LOL.

    I guess that's possible but I just don't see Povetkin stepping aside like Golovkin has however the WBC is involved and they are as slippery as eels in a pail of snot. See Alvarez for a current example.
    It was good to see Povetkin ringside. Up close and personal for Wilder. Thought all along a co main with another trinket warmer almost seems insurance policy. Wilder needs to forget about Fury now, same for Fury with Wlad up. I get not wanting to Russia but honestly a guy should be just as hesitant to go to Argentina or any site involving 3 Texas judges .

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    Default Re: Wilder says he won't go to Russia to fight Povetkin

    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
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    I think he'll play it safe and hold all the cards in a unification with Martin. My god, can't believe we're talking unification with two guys with still so many unanswered questions. Find a neutral site of buy a jacket ffs.


    LOL.

    I guess that's possible but I just don't see Povetkin stepping aside like Golovkin has however the WBC is involved and they are as slippery as eels in a pail of snot. See Alvarez for a current example.
    It was good to see Povetkin ringside. Up close and personal for Wilder. Thought all along a co main with another trinket warmer almost seems insurance policy. Wilder needs to forget about Fury now, same for Fury with Wlad up. I get not wanting to Russia but honestly a guy should be just as hesitant to go to Argentina or any site involving 3 Texas judges .

    You know, the Ibf has kind of made a move on its own here. They don't seem keen on unification either. The WBC claims to not want their champ carrying another but that depends on who it is of course. Its as if all the governing bodies breathed a sigh of relief the moment Wlad was beat and the fragmentation began.

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    Default Re: Wilder says he won't go to Russia to fight Povetkin

    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    I think he'll play it safe and hold all the cards in a unification with Martin. My god, can't believe we're talking unification with two guys with still so many unanswered questions. Find a neutral site of buy a jacket ffs.


    LOL.

    I guess that's possible but I just don't see Povetkin stepping aside like Golovkin has however the WBC is involved and they are as slippery as eels in a pail of snot. See Alvarez for a current example.
    It was good to see Povetkin ringside. Up close and personal for Wilder. Thought all along a co main with another trinket warmer almost seems insurance policy. Wilder needs to forget about Fury now, same for Fury with Wlad up. I get not wanting to Russia but honestly a guy should be just as hesitant to go to Argentina or any site involving 3 Texas judges .

    You know, the Ibf has kind of made a move on its own here. They don't seem keen on unification either. The WBC claims to not want their champ carrying another but that depends on who it is of course. Its as if all the governing bodies breathed a sigh of relief the moment Wlad was beat and the fragmentation began.
    It pisses me right off too. The ONLY people benefiting from the fragmentation of the division is these governing bodies. For all the shite he spouts I loved it when Fury said he wanted the sanctioning fees back from the IBF...... And why the hell not? He'd just beaten the guy who'd held their title for a decade and then because he had to honour a rematch clause (which is a mandatory Klitschko clause) they strip him Fuck off IBF, any respect (not that I have much for any of them) I had for you has been destroyed lately.

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    Default Re: Wilder says he won't go to Russia to fight Povetkin

    I don't think having the fight in Russia is a problem. They've got serious indoor heating over there and judging is normally fine. Enzo didn't have a problem getting the decision over Roy Jones, did he?

    Povetkin's promoter seems to be in the business for the publicity it gives him as I can't think of any other reason for him to have bid $23 million for Povetkin-Klitschko. If he bids that kind of money again Wilder is going to have to go and fight in Russia.

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    Default Re: Wilder says he won't go to Russia to fight Povetkin

    You don't go fight in Russia.

    You go to Russia and have your belt taken under threat of bodily harm, kidnapping, murder, etc...

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    Default Re: Wilder says he won't go to Russia to fight Povetkin

    Wlad was paid an extortionate amount to defend his title against Povetkin. If that sort of money is offered Wilder will go.
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    Default Re: Wilder says he won't go to Russia to fight Povetkin

    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Wlad was paid an extortionate amount to defend his title against Povetkin. If that sort of money is offered Wilder will go.
    ...... And I would be amazed if he came back with the belt!!

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    Default Re: Wilder says he won't go to Russia to fight Povetkin

    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    You don't go fight in Russia.

    You go to Russia and have your belt taken under threat of bodily harm, kidnapping, murder, etc...
    Add to that the great possibility that classy fans in guerilla costumes show up and people start hucking bananas at the guy. Because that’s just what kind of tools they are. I think Povetkin goes to the States.

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