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    Default Re: The heavyweight division needs excitement

    I think there is a quite a few exciting match ups to be made at Heavyweight the only problem is that the fights aren't happening. But with Haye moving up to hopefully fight Wladimir or Peter as soon as possible that should bring some excitement in Heavyweight.

    Samuel Peter vs David Haye
    David Haye vs Wladimir Klitschko
    Andrew Golota vs Alexander Povetkin

    etc.

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    Default Re: The heavyweight division needs excitement

    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    I think there is a quite a few exciting match ups to be made at Heavyweight the only problem is that the fights aren't happening. But with Haye moving up to hopefully fight Wladimir or Peter as soon as possible that should bring some excitement in Heavyweight.

    Samuel Peter vs David Haye
    David Haye vs Wladimir Klitschko
    Andrew Golota vs Alexander Povetkin

    etc.
    Sorry did you mention Golota v Povetkin as an exciting fight

    Really?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmbtandy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    I think there is a quite a few exciting match ups to be made at Heavyweight the only problem is that the fights aren't happening. But with Haye moving up to hopefully fight Wladimir or Peter as soon as possible that should bring some excitement in Heavyweight.

    Samuel Peter vs David Haye
    David Haye vs Wladimir Klitschko
    Andrew Golota vs Alexander Povetkin

    etc.
    Sorry did you mention Golota v Povetkin as an exciting fight

    Really?
    Yes why not ??

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    Default Re: The heavyweight division needs excitement

    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by jmbtandy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    I think there is a quite a few exciting match ups to be made at Heavyweight the only problem is that the fights aren't happening. But with Haye moving up to hopefully fight Wladimir or Peter as soon as possible that should bring some excitement in Heavyweight.

    Samuel Peter vs David Haye
    David Haye vs Wladimir Klitschko
    Andrew Golota vs Alexander Povetkin

    etc.
    Sorry did you mention Golota v Povetkin as an exciting fight

    Really?
    Yes why not ??
    Erm because it won't be an exciting fight, Golota is old and past it and Povetkin is just a regular boxer, nothing special

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmbtandy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by jmbtandy View Post

    Sorry did you mention Golota v Povetkin as an exciting fight

    Really?
    Yes why not ??
    Erm because it won't be an exciting fight, Golota is old and past it and Povetkin is just a regular boxer, nothing special
    Why wouldn't it be an exciting fight ?? Povetkin has an exciting style, and so does Golota, Golota was in an entertaining fight with Mollo in his last fight. Excitement wise it would be good action i guarantee it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by jmbtandy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post

    Yes why not ??
    Erm because it won't be an exciting fight, Golota is old and past it and Povetkin is just a regular boxer, nothing special
    Why wouldn't it be an exciting fight ?? Povetkin has an exciting style, and so does Golota, Golota was in an entertaining fight with Mollo in his last fight. Excitement wise it would be good action i guarantee it.
    Ok we will see, Povetkin exciting style? are you sure, Mollo made Golota fight and then run out of steam, not sure it was that exciting fight, but hey each to their own. watch the Eddie Chambers v Povetkin, that was really exciting, (When I woke up after it had finished)

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    "Ok we will see, Povetkin exciting style? are you sure, Mollo made Golota fight and then run out of steam, not sure it was that exciting fight, but hey each to their own. watch the Eddie Chambers v Povetkin, that was really exciting, (When I woke up after it had finished)"

    Gee I wish we had more sarcasm on here....that would be great

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    Default Re: The heavyweight division needs excitement

    I'll just leave it at this: For all of you guys sitting there shaking your head at what I'm saying, just watch. Keep your eyes open in the future, because I promise you: Someone is going to come in the near future and take every single one of those unathletic oafs to school, because I'm telling you, the days of these big chumps running things in the heavyweight division are coming to an end.

    And just to make this clear: I am not predicting the coming of some buffed up Mighty Mouse that's going to knock them all out, but sooner rather than later a REAL champion will emerge from the pack of chumps currently known as the heavyweight division, and he sure as hell won't be some 8 foot 400 pound ogre.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aburwell89 View Post
    I'll just leave it at this: For all of you guys sitting there shaking your head at what I'm saying, just watch. Keep your eyes open in the future, because I promise you: Someone is going to come in the near future and take every single one of those unathletic oafs to school, because I'm telling you, the days of these big chumps running things in the heavyweight division are coming to an end.

    And just to make this clear: I am not predicting the coming of some buffed up Mighty Mouse that's going to knock them all out, but sooner rather than later a REAL champion will emerge from the pack of chumps currently known as the heavyweight division, and he sure as hell won't be some 8 foot 400 pound ogre.
    Well I think Wladimir is pretty much a "real champ" ...it's not his fault Sultan fought the way he did....but hey who can blame him, not too many people like getting hit in the face

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    There are plenty of name fighters out there who are good and can add depth to the division but seemingly no place where they can catch the eye of the public and no one willing to make the matchups.

    top level: Wlad, Sam Peter, Vitali, Sultan, Chagaev, and to a faaaaar lesser extent Valuev

    Old vets: Golota, Rahman, Briggs, Brewster, Ruiz, Lyakhovich, Virchis, Minto, Skelton, Sprott, Danny Williams, Krasniqi, Sinan Samil Sam, Fres Oquendo, Jameel McCline, Larry Donald, Ray Austin, Domonick Guinn

    young/untested fighters: Dimitrenko, Solis, Chambers, Arreola, Witherspoon, Fields (you laugh but hell I'd like to see him fight someone worth a damn), Kevin Johnson, Oleg Platov, Albert Sosnowski, Roman Greenburg, Malik Scott, Denis Boytsov, Mike Marrone, Alonzo Butler, JD Chapman, and on and on.

    Tell me you can't find some matches between those guys

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    Default Re: The heavyweight division needs excitement

    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    There are plenty of name fighters out there who are good and can add depth to the division but seemingly no place where they can catch the eye of the public and no one willing to make the matchups.

    top level: Wlad, Sam Peter, Vitali, Sultan, Chagaev, and to a faaaaar lesser extent Valuev

    Old vets: Golota, Rahman, Briggs, Brewster, Ruiz, Lyakhovich, Virchis, Minto, Skelton, Sprott, Danny Williams, Krasniqi, Sinan Samil Sam, Fres Oquendo, Jameel McCline, Larry Donald, Ray Austin, Domonick Guinn

    young/untested fighters: Dimitrenko, Solis, Chambers, Arreola, Witherspoon, Fields (you laugh but hell I'd like to see him fight someone worth a damn), Kevin Johnson, Oleg Platov, Albert Sosnowski, Roman Greenburg, Malik Scott, Denis Boytsov, Mike Marrone, Alonzo Butler, JD Chapman, and on and on.

    Tell me you can't find some matches between those guys
    Sorry... this list does nothing for me. Other than Wladimir and Sam Peter, none of the active HW's thrill me all that much. And Peter still needs a lot of polishing. Give me 160 and 147 any day of the week.

    By the way... Wlad and Sultan. Didn't they just have a snoozefest of a "fight" not too long ago? Naw-w-w-w.... the big guy division is a bore right now.

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    Default Re: The heavyweight division needs excitement

    Quote Originally Posted by TitoFan View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
    There are plenty of name fighters out there who are good and can add depth to the division but seemingly no place where they can catch the eye of the public and no one willing to make the matchups.

    top level: Wlad, Sam Peter, Vitali, Sultan, Chagaev, and to a faaaaar lesser extent Valuev

    Old vets: Golota, Rahman, Briggs, Brewster, Ruiz, Lyakhovich, Virchis, Minto, Skelton, Sprott, Danny Williams, Krasniqi, Sinan Samil Sam, Fres Oquendo, Jameel McCline, Larry Donald, Ray Austin, Domonick Guinn

    young/untested fighters: Dimitrenko, Solis, Chambers, Arreola, Witherspoon, Fields (you laugh but hell I'd like to see him fight someone worth a damn), Kevin Johnson, Oleg Platov, Albert Sosnowski, Roman Greenburg, Malik Scott, Denis Boytsov, Mike Marrone, Alonzo Butler, JD Chapman, and on and on.

    Tell me you can't find some matches between those guys
    Sorry... this list does nothing for me. Other than Wladimir and Sam Peter, none of the active HW's thrill me all that much. And Peter still needs a lot of polishing. Give me 160 and 147 any day of the week.

    By the way... Wlad and Sultan. Didn't they just have a snoozefest of a "fight" not too long ago? Naw-w-w-w.... the big guy division is a bore right now.
    the only one on that list that looks halfway decent is Denis Boytsov, he is the only one that moves, but stick him in with one of the giants and he will probably lose. Did you really mention JD Chapman, wow have you seen him fight, and Tye Fields that is crazy he fights like a drunken fat guy in a bar, Go back and do some more research

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    ...listen sport...I put those guys on there because I think it would be "exciting" for someone who actually has some skill to KO them OR that the fans might get lucky and get to see a brawl.

    As for talent, Odlanier Solis is very talented, Cris Arreola is talented, Povetkin, Dimitrenko....those guys are good fighters and if you don't care about good fighters then may I suggest you mozy on down to the "Tuff Man" competitions and leave boxing for those who understand the sport.

    Not everyone is a great fighter and not every fight is an exciting matchup, if you can't understand that then maybe boxing isn't for you.

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