Heavyweight Fight Schedule

[El Kabong]

Weights from Hamburg

Wladimir Klitschko 245.8

Kubrat Pulev 246.9

[Freedom]

Memory of Lamon Brewster loss drives Wladimir Klitschko


Klitschko Manager: Huck Possible, Briggs Absolutley Nuts


Weights From Hamburg: Klitschko 245.8 , Pulev 246.9


DAVID PRICE: "ON DECEMBER 6, PEOPLE ARE GOING TO SEE ME AT MY MOST DANGEROUS"


David Price to fight on Channel 5


Joseph Parker Cracks Through To The WBA's Top Ten - Boxing News

[palmerq]

Huck needs to get into teh heavyweight mix, I dont think he deserves to be close to wladimir yet but he had a great fight with povetkin(i think povetkin won by one round) so if he can come up in weight and fight like that again against some competent fighters get him in v povetkin again and the winner can take on wladimir !

Actually get huck in v briggs!

[Freedom]

Dawejko annihilates Johnson


Wladimir is 3 wins away from being worlds most dominant ever heavyweight


Wladimir Klitschko is a professional, Shannon Briggs is a clown says Kubrat Pulev


Photo gallery: Wladimir Klitschko-Kubrat Pulev weigh-in


Klitschko And Pulev Weigh In


Pulev avoids sanction fees, only able to win IBF belt


Chisora’s trainer thinks Pulev could beat Wladimir


David Price to return on Yoan Pablo Hernandez-Ola Afolabi card


David Price battles Emilio Ezequiel Zarate on December 6

[Freedom]

Wladimir Klitschko knocks out Kubrat Pulev in Round 5


Klitschko knocks out Pulev


Klitschko destroys Pulev in 5th round KO


Klitschko retains title


Wladimir Klitschko Drills Kubrat Pulev in The Fifth

[Freedom]

Wladimir Klitschko shows Kubrat Pulev that he’s the best, but is he great?


It Was One Helluva Shot – Klitschko KOs Pulev


Wladimir Klitschko-Kubrat Pulev result


Wladimir Klitschko Takes Out Pulev in Five


Klitschko impressively knocks out Pulev in five rounds

[Freedom]

Artur Szpilka To Return on January 31 in Torun


Kubrat Pulev hospital visit reveals concussion but no serious injury, Wladimir Klitschko looking at March or April return


CompuBox: Wladimir Klitschko Made Power Shots Count


Klitschko blitzes Pulev with a mammoth fifth round left hook


Klitschko's Return: Barclays, MSG, Munich in The Running


Vitali Klitschko: "Nobody in The World Can Beat Wladimir"


Klitschko: "Pulev Paid The Price For His Arrogance"

[Freedom]

WBC Heavyweight Rankings

CHAMPION: Bermane Stiverne

1 Deontay Wilder
2 Alexander Povetkin
3 Bryant Jennings
4 Mike Perez
5 Lucas Browne
6 Derek Chisora
7 Vyacheslav Glazkov
8 Andy Ruiz
9 Manuel Charr
10 Carlos Takam
11 Chris Arreola
12 Tyson Fury
13 Anthony Joshua
14 Tony Thompson
15 Tomasz Adamek

[Freedom]

Wladimir Klitschko KO5 Kubrat Pulev

by Dan Rafael

Records: Klitschko (63-3, 54 KOs); Pulev (20-1, 11 KOs)

Rafael's remarks: "If there is anyone who still does not give Klitschko credit for what he has accomplished, or wants to keep harping on knockout losses he suffered literally more than a decade ago, or does not view him as one of the greatest heavyweight champions in boxing history -- and they are out there -- those people have issues. What Klitschko is in the midst of doing is historic and impressive and should command the utmost respect.

The 38-year-old surefire first-ballot International Boxing Hall of Famer destroyed yet another challenger, blowing away a bloody Pulev, a worthy mandatory, in stunningly one-sided and violent fashion.

Pulev talked a lot of smack leading into the fight, but it was Klitschko who brought the thunder to the ring, flooring Pulev twice in the first round with a pair of powerful left hooks, his most underrated weapon. In fact, Klitschko used the left hook to record all four of the knockdowns in the fight.

Klitschko -- who is from Ukraine but has mostly boxed in Germany, where he is a huge star -- also dropped Pulev, 33 and a 2008 Bulgarian Olympian now based in Germany, with a clean left hook in the third round. And then, in the fifth round, detonated another left hook on his chin and knocked him out as referee Tony Weeks finished the count at 2 minutes, 11 seconds.

Pulev was widely recognized as the kind of opponent who could give Klitschko a stern test, but other than rabbit-punching him (and getting warned by Weeks) and landing a solid right hand a split second before Klitschko knocked him out, he did nothing -- other than stick his tongue out at Klitschko after one of the knockdowns.

The victory added another notch to Klitschko's increasingly historic reign. He recorded title defense No. 17 in a row (of his second reign), won his 21st fight in a row and moved to 24-2 overall in world title fights. He has not lost since 2004, has not been in a remotely competitive fight since 2005 (his first bout with Samuel Peter), has unified three major titles, has claimed the lineal world championship and is inching closer to two of boxing's most storied records.

His 17 consecutive defenses are third all time in the heavyweight division behind Larry Holmes' 20 and Joe Louis' 25, the record for any weight class. Klitschko has also held the title for a little longer than 8½ years, second only to Louis' heavyweight record of 11 years, 8 months, 8 days.

Klitschko, the 1996 Olympic super heavyweight gold medalist, has beaten all comers. Sure, the division is not very strong, but most heavyweight eras have been historically weak with the exceptions of the 1970s era led by Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and George Foreman and the 1990s era led by Lennox Lewis, Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson, the second coming of Foreman and Riddick Bowe. Klitschko is not blessed with big-name rivals, but he has wiped everyone out. In fact, Pulev was the fourth undefeated opponent he has crushed in his past five fights."

[Freedom]

Heavyweights collide in Tulsa


Wladimir Klitschko never looked better


Ustinov Return Eyed For 12/11, Working With Hryunov


Details of Fury-Chisora card


Tyson Fury and Dereck Chisora will weigh-in at London’s Empire Cinema at Leicester Square

[Freedom]

Stiverne-Wilder on Jan. 17 in Las Vegas?


Stiverne-Wilder Clash Coming Together For Early 2015


Heavyweight contender Chris Arreola off Dec. 11 card because of elbow injury


Charr To The Rescue: I'll Blast Klitschko Stalker Briggs!


Charr calls out Briggs


Dr. Steel Hammer: The Baddest Man on the Planet


Klitschko's Return to HBO A Hit In The Ring And Ratings

[Freedom]

New WBO heavyweight rankings

Champion: Wladimir Klitschko

1 Dereck Chisora
2 Deontay Wilder
3 Andy Ruiz
4 Tyson Fury
5 Christian Hammer
6 Bryant Jennings
7 Charles Martin
8 David Price
9 Francesco Pianeta
10 Vyacheslav Glazkov
11 Alexander Povetkin
12 Kubrat Pulev
13 Arthur Szpilka
14 Joseph Parker
15 Razvan Cojanu

[Freedom]

Jennings Is Waiting Patiently For Stiverne vs Wilder Winner


Bryant Jennings: "Stiverne or Wilder...I don't care who it is, I'll be ready"


Anthony Joshua: I Want To Emulate Wladimir Klitschko


Peter Fury discusses Tyson’s long-awaited return, Klitshcko and Pulev

[Freedom]

Klitschko-Jennings in the works for 2015

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