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I'se rote fightnews der boy. Y'use can checker out yerselvs der, look (i woodent be lion to ya): http://www.fightnews.com/rankings-2 FIGHTNEWS 1. Sergey Kovalev 2. Adonis Stevenson 3. Bernard Hopkins 4. Jean Pascal 5. Lucian Bute 6. Beibut Shumenov 7. Jurgen Brähmer 8. Andrzej Fonfara 9...

Agree!

Nice post. Fightnews is usually friendly to Kovalev; have him rated the highest of ALL light-heavies. Could be error?

Most posters on boxing sites are laughing or ridiculing Stevenson now that he has taken extraordinary steps to get away from Kovalev. Only the very few -it is remarkable just how few- still defend Stevenson; and, often the cant is: "He'll get to him, but he's risky and Stevenson wants to take...

I hope Cloud accepts. It's all about the money and HBO will pay him well to fight Kovalev. Could he do better elsewhere?

Is Rus. And very loyal.

Now that Stevenson and Hopkins are not interested in fighting Kovalev, many are wondering what does he do now? I have been saying to them, and Kathy, just keep putting out offers up and down the ranks, someone else will come forward for the money; Sergei just has to keep winning and eventually...

Yes, agree; and the final shot was a jab to the body. Just wicked!

Will never happen. Hopkins hoping for 1 more big $ job vs Stevenson and call it quits.

Yeah Sharky, Sergei may as well have been fighting Ward out there with all the low blows and head butts. We know how Sergei's future opponents will be trying to "win". But Sergei acted like Marciano out there and pounded through his arms. Cedric took a very bad beating. He'll be going to the...

The "Showtime" group's aims and agenda as an entertainment/propaganda orifice for the U.S. Govcorp's anus is to promote and encourage minorities of the greater American people to think of themselves as being especially unique and particularly adroit and able but being shunned because of their...

Good one. You noticed too. And did it throwing only a handful of shots per round with his sling shot. Kovalev opens up like a Kalashnikov!

If you visit the boxing websites you'll read of posters that prattle-on for days on end about how this fighter can't fight that fighter because of promoter or television conflicts. It has been going on for decades. All of this is nonsense. When there is a will to engage between the parties the...

Obviously we here would like Andrzej to win but realistically we know Fonfara can't get a win by points in this fight. The judges are paid to get Stevenson into his next fight with Hopkins (who also will have judges working for him in his next fight). But Fonfara can lose this fight and still...

I'm think so will be very, um, big fight Saturday night. The Cedric Agnew at least be enough brave for to be challenger. Like so many stupos they scare to fight for Sergei. Very weak peoples I'm think. Too many peoples talk but never accept for to fight. Sometimes even lotsa money they offer.:lol:

I'm the biggest fan of Kovalev, but after learning much about the Klitschko brothers, especially regarding their selfish Ukrainian positions, they have completely fallen out of favour with me.

Just saw this now. Obviously he's just trying to drum up publicity to get a fight but it seems to me a bit embarrassing, childish, disturbing, pathetic, and, yes, creepy.

Today Russian Federation president Vladimir Putin spoke to the world before an assembly of political officers. Putin's charisma and oratory skills are par with Winston Churchill. His frankness and range of discussion are truly remarkable in this day compared to most Western leaders who speak...

Ok, now I've seen it. Hahahahaha! Oh but what a fake job! Wilder slaps an open hand "left hook" and then throws a right that Scott perfectly blocks. Scott goes down while looking up. The guy's got no shame. I bet he wouldn't bend over like that for a white man! Best part of the vid: read the...

Sharky wrote: Scott's eyes are clear when he's down. His expression gives it away - he wasn't really hurt. Wolfman wrote: That's because he wasn't really hit. Watch his head. It never snaps back as it would have if he was really hit. The Hock wrote: Well there's power, and then there's...

Maybe its for the better that he lost? Had he won he may of thought he could go take on more bouts. We knew Glazkov was going to be heavy work -and he was. At least now he should get the message his next career awaits him.

Tom's speed and reflexes are fading fast. The Vitali fight hurt him greatly. He's never been what he was prior to that fight. I hope he quits and starts selling something else. He needs his body for another forty years at least.

Thanks for the link Wolfman. :thumb: BTW, i found a site castefootball.us back in 2004 from stormfront.

Agree with this. If Tom is what he was he will box Gerry to victory. Tom was almost always able to stay in and out of power. The only man he could not do that with was Vittles.

After getting fouled-out of the park, some may say he's mature, others may say he's weak, but instead of not commenting, Lomachenko kisses establishment's ase by saying decision was "fair": http://www.boxingscene.com/lomachenko-salido-decision-fair-i-blame-myself--75331