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Ali vs Frazier (March 27, 2021)

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Participants brisktrucker51slyrider34restlessharbor242Donna Miller4Justin James10Samuel Scott54Nicole Martin14Olivia Lopez78Drew Bennett68Kyle Campbell4
Drew Bennett68 Drew Bennett68 Regular
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joined Dec 2009
#21 ·
Alexander Povetkin already looked completely drained during the weigh-ins; I honestly wonder if he’ll even have enough left in the tank to make it through those first three or four rounds.

I really wish Joe Frazier would just step in there and give Deontay Wilder the absolute beating he deserves.
restlessharbor242 restlessharbor242 Newcomer
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#22 ·
Deontay Wilder handled him, much easier than I expected.
Nicole Martin14 Nicole Martin14 Member
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joined Oct 2017
#23 ·
I don't know what happened with Alexander Povetkin, but he looked like he’d been hitting the bourbon since the opening bell tonight?! Such a bummer!
Samuel Scott54 Samuel Scott54 Active Member
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joined Mar 2009
#24 ·
Alexander Povetkin should probably just call it quits. Honestly, what we saw today was just tragic.
Kyle Campbell4 Kyle Campbell4 Regular
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#25 ·
He absolutely laid him out. Alexander Povetkin was just terrible.

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slyrider34 slyrider34 Newcomer
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#26 ·
Honestly, it might be best if Alexander Povetkin just calls it a career now, rather than sticking around to embarrass himself like Derek Chisora did.

Deontay Wilder is starting to look a bit like an open book, and his technique leaves a lot to be desired. I guess it might actually be smarter to match him up against someone like Wilder instead of wasting a fight on Tyson Fury, who would probably just dismantle him without breaking a sweat.
Drew Bennett68 Drew Bennett68 Regular
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#27 ·
Deontay Wilder didn't really gain much from this win, did he? He knocked out an aging, half-sick Alexander Povetkin who’s clearly long past his prime.
Nicole Martin14 Nicole Martin14 Member
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#28 ·
Drew Bennett68 said:Deontay Wilder gained absolutely nothing from this win. He knocked out an old, half-sick Alexander Povetkin who’s way past his prime.

Sure, he earned a title shot, but let's be real—this will just be a cakewalk title defense for whoever holds the belt (probably Tyson Fury).☕
Samuel Scott54 Samuel Scott54 Active Member
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#29 ·
slyrider34 said:It’s probably best if Alexander Povetkin just retires now instead of embarrassing himself like Derek Chisora did.

Deontay Wilder is wide open, and his technique is honestly pretty rough. Maybe it'd be better to match him up against Wilder rather than wasting a fight on Tyson Fury, who would probably just handle him easily.

I don't know, I don't think Chisora is really embarrassing himself; it's hard to get a stoppage against him, and he's still making great money.

As for Povetkin, I guess he doesn't have much left in the tank—he looked almost done within the first minute.
Justin James10 Justin James10 Regular
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#30 ·
Alexander Povetkin went down way too easily there. It looks like Deontay Wilder is going to be looking at another shot at the title very soon!
restlessharbor242 restlessharbor242 Newcomer
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#31 ·
Here is the footage: View on dailymotion

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