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I have no problem with this rematch
$$$ and potential big $ fight that another win would secure.How is it that an old guy like Povetkin can get back in the ring 3 months after a tough fight, but some of these younger guys only fight once a year?
I think he is a safer boxer than he used to be the old whyte would have tried to finish it after the first knock down he was definitely more cautious. Question is will the knockdown make him go back to looking for quick KO or make him more cautious I am not sureI think it's a bit soon given the way he was put out. I'd have concerns about his health. And he (Whyte) would have to box really safe and I don't know if he has it in him to do an AJ.
With the success Whyte was having in the fight I think it makes sense. I did for once feel for the guy.Rematch clause should be void if a fighter either gets dominated or gets viciously ko’d.
Yeah true he's a bit more cerebral. But I just doubt he could go the full 180 that he'd need to stop from getting hit with those uppercuts. I don't know if he has the ability of AJ to reinvent himself.I think he is a safer boxer than he used to be the old whyte would have tried to finish it after the first knock down he was definitely more cautious. Question is will the knockdown make him go back to looking for quick KO or make him more cautious I am not sure
I don’t think he can do that either not a full 180 but povetkin looked like he was struggling until the KO so I expect whyte to push a little harder when he has him hurt and be more careful. I worry about the trainer situation with whyte so need to see what happens with that as wellYeah true he's a bit more cerebral. But I just doubt he could go the full 180 that he'd need to stop from getting hit with those uppercuts. I don't know if he has the ability of AJ to reinvent himself.
Nah, Povetkin was investing heavily in the body early on and it paid off which means the ko went as planned.With the success Whyte was having in the fight I think it makes sense. I did for once feel for the guy.
Being on the canvas 1st was not part of his plan.Nah, Povetkin was investing heavily in the body early on and it paid off which means the ko went as planned.
Not a fan of immediate rematches when the first fight was a definitive KO. It just comes off more like "The first fight screwed up our plans, so we'll get an immediate rematch to erase the first fight and continue on with our plan." Whyte got KTFO. Give Povetkin the big money fight.
And 2nd.....I think the fact that happened meant povetkin plan was acceleratedBeing on the canvas 1st was not part of his plan.
What big money fight are your referring too?Not a fan of immediate rematches when the first fight was a definitive KO. It just comes off more like "The first fight screwed up our plans, so we'll get an immediate rematch to erase the first fight and continue on with our plan." Whyte got KTFO. Give Povetkin the big money fight.