post itThere is a gif I seen of him getting dropped.. and it is on record he did lose in a fight by a ko.. that guy who ko'd him later went to get ko'd by a jap
That's it?
This is exactly what Adonis was talking about when he was talking about making a fight with Kovalev. HBO wants to hype shyt up but doesn't want to pay anything. They gave 3 mil to Andre Ward and freaking Edwin Rodriguez. This fight they were hyping for months gets half that?
i never even thought about this to b honest
i mean i no about the lay off
but for the fight to be so close with literally everything in hagler's favour makes hagler look pretty bad
plus he was started off the fight fighting southpaw and shyt
he deserved to lose and he DID lose
never saw the controversy
and prime roy jones aint losiing to no one
From what I heard from ggg trainer, I forget his name was that he was scared to spar ggg... and that kovalev lacks confidence... he used to be his trainer early on so he can be right on or just salty cuz he leftI also heard Krusher got dropped by GGG by a body shot in sparring.
Bernard Hopkins Felt Undersized Against Sergey Kovalev
Sergey Kovalev was intelligent in the way he fought Bernard Hopkins on Saturday night, smartly using his size and employing a strategy that kept him in control throughout the bout, according to Hopkins.
“I couldn’t overpower him. I just felt like a middleweight in there, maybe a super middleweight in there, against a cruiserweight,” Hopkins said at the post-fight press conference. “I don’t know what it looked like to y’all, but I couldn’t get in the range that I wanted to get into. And the range was the length, whether it was his height, his reach, his stepping back, because he was stepping back when I wanted to engage. And that’s smart, because we are taught not to engage because your opponent want to engage. You fight when you want to fight. You make him fight when you want to fight. And that’s part of the strategy of any seasoned fighter.
“I really couldn’t get inside to do the work that I wanted to do,” Hopkins said. “I had some success, but not a lot. I had some success here and there, but it wasn’t enough to get some early rounds in the bank and get his respect to the point where he got off his game. He never got off his game. There was some excitement at the end, but he controlled it earlier more than I did.”
“He had a really good game plan,” Hopkins had said earlier in the evening, immediately after the bout. “When he got hit with some of my shots, he would sit back and wait, but he used his reach and his distance and that was his key. He has very good mechanics and patience, and because after I hit him he sat back, that would cause me to have to reset. It was hard that he stayed patient. He had a really good game plan. … He also countered his right hand over my jab. I give him a lot of respect.”
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By a lefty so superman can have a big chance
didnt look like he lacked confidence in the bhop fight...From what I heard from ggg trainer, I forget his name was that he was scared to spar ggg... and that kovalev lacks confidence... he used to be his trainer early on so he can be right on or just salty cuz he left
he hit kovalev with the benitez
By a lefty so superman can have a big chance
That's a good point.. Most of Bernard's biggest wins have been by smaller men who went up wieght classes, Trinidad, Oscar, and even pavlik who was taller but fought in lower wieght classSo B-Hop felt he was the smaller man. He's pretty much been fighting guys smaller then him most of his career except for Tarver, Taylor, Dawson etc. While my GOAT been fighting bigger men and continues to do so
http://www.boxingscene.com/bernard-hopkins-felt-undersized-against-sergey-kovalev--84085