Wer kommt als nächstes für Wladimir Klitschko??
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Natürlich und Lewis war gegen Rahman auch nur Off-Balance:laugh2:
GiantKiller
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anscheinend hat da jemand den Roy Jones Kampf nicht gesehen :ricardo:
http://www.boxen.com/themen/aktuelles/news.php?pageid=4464
Valuev muckt auf! Chagaev wird wohl unterschätzt:teufel:
Valuev muckt auf! Chagaev wird wohl unterschätzt:teufel:
Kenshiro
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Lass ihn doch.Der wird schon sein blaues Wunder erleben gegen Chagaev
Chagaev is the next Wm!!!!!!!!
martin1980
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wir sprechen uns nach dem kampf.
Kenshiro
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Lass ihn doch.Der wird schon sein blaues Wunder erleben gegen Chagaev
Chagaev is the next Wm!!!!!!!!
Man kann wirklich behaupten das anscheinend Chagaev kein Thema für Valuev ist. Alle denken bereits an dem Kampf danach.
So langsam kommt es mir vor das die sich auf einen Höhenflug befinden.
Und Don King hat sie noch mit seinem unsinnigen Palaver beflügelt.
Dazu kommt der Geheime Powerschlag der den Gegner's das Knie verdehen wird. Mein Gott. Alte Leute sollen ja in eine art Kindheit zurück verfallen.
Das scheint mit Don king bereits eingetreten zu sein.
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Mal ganz nüchtern betrachtet stellt Chagaev mit seinen Fähigkeiten auch nicht wirklich die ganz große Bedrohung für Valuev dar. Er ist relativ klein, nicht gerade ein Power-Puncher oder ein Ali-Plagiat a la Donald, der mal kurz an den Riesen ranspringen kann und sofort wieder weg ist. Mit dem Jab wird er wohl bei seiner Reichweite auch nicht viel ausrichten können, also liegen wohl (fast) alle Vorteile bei Valuev. Von daher kann er froh sein, wenn er es über die Runden schafft.
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also das don king natürlich totalen schwachsinn labbert wenn er sagt das knie ist durch schlagwirkung kaputt gegangen ist klar, aber so schlimm es ist, er geht doch mit so einem schwachsin den er labbert ein erfolgreichen sieg. er will valuev in den usa bekannt machen und da muss man halt so was spektakuleres über valuev sagen. king weiss das valuev außer gegen die klitschkos wahrscheinlich gegen alle anderen schwergewichtler gewinnt und da er auch weis das es zu einem kampf gegen die klitschkos eh nicht kommt korbelt er die werbe trommel an. würde mir aber wirklich wünschen das chagaev im da ein strich durch die rechnung macht. naja man kann nur hoffen.
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Juan Carlos Gomez
Q&A Juan Carlos Gomez!
February 6, 2007
by Lee Bates
photo by Annabelle Pacheco
Heavyweight contender Juan Carlos “The Black Panther" Gomez (40-1, 34 KOs) returns to action Saturday against another Brazilian, Daniel Bispo (18-6, 12 KOs) in Germany.
Fresh off of his December third-round knockout of Brazilian heavyweight Daniel Frank, the charismatic Gomez promises to deliver another thrilling performance for his major fan following in Germany.
FightNews caught up with Gomez and the former champion spoke about his past domination at cruiserweight, bringing his power up with him to heavyweight, and his confidence that a mega-fight with Wladimir Klitschko will become a reality.
You fought about a month ago, are you in great shape?
I am in great shape now and always remain that way, even between fights. My trainer, Phil Paolina, makes sure that my boxing skills stay polished in between fights, so that I am on top of my game, regardless of who I am fighting. I know a lot of people are wishing I would just go away, but that's not happening. I am here to stay.
In your 32 victories at cruiserweight, you stopped 28 of your opponents, and now in your seven victories at heavyweight, you have stopped six of those opponents. How were you able to bring the power with you up to heavyweight?
I'm a very good boxer, as many people have known back from my amateur days to the present, but I am very good puncher as well. My KO Percentage shows that.
Was it a hard decision for you to give up your title at cruiserweight?
It's never easy to let go of something that you worked so hard for, but I accomplished a lot at cruiserweight. The amount of defenses I made of my title may not be matched for years, if at all. Also, I moved up to heavyweight to win the biggest prize in boxing, which is the heavyweight title.
Out of your 42 fights, 39 of them have been in Germany. In fact, the fans in Germany have never seen you lose. What's the support from the fans like for you there?
They treat me with the utmost respect and back me 100%. After so many fights in Germany, I want to deliver a mega-fight for them.
I take it you mean with Wladimir Klitschko?
Absolutely. I want Wladimir Klitschko. The fans here in Germany want that fight. In Germany, a fight between us both is a mega-fight. I have full confidence in my manager Jesse Rodriguez, and my promoter Arena-Box Promotion to make that fight happen. My team has been working around the clock pushing for this fight.
He has a fight scheduled, as do you. Are you looking to fight him after these fights, assuming both of you win?
That would be perfect. That way, we both could get a fight in before meeting each other. It's a fight that can be easily made as well. I will become a mandatory eventually, but to me, it doesn't make sense to make it come to that. With a win on Saturday, I would also win one of the sanctioning bodies’ regional titles, which would move me up in rankings, making me an acceptable challenger for his world title. To me, it makes business sense. It's not a fight that has to be built up. It's a big fight right now.
In closing, what would you like to say to your fans?
My fans are very loyal. I thank them for standing by me at all times. I ask that they continue to stand by me and keep believing in me. Fans’ opinions matter in making big fights as well, and I hope they will really push for a heavyweight title fight between me and Klitschko.
Q&A Juan Carlos Gomez!
February 6, 2007
by Lee Bates
photo by Annabelle Pacheco
Heavyweight contender Juan Carlos “The Black Panther" Gomez (40-1, 34 KOs) returns to action Saturday against another Brazilian, Daniel Bispo (18-6, 12 KOs) in Germany.
Fresh off of his December third-round knockout of Brazilian heavyweight Daniel Frank, the charismatic Gomez promises to deliver another thrilling performance for his major fan following in Germany.
FightNews caught up with Gomez and the former champion spoke about his past domination at cruiserweight, bringing his power up with him to heavyweight, and his confidence that a mega-fight with Wladimir Klitschko will become a reality.
You fought about a month ago, are you in great shape?
I am in great shape now and always remain that way, even between fights. My trainer, Phil Paolina, makes sure that my boxing skills stay polished in between fights, so that I am on top of my game, regardless of who I am fighting. I know a lot of people are wishing I would just go away, but that's not happening. I am here to stay.
In your 32 victories at cruiserweight, you stopped 28 of your opponents, and now in your seven victories at heavyweight, you have stopped six of those opponents. How were you able to bring the power with you up to heavyweight?
I'm a very good boxer, as many people have known back from my amateur days to the present, but I am very good puncher as well. My KO Percentage shows that.
Was it a hard decision for you to give up your title at cruiserweight?
It's never easy to let go of something that you worked so hard for, but I accomplished a lot at cruiserweight. The amount of defenses I made of my title may not be matched for years, if at all. Also, I moved up to heavyweight to win the biggest prize in boxing, which is the heavyweight title.
Out of your 42 fights, 39 of them have been in Germany. In fact, the fans in Germany have never seen you lose. What's the support from the fans like for you there?
They treat me with the utmost respect and back me 100%. After so many fights in Germany, I want to deliver a mega-fight for them.
I take it you mean with Wladimir Klitschko?
Absolutely. I want Wladimir Klitschko. The fans here in Germany want that fight. In Germany, a fight between us both is a mega-fight. I have full confidence in my manager Jesse Rodriguez, and my promoter Arena-Box Promotion to make that fight happen. My team has been working around the clock pushing for this fight.
He has a fight scheduled, as do you. Are you looking to fight him after these fights, assuming both of you win?
That would be perfect. That way, we both could get a fight in before meeting each other. It's a fight that can be easily made as well. I will become a mandatory eventually, but to me, it doesn't make sense to make it come to that. With a win on Saturday, I would also win one of the sanctioning bodies’ regional titles, which would move me up in rankings, making me an acceptable challenger for his world title. To me, it makes business sense. It's not a fight that has to be built up. It's a big fight right now.
In closing, what would you like to say to your fans?
My fans are very loyal. I thank them for standing by me at all times. I ask that they continue to stand by me and keep believing in me. Fans’ opinions matter in making big fights as well, and I hope they will really push for a heavyweight title fight between me and Klitschko.
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also ich finde nicht das das ein bpoxer ist an dem wk interessiert ist...außerdem wird nach dem nächsten kampf wohl eher eine titelvereinigung auf dem programm stehen...der soll meinetwegen gegen valuev boxen, sein rekord ist ja nicht so schlecht...
Gomez und Öner werden an diesem Kampf wohl mehr Interesse haben, und das wohl weil es die meisten $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ zu verdienen gäbe.
Allerdings sollte man vielleicht dann höflicher anfragen.:clown:
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naja, aber so ein satz in der öffentlichkeit wie "isch mach die alle platt und den klitschko sowieso" schien ihm besser:clown:
wk sollte m.m.n. keinen gedanken daran verschwenden
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Lass ihn doch.Der wird schon sein blaues Wunder erleben gegen Chagaev
Chagaev is the next Wm!!!!!!!!
schönn wers aber is chageav net zu klein für den jäger das sind 28cm ungefähr das wird schonn sau schwer für chagaev
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Ich wünsche mir, dass er gegen Maskaev kämpft. Da hätte er große Schwierigkeiten denke ich. Ein Rückkampf gegen Peter wäre auch interessant, denn Peter ist jetzt VIEL besser als beim Hinkampf. Diesmal würde Peter nach meiner Meinung durch K.O gewinnen. Aber wieso gegen Austin? Den Kampf will doch keiner sehen. Die Weltmeister sollen sich endlich gegenseitig verprügeln.
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