Wladimir Klitschko is as dominant as ever, but still no respect.

Wladimir Klitschko KO 10 Samuel Peter TIME: 1:22

Wladimir's most recent win over Sam Peter was his 13th victory in a row since losing to Lamon Brewster. Only 2 of his 13 wins have gone the full 12 rounds. He tried to get a fight with David Haye after he ran his mouth, then Haye just ran. He also attempted to honor number 1 contender Alexander Povetkin's mandatory challenge, Povetkin also ducked him. People always cry about his so called boring style. The fact is, he is the most dominat heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis. Wladimir is another Emanuel Steward fighter I might add. He was a young fighter that often gassed before he got with Manny. He has been transformed into a champion who fights as big as he is. He outmaneuvered Peter's powerful, but raw style with ease. He used his size to his advantage, fighting tall behind his jab. The only fighter in the top 10 that could even give him a challenge is his older brother Vitali, and that wont happen. If it did I would have to pick his older brother, based solely on the older brother advantage. I hope David steps up so he can get knocked out. There are a few names his camp is throwing around for his next fight. Tomasz Adamek, OdlanierSolis, Denis Boytsov, Alexander Dimitrenko, David Tua, are the names in the hat. You would have to give Klitschko the nod in all of those match ups. Just quit hating on the heavyweight champion, get on board and respect the dominant champion from the Ukraine.

PETER + KLITSCHKO REMATCH: = HAMMER TIME

Wladimir Klitschko (54-3-0, 48 KO) vs. Samuel Peter (34-3-0, 27 KO)
09-11-2010, Commerzbank Arena, Frankfurt, Germany

This is not the year of the upset, it is the year of the pullout. While champions are scrambling for decent opponents, fighters forced in taking lesser fights. You have Guys like Klitschko, Pacquiao, and many others fighting people they shouldn't. The fact of the matter is we should be watching Klitschko-Haye, or Klitschko-Povetkin, not Klitschko-Peter. Although I enjoy watching Peter knocking guys out. I don't think he has a snowball's chance in hell of winning. He basically has a glorified puncher's chance, and that is about it. He knocked Wladimir down 3 times in their previous engagement, en rout to a unanimous decision loss. That fight happened when Peter was 24-0, and was knocking out everyone. Lets also not forget that Wladimir was knocked out 3 fights prior by Lamon Brewster. Since that fight Peter has been knocked out by Wladimir's older brother Vitaly. Sam also lost to Eddie Chambers, who Klitschko dominated and knocked out. The names, and records of the people he has beaten since his last loss are also very suspect. He got a gift decision against James Toney in their first fight. He did beat a slow, lethargic and out of shape Toney in their rematch. The last time Peter met him in the ring, Klitschko wasn't so sure of himself confidence wise. He is a totally different fighter who now has the supreme confidence of a dominant heavyweight champion. This is in most part due to his tutelage from boxing master scientist, and trainer Emanuel Steward. He took a scared, weak chinned kid and made him the most dominant heavyweight champ since his last student Lennox Lewis. Don't try and hate on him because he has a style you don't like. Because he is pretty much unbeatable in today's heavyweight landscape. He doesn't need the American boxing public s approval either. He sells huge numbers of tickets, gets a ton of TV revenue, and sponsorship in Germany. Dumb Out is not going to pump this fight up like every other site. We are going to bill it as it is, an interesting 2ND, or 3rd choice heavyweight title match. I'm gonna watch this fight because I watch every fight, and I think you should do the same.

THE NIGERIAN IS STILL A NIGHTMARE

Samuel Peter TKO 2 Nagy Aguilera TIME: 2:24

The trouble started for Aguilera when he signed to fight this Nigerian beast, and that was evident from the bell. Peter landed a nice crisp right hand that sent Aguilera down in a heap in the second round. The end came only when Referee Laurence Cole Stepped in to stop any further damage from Peter. Peter swarmed the hurt fighter as to not let him off the hook, remember this is the hurt business. The end came quickly after the knock down when Referee Laurence Cole Stepped in to stop any further damage from Peter. I'm sure he didn't know what happened to him because he looked real dazed, and tipsy, when it was over. I'm sure the people at Top Rank were ecstatic after Peters dominant win. Since loosing 2 consecutive fights to Vitali Klitschko, and Eddie Chambers, Sam Peter has won 4 straight fights by knockout. Yes, they have been against inferior competition but he has kept busy, and that is important. It only took Peter a combined 11 rounds to dispatch, the 4 men he faced. Peter has limited boxing ability, and the further he climbs up the heavyweight ladder he will continue to have problems. The one true gift he has is raw knockout power, and that is great to have as a heavyweight. When I first saw the Nigerian, he kind of reminded me of a rawer version of Ike Ibeabuchi. Ibeabuchi would have for sure been the heavyweight champion if he wouldn't have went to prison. There is nothing worse then wasted talent, I guess that is what makes me sick with Sam Peter. This is a sport you can't start late in and unfortunately it is probably a little too late for the Nigerian. I think that Peter should have gotten a better trainer in his corner, that could have truly taught him how to box a little better. He should have got with a trainer that has a track record of making fighters better, and taking heavyweights to the top. Power can only take you so far in the sport of boxing, he has to truly learn the "sweet science" in order to reign as a true champion. Last nights fight with Nagy Aguilera was an IBF Title Eliminator bout. The man who owns that title is Wladimir Klitschko, who has already beat Peter before. On top of that Klitschko's boxing calender is filled up for the foreseeable future with, Eddie Chambers, Alexander Povetkin, and possibly David Haye. Peter will be 3RD or possibly 4TH in line after the fighters mentioned before. He has said "Povetkin or Klitschko, I'm ready," Peter said. "Povetkin has been the mandatory forever. He and Klitschko need to fight or he needs to get out of my way." If Peter wants a rematch, and title shot against the man who beat him he must stay busy. If he can keep winning he will take care of his end of the business, and make himself a mandatory challenger. Right now he is not even ranked in the Ring's heavyweight top 10, but with a little work he can be. I wouldn't even pick him to beat any of the champions other then Haye, but I would give him a punchers chance. He definitely has a hell of a puncher's chance, probably more so then anyone in the heavyweight division.

More Boxing Saturday Night!

OLEG MASKAEV VS. SAMUEL PETER
We will get to see who is the bigger turd on the pile of shit that is the heavyweight division.

JUAN DIAZ VS. NATE CAMPBELL
Despite Don King drama the baby bull will attempt to defend his belt, and finish his contract with the douchbag Don King.


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