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Hopkins vs. Jones Jr.
Two of boxing’s all-time greats will collide in the ring on Saturday, April 3 when Roy Jones Jr. faces off with Bernard Hopkins .
This fight is a rematch of a 1993 bout where Jones defeated Hopkins by unanimous decision to capture the vacant IBF Middlweight Title . All three scorecards for the fight were set at 116-112 in favor of Jones.
The rematch will occur at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas , Nevada with no titles on the line and be contested at light heavyweight with both men over 40-years old.
Bernard Hopkins (50-5-2, 32 KO’s)
Strengths: Hopkins has a world of accomplishments to his credit and at one point was largely considered the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world. He has tremendous endurance and has never been knocked out in a fight, with all five career losses coming by decision. Despite his increasing age, Hopkins has still managed to stay sharp and prominent in the boxing world.
Weaknesses: Like any aging fighter speed and power has started to decrease for Hopkins . He has not scored a knockout win since defeated Oscar De La Hoya in September of 2004. While he is still getting wins, he isn’t getting them convincingly. But, with motivation to avenge a prior loss and knowing it could one of his last big payday fights, Hopkins may have an all-or-nothing attitude in this fight.
Last Five Fights:
Unanimous decision win over Enrique Ornelas on Dec. 2, 2009.
Unanimous decision win over Kelly Pavlik on Oct. 18, 2008.
Split decision loss to Joe Calzaghe on April 19, 2008.
Unanimous decision win over Ronald Wright on July 21, 2007.
Unanimous decision win over Antonio Tarver on June 10, 2006.
Roy Jones Jr. (54-6, 40 KO’s)
Strengths: The way many talk about Manny Pacquiao today was the way many though of Roy Jones Jr. in the early part of the 21 st century. Jones at one time defeated heavyweight champion, John Ruiz by simply out-striking him with his quickness. Jones had the fastest hands in boxing and seemed to be untouchable, but a second round KO loss to Antonio Tarver got the wheels in motion to begin the decline in his career. Still, Jones has shown he has power in his hands, earning two TKO wins in his last three fights.
Weaknesses: Since the KO loss to Tarver, Jones has been knocked out two other times, including a first round KO in his last fight against Danny Green . Jones has a suspect chin and he has not beaten a top tier fighter wince defeating Felix Trinidad in early 2008. Jones could have more speed than Hopkins in this fight, but he doesn’t have the better chin.
Last Five Fights:
First Round TKO loss to Danny Green on Dec. 2, 2009.
10 th Round TKO win over Jeff Lacy on Aug. 15, 2009.
Fifth round TKO win over Omar Sheika on March 21, 2009.
Unanimous decision loss to Joe Calzaghe on Nov. 8, 2008.
Unanimous decision win over Felix Trinidad on Jan. 19, 2008.
Who will win: Hopkins has the edge if this fight doesn’t go the distance, but if it does, Jones Jr. can pull off another win. Jones will have to push the pace and be in better shape than Hopkins in order to win, which I don’t think will be the case. Look for Hopkins to finish off a worn out Jones in the later rounds.
Additional Lines: Total Rounds of the Fight: Over/Under 11.5.


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Hopkins vs Kovalev: Betting odds and preview for Saturday's main event.
Bernard Hopkins is an underdog yet again tomorrow night against Sergey Kovalev. Will he defy time and the odds once more?
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Saturday night's HBO event, a light-heavyweight unification between Bernard Hopkins and Sergey Kovalev, marks the last truly intriguing major fight of 2014. It's a year that, in truth, has been a largely insipid one for the sport, and more so in direct comparison to the previous 12 months - a vintage by the standards of the recent decade.
It's an intriguing fight for all the right reasons, too. Rather than a triumph of promotional glitz and pre-fight hype, Hopkins-Kovalev came together because, largely, it had to. While it may be true that Adonis Stevenson - lineal champion and WBC titleholder - passed on the chance to make his own decisive stamp on the picture at 175lb, few made any complaints when Hopkins and Kovalev signed contracts instead. It's an intriguing fight because it's a classic style clash, if not one guaranteed to produce fireworks; intriguing because it represents a possible - and genuine - passing of the torch from a dead-cert, first-ballot, Hall of Famer to an all-action younger man; intriguing because it should simultaneously answer a host of questions about who each man is at this point in time.
As we knew when the bout was first announced back in August, the unbeaten Kovalev (25-0-1, 23 KOs) is the betting favorite, but, given the vast scale in which we're used to seeing big fight odds cover, not massively so. Having opened as a 4/11 (-275) shot in the summer, there's been but a little movement in his price since, with the most competitive of books now listing him at -250. Firmly odds-on though he may be, this is the best price we've seen on Kovalev bar the near-even-money he went off at prior to wresting away the WBO strap from Nathan Cleverly in the Welshman's own city. He's racked up a further three knockouts since that night with little ado, but each time under the banner of a lopsided favorite, against Ismael Sillakh (-800), Cedric Agnew (-3300), and Blake Caparello (-1000).
While it'd be a bit of a stretch to say that the two are polar opposites in style, the manner in which they generally triumph provides a marked contrast. Let's look at the numbers: Sergey Kovalev - remarkably - has never been past the eighth round of any of his 26 professional contests. He's stopped his last nine opponents inside a combined total of 33 rounds - an average of roughly three-and-a-half rounds rounds per fight. Hopkins, on the other hand, last won by stoppage against - yep - Oscar De Hoya in 2004, over 10 years and 16 fights ago (15 if we exclude that no-contest against Chad Dawson). All bouts since - win, lose, or draw - have gone the twelve-round distance.


Kelly Pavlik vs Will Rosinsky Betting Odds and Preview.
Kelly Pavlik vs Will Rosinsky Preview July 7th.
Kelly Pavlik, the former WBC and WBO middleweight champion, will be stepping into the ring again for the second time in just over a month when he takes on Will Rosinsky in a 10-round super middleweight tilt at Carson, California’s Home Depot Center. This will be Pavlik’s fourth bout in the super middleweight division.
Pavlik upped his record to 39-2, with 34 KOs on June 8 when he beat Scott Sigmon by a seventh-round TKO and the 30-year old is hoping to earn a title shot or big-money fight before the year’s out. The 27-year-old Rosinsky of New York, who has a 16-1, record with 9 KOs, pounded out an eight-round unanimous decision over Aaron Pryor on June 14, meaning he’s actually had less time than Pavlik to prepare for this bout.
Rosinsky’s a good boxer and in his prime, and shouldn’t be a pushover for Pavlik. His lone loss came to Edwin Rodriguez by a 10-round unanimous decision last October. He’s 5-foot-10 with a 70-inch reach while Pavlik of Youngstown, Ohio stands. Just over 6-foot-2 and has a 75 inch wingspan.
Pavlik has had trouble with alcohol addiction over the past couple of years and moved to California to get away from his bad hometown influences. He’s been working with new trainer Robert Garcia for the past couple of fights and is determined to put his name back on the top of the boxing map.
Rosinsky said it’s going to be the toughest fight of his career, but he’s definitely ready for it. He said he wasn’t really impressed with Pavlik’s performance last month in the win over Sigmon and thought Pavlik looked slower at the heavier weight and had lost some of his power. He added that he’s got nothing to lose since he’s the underdog and believes Pavlik can be beaten. He also feels Pavlik is a little burnt out since he’s been a pro for a dozen years now, but still regards him as a great fighter.
Pavlik will be motivated for this bout and he knows he needs to win it in impressive styles if he’s going to get a big fight in the near future. He won’t take it easy on Rosinsky, but he won’t find it easy either. Pavlik’s used to the big name bouts and needs to realize this is a 10 rounder, not 12. He won’t be able to afford to give any rounds away and needs to take control right from the get go. He’s only lost twice in his career, to Bernard Hopkins by unanimous decision in 2008 and to Sergio Martinez by unanimous decision in 2010.
Prediction.
Rosinsky will need to fight on the inside and try to stop Pavlik from extending his longer arms. Pavlik will be trying to keep his opponent at bay and will be looking to land his powerful straight right hand. Pavlik can launch himself back into the limelight with a win here, but a loss will probably see him struggle to become a serious contender again.
Knowing there’s so much on the line; Pavlik should be able to stop Rosinsky in the second half of the fight.


Best Old Man performances vs a younger opponent?
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Maxsplit.
Just reading interviews where Golovkin is saying 'he feels 25' .
It sounds like he's concerned he's 36 and Canlo is still yet to peak, age wise.
But regardless of that what are the best old man performances?
In recent years Klitschko - the same age as me - putting Joshua on the floor and almost finishing him was pretty incredible. Hopkins, in his 50s, ending the KO run of Kovalev and going in as a betting favourite in some places was off the scale.
Sergio Martinez had some big wins at nearly 40 too, I think?
What's the best old man win?
And best old man performance?
Michael.
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Conall Cernach.
emallini.
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SimplyTuck.
jonnytightlips.
This. It doesn't matter if he lost. I genuinely expected the worst was going to happen in that fight. I remember going mental when Morales wobbled him in the 8th. Someone posted here before that in a way it was more poetic Morales lost and I agree with that.
Pavlik-Hopkins deserves a shout here too. Another fight where I felt the older man would take a massive beating despite Pavlik moving up 10 pounds. Hopkins made a fucking mockery of the odds. People forget that Pavlik was the true champ at 160 and at the time he was a feared puncher. Popkins took him to school and his bravado in front of press row was fucking class. Another of the Hopkins fights where I thought it was the perfect time for him to retire. Who fuckin knew he'd be around for near another decade after that.
I'm not entirely sure of Davey Moore's standing at the time but Roberto Duran dishing out one of boxing's famous beatings is always mentioned in these type of threads. Fuck me Duran battered him.
sosolid4u09.
No longer a new member!
This. It doesn't matter if he lost. I genuinely expected the worst was going to happen in that fight. I remember going mental when Morales wobbled him in the 8th. Someone posted here before that in a way it was more poetic Morales lost and I agree with that.
Pavlik-Hopkins deserves a shout here too. Another fight where I felt the older man would take a massive beating despite Pavlik moving up 10 pounds. Hopkins made a fucking mockery of the odds. People forget that Pavlik was the true champ at 160 and at the time he was a feared puncher. Popkins took him to school and his bravado in front of press row was fucking class. Another of the Hopkins fights where I thought it was the perfect time for him to retire. Who fuckin knew he'd be around for near another decade after that.
I'm not entirely sure of Davey Moore's standing at the time but Roberto Duran dishing out one of boxing's famous beatings is always mentioned in these type of threads. Fuck me Duran battered him.




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