GIANT among Heavyweight Boxers!!!

[peterli]

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btaw sa katong sa moonraker.

[king_mark]

pila height ani niya?

[inyourface]

ops sayup k0 dah . . Majority Decision diay dili Split decision ang daug niya kay Ruiz . . sori . .

Nikolay Valuev Profile

SexÂ* Male
NationalityÂ* Russian
AliasÂ* Beast From The East
Global IDÂ* RU-00-019904
HometownÂ* St. Petersburg, Russia
BirthplaceÂ* St. Petersburg, Russia
Rated atÂ* Heavyweight
World RankÂ* 2 / 1108
Date of BirthÂ* 1973-08-21
AgeÂ* 32
ReachÂ* 85
StanceÂ* Orthodox
HeightÂ* 7' 0
TrainerÂ* Manuel Gabrielian
ManagerÂ* Wilfried Sauerland
Â* W 43 (31 ko's)Â* |Â* L 0Â* |Â* D 0Â* |Â* Total 44Â* Â*

[lestat1116]

31kos nindot na oi..

[omad]

PRESSURE IS ON AGAIN FOR NIKOLAI

After winning the WBA Title back in November 2005 against John Ruiz Nikolai has had time to reflect, relax and get used to being the WBA Heavy weight Champion, now it is time to get back to some serious training in preparation for his first title defence, due to some knee surgery Nikolai will not be fighting in April as expected but a fight will be scheduled for some time in May, we will keep you informed of any news as soon as we get it.

Dieting and intense training will be on the agenda for our Champion.

Bookmark this website for the latest news on the career and life of Nikolai.

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We will be posting comments on the website throughout 2006

Thanks for looking through the site

Stephen R - Webmaster - www.nikolaivaluev.com

[magma]

Karon pa ko kita ani tawhana da. Pero nindot og nag-abot pa ni sila ato undisputed heavyweight champ nga si Lennox Lewis. Pareson gyud ni sila kay tag-as unya dagko. Pero mas dako pa gyud ni tawhana uy.

[omad]

i think Lewis in his prime will win against Valuev mainly because of skills, technique and speed. Lewis is 7 inches shorter but they have basically the same reach at 84-85 respectively.

[lunateec22]

wow... this guy is huge.

you guys think pacquiao can beat him?... if ever there's a crossover between the heaveyweight and the featherweight that is. hehehe...

and i'd like to present this guy to the NBA scouts too, u think he can manhandle shaq in the middle?

[noRika]

naay nindot duwa ay.... sunday morning ni sa pinas.

March 18, 2006 at TBA, Atlantic City, NJ
(HBO) James Toney (69-4-2) vs. Hasim Rahman (41-5-1)
(WBC Heavyweight title)

[omad]

it wasn't a memorable fight.

Scoop: Heavyweight Jungle still without a Ruler
By Scoop Malinowski

"Lennox Lewis could come back and beat both of these guys without even going to the gym."

"There's no one causing excitement like a Mike Tyson."

"It looked like a sparring session, like they were just fighting for the money."



These were some of the comments heard after watching the competitively interesting though unspectacular Hasim Rahman-James Toney WBC Heavyweight clash on Saturday night.

The fight didn't live up to the pre-fight hype but it was still a good fight. There were lots of punches and very few clinches from two talented champions. But compared to aesthetic classics such as Lewis-Tyson, Bowe-Holyfield, Holmes-Shavers and Douglas-Tyson, Rahman and Toney fell short.

And so the heavyweight division is still in quicksand. We still have not found the man who will rise up and assert himself as the king of the heavyweight jungle. Rahman and Toney were very good and put on a crowd-pleasing tussle but neither was able to establish his superiority over the rest of the field. And it appears a safe bet that neither will.

There are three candidates who have the potential to dominate - Lamon Brewster, Wladimir Klitschko and Nicolay Valuev.

All that the heavyweight division, and hence the overall sport, needs is what it's needed for the last three years - we need to see the right fights made to establish one true recognizable heavyweight champion.

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