Chambers in shape? - Page 3

pulpduff · 07-03-2009, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Breakfast Bar

Any way to watch the telecast in the U.S.?

ZDF is broadcast free of charge in Germany and across Europe via satellite.

You can find a variety of streams (LEGAL, as it's classified Free to Air) online.

Do a Google search of ZDF Online Live, and you'll find a few sources (and NO it's NOT German Scheisse Videos, but it IS in German of course). There are ways to capture same, but I"m not sure that's legal, so you're on your own there.

themmaGoon · 07-04-2009, 12:06 AM

I am fairly certain Dimitrenko will not be knocking Chambers out.
He may beat the will out of him like Povetkin did though.

Kyryllo · 07-04-2009, 12:31 AM

If you can find a good german or swiss proxy you can watch ZDF and ARD with this software Zattoo - watch online TV

Hard as Iron · 07-04-2009, 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by bradlee180

...maybe Chambers could cut even more than that, Hard-on Iron, and meet Pacquiao at catchweights...

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If he leaned down to 185-190 (probably with a bit of muscle loss) and did a sickening Thiago Alves-esque cut to 160, maybe. Pacquiao is shredded to pieces at 147 so he could probably take the James Toney diet up to 160. They would be 30 pounds different on fight night, but yes they could feasibly meet at Middleweight. Pacquiao by TKO round 5.

AtomicPope · 07-04-2009, 02:50 AM

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Originally Posted by bradlee180

...maybe Chambers could cut even more than that, Hard-on Iron, and meet Pacquiao at catchweights...

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Pacman by Armbar

prontostar · 07-04-2009, 03:21 AM

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Originally Posted by themmaGoon

I am fairly certain Dimitrenko will not be knocking Chambers out.
He may beat the will out of him like Povetkin did though.

i think the fatigue beat the will out of him.

themmaGoon · 07-04-2009, 03:36 AM

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Originally Posted by prontostar

i think the fatigue beat the will out of him.

Yeah that is about accurate. Povetkin was giving him the the fight and Chambers would not take it. I guess Povetkin played it smart. "I won't take any risk, I will just do a little more each round".

Early it what obvious his speed was too much then he stopped fighting. Some one with so much potential why would he just settle for beating B level guys. OK may B+ as he kinda be Peter, Guinn and Brock. If you want to call them B+. Calling them B+ is pushing it.

Pirao · 07-04-2009, 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Breakfast Bar

I disagree. He's a top 10 HW who has held his own against the best in the division, never been knocked down and never been hurt in a fight. Even if he never wins a title, being in the mix at HW will earn him more exposure and more money than winning a title at CW.

Many of the recent U.S. title holders--Ruiz, Byrd, Holyfield, Moorer--fought at CW or below before winning a title. Take the Klitshkos, both of whom are older than Chambers, out of the equation and who does he have no chance against? Everyone matches up poorly against the Klitshkos in today's game.

You think he could make more money at HW than fighting for titles, and maybe, even ruling the CWs?

DannyBoy1985 · 07-04-2009, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by ColFran

Anyone think he can actually win it? the size difference alone is pretty substantial....though at least eddies trimmed down some..

Yeah, i picked "Fast" Eddie to win in another thread.

heavyarms21 · 07-04-2009, 11:50 AM

That's the most in shape that I have ever seen him, lets see if that actually translates to his best and most exciting performance. Dimitrenko looks huge standing next to chambers.