What are Kubrat Pulev’s chances to beat Vladimir Klitschko?

Posted on | October 23, 2014 | No Comments

In the middle of November, Vladimir Klitschko is signed to fight a Bulgarian Kubrat Pulev. This fight will challenge Klitschko’s champion title in super heavyweight. But for the assignment from the IBF, Klitschko wouldn’t have this fight, as it is of no interest  to the public.

Bookmakers and online casinos predict Klitschko to win with odds varying from 1,1 to 1,17. Odds for Pulev winning are 5-7. Moreover, at the website you will learn about the operating principle of bookmakers and online casinos that allow to make bets online.

Pulev is not a bad boxer who has defeated quite strong rivals – Alexander Dimitrenko, Alexander Ustinov, Joe Abel, Tony Tomphson. With good speed and heavy jab, he has the ability to analyze the situation and see rival’s weak spots. However, online casinos are sure that the Bulgarian just can’t compete with Klitschko and  be considered a  real threat for his champion title.

Vladimir Klitschko has been unbeaten for 10 years. Since 2004, he is the best  in super heavyweight, with 20 wins in 20 fights. He has proven his champion title 18 times straight up. As bookmakers and online casinos fairly note, in all these years Vladimir Klitschko hasn’t faced a worthy rival.

Of course, Klitschko isn’t flawless. He has his weak spots – that he protects skillfully, though. For example, he has a weak chin. Who can reach it, though? The Ukranian’s main rival is Bermane Stiverne, the current WBC heavyweight champion. Vladimir is eager to win back the champion title  that used to belong to his brother Vitali. Vladimir may also fight against Tyson Fury, Dereck Chisora, and Deontay Wilder, all of which are still unbeaten by him. The fight against any of the above-mentioned boxers is of great interest  both for German and American crowds.

Pulev outgoes Klitschko’s  ex-rivals in his size. The pretender has almost the same height and weight as the champion. With his stamina, Pulev can last into late rounds when Klitschko will be exhausted. Still, this scenario is unlikely. Not being one of the super punchers, Pulev can only dream of winning.

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