Comments Thread For: Povetkin vs. Alexander is Possible For Khan-Goyat Card in Jeddah

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Scott Alexander is likely going to be the next opponent for former heavyweight champion Alexander Povetkin, who returns next month in Saudi Arabia. "Alexander is a possible contender for the bout," the source said. Scott Alexander, 30, who resides and practices in Los Angeles, has a record of 14 wins (8 by KOs), three defeats and two draws.
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[Boxing Scene]

There you have it. Yet another top 10 heavyweight fighting an absolute BUM. Wow heavyweight boxing has declined this year.

[BigZ44]

Scott Alexander?? How the hell did they come up with him as a guy to send to Saudi Arabia to fight ****ing Povetkin? Just really weird and random

[soul_survivor]

Wasn't he fighting usyk???

[anonymous2.0]

Wasn't he fighting usyk???

Didn't Usyk hurt himself and is shelved until end of summer?

[Mammoth]

Scott Alexander?? How the hell did they come up with him as a guy to send to Saudi Arabia to fight ****ing Povetkin? Just really weird and random

Randall Cunning said this will be like a Monoco Card in Saudi Arabia

[BigZ44]

Randall Cunning said this will be like a Monoco Card in Saudi Arabia

I figure it will be much worse than that, Alexander just seems so far out of left field, really odd choice

[Mammoth]

I figure it will be much worse than that, Alexander just seems so far out of left field, really odd choice

The division is really thin but yeah, it's not great. Last I remember Alexander got an L he didn't deserve to FS1 or something.

[BigZ44]

The division is really thin but yeah, it's not great. Last I remember Alexander got an L he didn't deserve to FS1 or something.

That was the only time I've seen him, the Travis Kauffman fight

[joe strong]

It is obviously nothing more than a good payday for Povetkin in a country not known for boxing events. He is probably getting a big check no matter who he fights. No risk except for injury. No other reason for a fight like this at this stage of his career