After an interesting six rounds in which Samuel Peter demonstrated focus and resolve, things exploded in the sixth and Peter ended matters decisively with a number of concussive shots to The Big O’s head driving him into a corner forcing him into a corner and forcing a halt to matters at the 2.56 mark. Oleg seemed a bit ponderous during the fight, though he did land some good shots which Peter took well and always seemed to counter with his own equally heavy thunder. All in all, a great win for “The Nightmare” which puts him in a spot to call out Klitschko.
Wow i am so proud to be Nigerian.
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Just the other day after seeing a boxing movie about a guy who has a brother and both of them were prof. boxers, having troubles with family and bla bla bla. Peters came to my mind and a friend of mine told me he was a joke. I bet he never saw the guy in action. But on the second take , i realized it's been about the time of this post i last saw the guy in a duel. Over the years, Peters might have been paid back in his own punches "coins", that i may have missed. But again I won't see him falling face over from any boxer's sucker punches.
Im sure you're talking bout "The Fighter" pretty good movie....well about Peter, dude's sorta been on a downward spiral lost his two last consecutive matches. The last being with the German fighter Robert Helenius Peter was defeated via 9-th round KO and the former with Klitschko in 2010.
But im sure the monster in him gin come out to roost pretty soon, he is some beast i tell you!
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