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Winners and Losers from Saturday’s HBO World Championship Boxing

As a reminder, the win-loss column only tells part of the story. Read on as we look at the big winners—and losers—from Saturday night’s action in Montreal.

Winner: HBO

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Aside from the co-main snoozer, HBO was a big hit on Saturday night. The commentating was solid–especially Bernard Hopkins and Harold Lederman who didn’t hold back in their critiques–and the build up for future fights was solid.

Fans got to hear from Andre Ward who was interviewed on air to confirm that a fight with Sergey Kovalev is indeed in the works for somewhere in the not-to-distant future.

Former HBO fighter, Adonis Stevenson, rushed the ring after Kovalev’s victory in hopes of convincing the public that he is the man at 175 and that he actually wants a fight with the Krusher.

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Instead, Stevenson was trolled on Twitter and laughed at by Lamps and B-Hop on air. Oh yeah, and Kovalev called him “Chickenson,” mocked him with duck noises and flipped him the bird, which was all awesome too.

HBO can rest easy knowing that they have Kovalev-Ward on deck and that Kovalev-Stevenson becomes less and less interesting each day.

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