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Devon Larratt and John Brzenk Across Three Eras
Devon Larratt and John Brzenk met across changing eras, testing different versions of Devon’s hand, hook, and outside game.
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How Michael Todd Forced Devon Larratt to Evolve
Michael Todd forced Devon Larratt to refine how he climbed, defended outside, separated hand control from the finish, and blocked the press.
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Vitaly Laletin’s 4–0 Hid Alizhan Muratov’s Best Round
Vitaly Laletin swept Alizhan Muratov 4–0, but round one revealed the defensive strength hidden by three later flash pins.
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The Elbow Damage That Changed Devon Larratt’s Style
Years of elbow damage weakened Devon Larratt’s inside game, pushing him toward pronation, back pressure, and strap control.
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Devon Larratt Was an Inside Puller First
Early Devon Larratt built his game around the hook, shoulder commitment, wrist control, and side pressure before his outside era took over.
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Levan Looks Ready for Devon and Reluctant About Vitaly
Levan sounded ready for Devon in December. The Vitaly question brought an injury answer, and that difference deserves a direct explanation.
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Georgi Tsvetkov’s Referee Complaint Deserves a Real Review
Georgi Tsvetkov’s referee complaint cannot change Kamil’s 4-2 win by itself, but it shows why EVW needs a clear video-review process.
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Vitaly Laletin Has the Best Claim to the Strongest Left Arm Ever
Current Vitaly Laletin owns the strongest left-arm evidence, but prime Denis Cyplenkov keeps the all-time argument alive.
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Ermes Gasparini Says the Levan Title Race Needs Devon
Before East vs West 25, Ermes Gasparini argued that Devon Larratt’s ranking should guide the vacant super-heavyweight title route.
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What Irakli’s EVW 25 Afterpull Pin on Devon Actually Proved
Irakli’s afterpull pin on Devon exposed a real hand-control lane, while the informal setup keeps it from serving as a match verdict.