Will there be a U.S. heavyweight world champion in the next 10 years?

[The Big Dunn]

Lets just say many Klit fans (not all) have an agenda and will not accept a difference of opinion no matter how valid. Heavyweights today, including Americans, lack stamina, head movement, body no combination punching. Some people will not accept this because it weakens the outlook on their heroes.

We can take al the eye jokes and other stuff out of it. But the lack of any real HWT competition is a problem. In the last 5 years its arguable that the Klits best opponents were Adamek and Haye, 2 crusierweights. Thats a fair criticism and has nothing to do with any agenda.

[RightStraight]

I highly doubt that.

????? Why?

[ianhunter]

Not out of the current batch, maybe someone else comes along though.

Dont talk to me about Stiff Mitchell and Detony Windmiller.

Also, winning a paper alphabet strap is not being a champion imo.

so ****ty-ass Haye isn't a champion then, i'm glad you're admitting it

[{Pito}]

I like Bryant Jennings Id say in a year or two he will be at the top of the division if the K's retire.

Who knows maybe Wilder will develop nicely.

Don't know much about wilder but Jennings I'm high on right now. hopefully he keeps progressing the way he is because he seems to have that hunger

[Fix]

There's always Chauncy Welliver

[croz]

No, I'm saying American heavyweight fighters don't have talent. The Klitchkos are way above everyone else but when they retire it will be a lot of lessers and that's where some less talented fighters like Mitchell, Scott and Chambers could snatch a title.

Are you even watching boxing if you think Chambers will even be relevant after the K bros retire?

David Price
Haye
Chisora
Tyson Fury
Mike Perez
Bryant Jennings
Seth Mitchell
Deontay Wilder
Boystov
Edmund Gerber
Helenius
Artur Szpilka
Richard Towers
Oscar Rivas
Bogdan Dinu

You are mental if you think Chambers or nipples will survive these men.