Im most impressed by kubrat Pulev! dude is for real!
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Originally posted by Freedom! View PostI think Glazkov, Pulev, Helenius and Boytsov have potential.
Others who might do well include Chisora, Dallas, Mitchell, Platov, Rudenko, Price, Pala, Gerber, Pianeta, Perez, and Negron.
There lots of young heavyweight talent, no matter what they say. However, most of it is in Europe now.
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Originally posted by Freedom! View PostI think Glazkov, Pulev, Helenius and Boytsov have potential.
Others who might do well include Chisora, Dallas, Mitchell, Platov, Rudenko, Price, Pala, Gerber, Pianeta, Perez, and Negron.
There lots of young heavyweight talent, no matter what they say. However, most of it is in Europe now.
I still have to think we gonna produce some kat in the mix ........we just have to......damn it!!!!!!!
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I still have to think we gonna produce some kat in the mix ........we just have to......damn it!!!!!!!
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Kubrat Pulev for me. He just exudes confidence every time he fights and has the sort of combination of size, skill, and power to beat any fighter once the Klits are out of the picture. After him I've got Boytsov, but it's a qualified pick since we still don't know how Boytsov performs against a world class fighter. He could show mental or stylistic deficiencies that are hitherto unknown about.
I'm still not totally sold on Helenius. His jab looked poor against Levin and he showed a couple of defensive deficiences that night. I think his lack of speed, and a rather stiff-backed box-by-numbers style will undo him at some point. But his power will always stand him in good stead.
Chambers could still make a decent career out of it if he sticks around at HW. He's had an awful lot of experience against top level opponents for his age and is IMO the most skillful of the young heavyweights.
Price has the goods to be a decent fighter, provided he's trained well and matched up right. Chin might hold him back though.
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Originally posted by It's Ovah View PostKubrat Pulev for me. He just exudes confidence every time he fights and has the sort of combination of size, skill, and power to beat any fighter once the Klits are out of the picture. After him I've got Boytsov, but it's a qualified pick since we still don't know how Boytsov performs against a world class fighter. He could show mental or stylistic deficiencies that are hitherto unknown about.
I'm still not totally sold on Helenius. His jab looked poor against Levin and he showed a couple of defensive deficiences that night. I think his lack of speed, and a rather stiff-backed box-by-numbers style will undo him at some point. But his power will always stand him in good stead.
Chambers could still make a decent career out of it if he sticks around at HW. He's had an awful lot of experience against top level opponents for his age and is IMO the most skillful of the young heavyweights.
Price has the goods to be a decent fighter, provided he's trained well and matched up right. Chin might hold him back though.
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