Which of the Olympic boxers you see better conditions for the pro?

nachorjj

give me your top 5. This is my top 5 and in order

1- Vasyl Lomachenko
2- Artur Beterviev
3- Oscar Valdez
4- Robeisy Ramirez
5- Khytrov

special mention to: Cintron, Aloian, Savon and Joshua

Julio de la Cruz, Roniel Iglesias, Russo etc are elite amateur boxers but I dont see top pro boxers

Sportofkings

Good list, Lomacheko has everything suited to be good at either types of the sport though.

Oscar Valdez impressed me vs Nevin, looks a solid relentless pressure fighter with a good left hook.

Beterviev and Khytrov are both very strong and hard hitting, and would be hell for a lot of fighters in the pro's.

dan_cov

What you said! Also...

Erislandy Savon - The Cuban that whooped Joshua & got robbed.

The American kid Errol Spence!

{Darko}

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Originally Posted by nachorjj

give me your top 5. This is my top 5 and in order

1- Vasyl Lomachenko
2- Artur Beterviev
3- Oscar Valdez
4- Robeisy Ramirez
5- Khytrov

special mention to: Cintron, Aloian, Savon and Joshua

Julio de la Cruz, Roniel Iglesias, Russo etc are elite amateur boxers but I dont see top pro boxers

agree with everyone on your list. i would also add

hw siarhei karneyeu who got robbed earlier
lhw mekhontsev who beat hooper good style for pro or am
mw bogdan juratoni robbed against atoev
mw ryoto murata japanese powerhouse alot like khytrov
lw petrauskaus lithuanian powerhouse
lw jose ramirez with a little improved defense

ShoulderRoll

Terrell Gausha looks like he could do well in the pros.

SeivUrBref

Lomachenko, and how good he is now, he will be even better. His sights are set on america. His own words. Where the best pros are and in previous interviews he has mentioned Miami. Because he likes the HEAT (basketball)

nachorjj

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Originally Posted by {Darko}

agree with everyone on your list. i would also add

hw siarhei karneyeu who got robbed earlier
lhw mekhontsev who beat hooper good style for pro or am
mw bogdan juratoni robbed against atoev
mw ryoto murata japanese powerhouse alot like khytrov
lw petrauskaus lithuanian powerhouse
lw jose ramirez with a little improved defense

i dont know about this boxers, I am going to see his fights

nachorjj

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Originally Posted by {Darko}

agree with everyone on your list. i would also add

hw siarhei karneyeu who got robbed earlier
lhw mekhontsev who beat hooper good style for pro or am
mw bogdan juratoni robbed against atoev
mw ryoto murata japanese powerhouse alot like khytrov
lw petrauskaus lithuanian powerhouse
lw jose ramirez with a little improved defense

he is very good, I see him in young games and have alot of power

Kelly Tillis

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Originally Posted by nachorjj

give me your top 5. This is my top 5 and in order

1- Vasyl Lomachenko
2- Artur Beterviev
3- Oscar Valdez
4- Robeisy Ramirez
5- Khytrov

special mention to: Cintron, Aloian, Savon and Joshua

Julio de la Cruz, Roniel Iglesias, Russo etc are elite amateur boxers but I dont see top pro boxers

Errol Spence Jr..

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I think Errol Spence has the tools...I like Terrell Gausha, he should make for some exciting fights...despite a pretty poor showing in London I think Marcus Browne will do well at least early on in his career, when he fights with confidence and is mentally focused he has the skills to compete with 175 pounders...

nachorjj Undisputed Champion Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1,963 Rep Power: 0 Points: 102,291,295.91 Bank: 1,283,883.81 Total Points: 103,575,179.72 Donate	Which of the Olympic boxers you see better conditions for the pro? give me your top 5. This is my top 5 and in order 1- Vasyl Lomachenko 2- Artur Beterviev 3- Oscar Valdez 4- Robeisy Ramirez 5- Khytrov special mention to: Cintron, Aloian, Savon and Joshua Julio de la Cruz, Roniel Iglesias, Russo etc are elite amateur boxers but I dont see top pro boxers

Sportofkings Contender Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Ireland Posts: 106 Rep Power: 2 Points: 2,972.53 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 2,972.53 Donate	Good list, Lomacheko has everything suited to be good at either types of the sport though. Oscar Valdez impressed me vs Nevin, looks a solid relentless pressure fighter with a good left hook. Beterviev and Khytrov are both very strong and hard hitting, and would be hell for a lot of fighters in the pro's.

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ShoulderRoll Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 9,291 Rep Power: 0 Points: 12,061.39 Bank: 268,890,455,812.39 Total Points: 268,890,467,873.78 Donate	Terrell Gausha looks like he could do well in the pros.

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