Chamber should definetly move to CW

I can't see him doing anything more at heavyweight, if he could make the weight he should. Really? :lol1: I'm certain he can beat David Haye, and I'd give him a shot against Vitali, even though it would be difficult for him. It's only Wlad he can't beat since Wlad is a terrible matchup for him.

Chambers is a little undersized for the heavyweights, but his skill level is such that the only time it really played a factor was against the equally skilled but much harder punching Wlad. In fact if it weren't for Wlad I'd give Chambers a real live shot at winning a major title. He'd beat Povetkin in a rematch for certain, has an excellent chance against Adamek and would rape upcoming guys like Helenius or Boytsov for sure. I'd even give him a decent chance against Vitali to be honest, though he wouldn't be the favourite.

In his best form he can still beat most heavyweights, and make more money doing it. I believe he'll fight Sam Peter next and become a mandatory again, although a rematch with Wladimir is surely not in his best interests. A certain career-ender there. Fights with Haye and Adamek though would be interesting, and even an old Vitali.

I can't see him doing anything more at heavyweight, if he could make the weight he should. really, would be interesting to se him at cruiser I maybe his best option at this point..would be curious to see him vs an Adamek or Haye though..

I can't see him doing anything more at heavyweight, if he could make the weight he should.

No way. He might could make 175, but he'd be drained, weak, and ineffective. His frame is larger than Chris Byrd's, and we saw what happened to him when he tried LHW. I think Chambers has been in good shape since Dimitrenko, but he never looks it (like Juan Diaz). Eddie is still a good Heavyweight, but he needs to go a different route than chasing a Wlad rematch. Byrd and Chambers are basically the same size, Chambers does have more pop in his punches.

If Chambers was 6'3 with at least a 79" reach he would be capable of beating Wlad. But TC is right, Chambers is a CW.

He should of moved there right after the Wlad fight. He is too damn small for the division and his skills would be much more effective at CW. He already can't crack an egg and to be in a division where he is undersized and needs to rely on power, he has none. hes not too small for the division, he would beat virtually anyone but the Klitschko brothers...and theyre exception fighters. 200lbs is enough to effectively compete and do well at HW. just ask Peter and Dimitrenko

I'd enjoy seeing it. It'd be nice to see if he could break the 200 limit comfortably, however. If he could, he'd still have solid speed and more power than Cruiserweights are used to to go with the speed. He's laso a very solid boxer to begin with. Technique wise, he's above most Cruiserweights. Still, if he can't get down comfortably and safely, he should bide his time and hope to get a David Haye fight or Vitali fight.

He should of moved there right after the Wlad fight. He is too damn small for the division and his skills would be much more effective at CW. He already can't crack an egg and to be in a division where he is undersized and needs to rely on power, he has none. Read my earlier post in this thread, it applies to posters like you who think he is too small for the division. Have you seen the Dimitrenko or the Peter fight with Chambers?

Agreed, he would be much better suited for Cruiserweight. doesnt even have to cut that much weight to get there, and he likely would be in better shape anyway. although to be fair he would be top 5 at HW anyway, but if he wanted to be the best at a weightclass....

Not a bad idea, all he needs to do is cut 9 pounds (he was 208 for Rossy) and then get it all back after the weigh-in. He can pick up a belt or two at CW and then comeback to the HWs when the Klitschkos are gone, or when a big money fight presents itself, he can switch back and forth between CW and HW easy. But I would like to point out that Chambers is a legit HW who has no problems with fighters much bigger than himself. Just because he lost to an ATG Wlad doesn't mean that he is "too small" as some ignorant posters claim. Those posters need to look at his fights against Dimitrenko (who is bigger than Wlad and is Vitaly's size), where Dimitrenko was undefeated Olympic SHW gold medalist and Chambers schooled him, knocking him down several times (including knocking his mouth piece out with one shot) and visibly hurting him. Dimitrenko has not been the same afterwards, he just had a panic attack before the Sosnowksi fight. Then take a look at his fight against Peter, a dangerous puncher and former HW champ, Chambers handled him easy and even took some shots from Peter. His only other loss was a close one to young undefeated Povetkin, also an Olympic SHW gold medalist. Not bad for a supposedly small guy with not such great power. Chambers is a legit HW, he reminds me of Byrd.

Not a bad idea to be honest. He could most certainly do wonders at Cruiser and become fairly well known before moving back to heavy after the Klits retire. His opportunities at heavy are limited in terms of winnable or lucrative fights, unless he can somehow lure that incredible pussy Haye into the ring, but Arreolas would fly and the WBC headquarters freeze over before that happens.

Uf he ever gets in tip top shape he might be a Light Heavy No way. He might could make 175, but he'd be drained, weak, and ineffective. His frame is larger than Chris Byrd's, and we saw what happened to him when he tried LHW. I think Chambers has been in good shape since Dimitrenko, but he never looks it (like Juan Diaz). Eddie is still a good Heavyweight, but he needs to go a different route than chasing a Wlad rematch.

Makes sense from the point of view of winning titles and building a name. But the simple fact is that Heavyweight is where the money is. I don't think he's making a lot of money fighting the Derric Rossys of this world.

Makes sense from the point of view of winning titles and building a name. But the simple fact is that Heavyweight is where the money is.