Rank these Heavyweight prospects

Ps I'm definitely retracting my Hrgovic vote. Dubois would destroy him I think.

Hrgovic imo followed by dubois. those picking ajagba are smoking some good stuff :lol1: If this poll was redone Dubois would definitely have more votes than Ajagba.

I think Hrgovic and Yoka will be champions. Arslanbek Makhmudov looks very good as well.

I like Frank Sanchez too. he is fairly young(26/27yo) and has a solid amateur career. I see him making noise this 2020, with the right promoter.

Efe Ajagba, Daniel Dubois, and Filip Hrgovich will be the last three standing when the smoke clears. Between those three, my money's on Ajagba. Agree with that list though I think Ajagba needs some more training and experience. Basically, I do not think he is ring-smart yet but he is the most powerful of them IMO. With the right training, Ajagba will be the next champ followed closely by Dubois (also needs experience and diversity). Hrgovich looks more professional of them (to me) but I don't think he can take the power of Ajagba and survive for much.

Hrgovic imo followed by dubois. those picking ajagba are smoking some good stuff :lol1:

I think Gorman will give Dubois problems/possibly win

Dychko sucks.......

Efe Ajagba, Daniel Dubois, and Filip Hrgovich will be the last three standing when the smoke clears. Between those three, my money's on Ajagba.

Biggest difference at heavyweight is going to be the smaller gloves and lack of headgear. Lots of HW’s have good amateur runs and when they turn pro they discover they have no jaw (David Price and Audley Harrison come to mind) Yea I agree chin means a lot at heavy.Thats why I say any heavy who has a GREAT chin and GOOD power can compete with best maybe not beat all the best but with just those two things they can compete.Finding guys with iron chins(Mercer) are getting harder to find since most now are 240-250pds+.

I agree he's unfairly overlooked just because people are sour about some of the shady decisions he received in the ams. His technique is very smooth and he's a good gameplanner. I slightly prefer Hrgovic but Yoka is my #2 of those listed Ajagba and Dubois are way rawer than the others. They could be awesome, they could be complete duds. Can't say yet That is exactly what it is...but the same thing happened for AJ as well especially during his olympic gold medal run :dunno:

Give me Yoka! Somehow the Gold Medal Winner with wins in the Amatures/Olympic wins over most of these guys is the most underrated of this Group but he is the most athletic and most SKILLED OVERALL of that group IMO :dunno: I agree he's unfairly overlooked just because people are sour about some of the shady decisions he received in the ams. His technique is very smooth and he's a good gameplanner. I slightly prefer Hrgovic but Yoka is my #2 of those listed Ajagba and Dubois are way rawer than the others. They could be awesome, they could be complete duds. Can't say yet

Amateurs is a completely different beast. Yeah more Rounds in the Pros which favors Yoka even more IMO

Ajagba will stay and live here permanently. He is on his way to becoming an American.

Ajagba wants to stay and live here permanently. Ajagba is on his way to becoming an American.

Most top AMs become top pros or maybe most top pros were top AMs.Anyways your right its not a guarantee some guys you can just see don't have pro styles but have been good AMs.Yoka at 1st I thought he was the later very athletic but seemed to be lacking power and looked lost inside.Then I think it was his last before "his break"that he seemed to holding his feet better and showed some snap.Hope he turns out along with all the rest the more the merry for sport.ESP HEAVY'S Biggest difference at heavyweight is going to be the smaller gloves and lack of headgear. Lots of HW’s have good amateur runs and when they turn pro they discover they have no jaw (David Price and Audley Harrison come to mind)

Can you imagine what Efe would have done to the Joyce that fought Stiverne? Not a damn thing...……..Stiverne would have left like the guy did up here.JK could not resist

Amateurs is a completely different beast. Most top AMs become top pros or maybe most top pros were top AMs.Anyways your right its not a guarantee some guys you can just see don't have pro styles but have been good AMs.Yoka at 1st I thought he was the later very athletic but seemed to be lacking power and looked lost inside.Then I think it was his last before "his break"that he seemed to holding his feet better and showed some snap.Hope he turns out along with all the rest the more the merry for sport.ESP HEAVY'S

Im not sure yet I like DuBois age he has plenty of time to improve.Yoka has great size and is maybe the most athletic but still raw(as he and rest should be)Efe I might pick if they all fought now he is athletic too and can punch and most Africans have a good chin.(its not racist im colorblind esp with boxing).Really a lot of good heavy prospects Joyce is stiff but seems heavy handed and takes a good shot but slow and not much defence.But you can go a long way at heavy with just a great chin and a good punch.He might be the Mercer of this era he turned pro late too.Look forward to see how they all turn out more the better for sport.I love prospects.

Give me Yoka! Somehow the Gold Medal Winner with wins in the Amatures/Olympic wins over most of these guys is the most underrated of this Group but he is the most athletic and most SKILLED OVERALL of that group IMO :dunno: Amateurs is a completely different beast.