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How far do you see him going?
Champ/Contender/Pretender
Personally, I believe Tua has the tools to become a champion. If he comes into a fight in shape and focused, then those so-called champs better watch out.
The other belt holders won't be a problem for Tua except Klitschko, mainly due to his height and reach advantage, but NOT because of his skill.
Tua can handle Ruiz the same way he did the 1st time, although I will say, Ruiz has mastered that Ugly ass style of his pretty effectively. That style will let him survive a couple of rounds before getting KTFO...again.
Brewster's claim to fame is being able to absorb punishment, which is exactly what he'll be receiving if he fights Tua. I don't see Tua pulling a Vlad by wasting his energy and eventually passing out. Tua KO's Brewster - the punching bag -within 3 rounds.
A re-match against Byrd will be a true test of his will and determination. I believe the 1st time they fought, Tua wasn't mentally prepared. Like I said earlier, if he comes into a fight in shape and focused then he's very difficult to beat. I see Byrd going down ala Ibeabuchi style...around the 8th round.
I think Tua can reach his potential by staying in shape, fighting on a regular basis, and being mentally strong/tough. I can see Tua having 3 belts in a couple of years with the other champ being Vitali. Although I don't see him being the Unified champion, there's a good possibility that he could do it, but that's only if he fights Vitali with the proper plan and executes that plan flawlessly.
What do you guys/girls think?
Champ/Contender/Pretender
Personally, I believe Tua has the tools to become a champion. If he comes into a fight in shape and focused, then those so-called champs better watch out.
The other belt holders won't be a problem for Tua except Klitschko, mainly due to his height and reach advantage, but NOT because of his skill.
Tua can handle Ruiz the same way he did the 1st time, although I will say, Ruiz has mastered that Ugly ass style of his pretty effectively. That style will let him survive a couple of rounds before getting KTFO...again.
Brewster's claim to fame is being able to absorb punishment, which is exactly what he'll be receiving if he fights Tua. I don't see Tua pulling a Vlad by wasting his energy and eventually passing out. Tua KO's Brewster - the punching bag -within 3 rounds.
A re-match against Byrd will be a true test of his will and determination. I believe the 1st time they fought, Tua wasn't mentally prepared. Like I said earlier, if he comes into a fight in shape and focused then he's very difficult to beat. I see Byrd going down ala Ibeabuchi style...around the 8th round.
I think Tua can reach his potential by staying in shape, fighting on a regular basis, and being mentally strong/tough. I can see Tua having 3 belts in a couple of years with the other champ being Vitali. Although I don't see him being the Unified champion, there's a good possibility that he could do it, but that's only if he fights Vitali with the proper plan and executes that plan flawlessly.
What do you guys/girls think?
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