Comments Thread For: Tony Yoka Accepts Invitation To Enter Talks For IBF Title Eliminator Versus Filip Hrgovic

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Seems to good to be true for sure.

I think with the regular title changes and mandatories building up though, these guys know they have to fight each other. It's not like the Wlad era where you just had to win one half decent fight and wait around 2 years for the Wlad payday.

Yoka ain't gonna fight Hrgovic no fkin way.

He's 'entered discussions' so he doesn't look like a b1tch, but I guarantee he'll find an excuse to get out of it.

[P to the J]

Yoka is faster than hrgovic and seems to be able to hit. Both these guys are unknown quan****** in a competitive fight, if one of them is a fraud we will find out here.

Amen brother. We need more fraud squad style fights where we see who’s the real deal and who’s the s*** muncher

[soul_survivor]

I remember Tony Yoka, has he improved?

[JakeTheBoxer]

This is not Klitschko era any more, as someone said. Than all contenders didn`t have to do anything but sit on their asses and wait their names to be called to fight Vitali all Wladimir.

All these guys like Yoka, Hrgovic and others will have to fight each other to get big fights.

[Wacked_Out]

Hrgovc is a brick wall and a plodder. Yoka has much better footwork but I only saw his last fight. Im not sure how he takes a real punch. He better dance for 12.

[DougalDylan]

If you fake an injury you might keep your position if you enter talks then run you lose your ranking. Parker has dropped, somehow Ortiz has stuck.

Accepted the invitation to enter talks? So Ortiz and Parker turned it down before even discussing numbers, split, etc. Crazy. Good on Yoka, I think it's a good 50/50 fight.

[heavyweight62]

Great match, Olympic gold and bronze. Yoka's taller with a longer arm, faster, more diverse, and he moves better around the ring. But Hrgovic is stronger,very agresive, granite chin and has a knockout punch. If the match go on points, Yoka has a better chance, but Hrgovic is more likely to knock him out. Yoka will run around the ring with a high guard and counterpunchs the first 5 or 6 rounds, when he gets tired he will stop and then Hrgovic will reach him and knock him out.

[Willow The Wisp]

Great fight matching two of the next generation's very best (The Gold and the Bronze). You generally like to see the new wave replace the old guard slot by slot.....
Ideally, the young guard supplants the old guard, rater than hot prospective top 10ers spoiling each other.

2022 Old Guard......:
Deontay Wilder
Dillian Whyte
Luis Ortiz
Charles Martin
Kubrat Pulev
Alexander Povetkin
Johan Duhaupas
Derrick Chisora
Robert Helenius
Chris Arreola
Adam Kownacki
Zeilei Zhang
Mike Balogun
Christian Hammer
Dominick Breazeale
Carlos Takam
Tom Schwarz
Gerald Washington
Bermaine Stiverne
Bryant Jennings
Erkan Teper
Aleksandr Ustinov
Manual Charr
Eric Molina
Johnathan Rice
David Price
Jerry Forrest
Francesco Pianeta
Michael Polite Coffee
Amir Mansour
Travis Kaffman
David Allen
Gregory Corbin
Artur Szpilka
Bogdan Dinu
Sergey Kuzmin
Peter Milas
Razvan Cojanu
Lucas Browne
Andrey Fedosov
Andriy Rudenko
Joey Dawejko
LaRon Mitchell
Malcolm Tann
Fred Kassi



2022 New Guard.......
Tyson Fury
Oleksander Usyk
Anthony Joshua
Andy Ruiz Jr.
Tony Yoka
Joe Joyce
Filip Hrgovic
Joseph Parker
Otto Wallin
Daniel Dubois
Michael Hunter
Trevor Bryan
Hughie Fury
Frank Sanchez
Simon Kean
Agit Kabayel
Efe Ajagba
Jared Anderson
Martin Barkole
Stephen Shaw
Demsey McKean
Ivan Dychko
Jermaine Franklin
Fabio Wardley
Lenier Pero
Bakhodir Jalolov
Murat Gassiev
Ali Eren Demirezen
Vladyslav Sirenko
George Arias
Arslanbek Makhmudov
Zhan Kossobutskiy
Hussein Muhamad
Nathan Gorman
Arslan Lallyev
Viktor Vykhryst
Jose Larduet
Cassius Cheney
Justis Huni
Hemi Ahio
Guido Vianello
Umet Camkiran
Albon Pervizaj
Brandon Moore
Oleksandr Zakhozhyi

But two young lions fighting for a lofty top 10 slot? That's cool too.
Joyce and Dubois did something similar last year, and look how well the much younger Dubois has bounced back! Look how much prestige the late starting Juggernaut received. Win-Win cuz they're both good.
I like Yoka in this fight - Big.
I've been picking the prize prospects who ascend to the title in the division since Joe Frazier was hatched out of Tokyo (a very, very long time ago) and I've seldom missed the mark. Honestly.
You here allot of grumbling about how Yoka didn't earn it at the Olympic finals over Joyce, but you only hear that sour g****s whining on English language boards. Its untrue. Toka is the master of Joyce and Yoka's getter better faster.
Against Hrgovic we will witness Yoka pull up to the top 5, and that's only the beginning.
I state here and now that after Tyson Fury calls it a day, Tony Yoka stands alone at the summit - The next all-time great. Watch and see it unfold. He's as real as it gets.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Both of these guys besides from there size, do not really have any attributes that jump out at you. But Hrgovic maybe has the slightly more refined style, and better defense.

From what I have seen of Yoka, his defense consist of just putting his gloves around his head.

[Stuart Chandler]

Great fight matching two of the next generation's very best (The Gold and the Bronze). You generally like to see the new wave replace the old guard slot by slot.....
Ideally, the young guard supplants the old guard, rater than hot prospective top 10ers spoiling each other.

2022 Old Guard......:
Deontay Wilder
Dillian Whyte
Luis Ortiz
Charles Martin
Kubrat Pulev
Alexander Povetkin
Johan Duhaupas
Derrick Chisora
Robert Helenius
Chris Arreola
Adam Kownacki
Zeilei Zhang
Mike Balogun
Christian Hammer
Dominick Breazeale
Carlos Takam
Tom Schwarz
Gerald Washington
Bermaine Stiverne
Bryant Jennings
Erkan Teper
Aleksandr Ustinov
Manual Charr
Eric Molina
Johnathan Rice
David Price
Jerry Forrest
Francesco Pianeta
Michael Polite Coffee
Amir Mansour
Travis Kaffman
David Allen
Gregory Corbin
Artur Szpilka
Bogdan Dinu
Sergey Kuzmin
Peter Milas
Razvan Cojanu
Lucas Browne
Andrey Fedosov
Andriy Rudenko
Joey Dawejko
LaRon Mitchell
Malcolm Tann
Fred Kassi



2022 New Guard.......
Tyson Fury
Oleksander Usyk
Anthony Joshua
Andy Ruiz Jr.
Tony Yoka
Joe Joyce
Filip Hrgovic
Joseph Parker
Otto Wallin
Daniel Dubois
Michael Hunter
Trevor Bryan
Hughie Fury
Frank Sanchez
Simon Kean
Agit Kabayel
Efe Ajagba
Jared Anderson
Martin Barkole
Stephen Shaw
Demsey McKean
Ivan Dychko
Jermaine Franklin
Fabio Wardley
Lenier Pero
Bakhodir Jalolov
Murat Gassiev
Ali Eren Demirezen
Vladyslav Sirenko
George Arias
Arslanbek Makhmudov
Zhan Kossobutskiy
Hussein Muhamad
Nathan Gorman
Arslan Lallyev
Viktor Vykhryst
Jose Larduet
Cassius Cheney
Justis Huni
Hemi Ahio
Guido Vianello
Umet Camkiran
Albon Pervizaj
Brandon Moore
Oleksandr Zakhozhyi

But two young lions fighting for a lofty top 10 slot? That's cool too.
Joyce and Dubois did something similar last year, and look how well the much younger Dubois has bounced back! Look how much prestige the late starting Juggernaut received. Win-Win cuz they're both good.
I like Yoka in this fight - Big.
I've been picking the prize prospects who ascend to the title in the division since Joe Frazier was hatched out of Tokyo (a very, very long time ago) and I've seldom missed the mark. Honestly.
You here allot of grumbling about how Yoka didn't earn it at the Olympic finals over Joyce, but you only hear that sour g****s whining on English language boards. Its untrue. Toka is the master of Joyce and Yoka's getter better faster.
Against Hrgovic we will witness Yoka pull up to the top 5, and that's only the beginning.
I state here and now that after Tyson Fury calls it a day, Tony Yoka stands alone at the summit - The next all-time great. Watch and see it unfold. He's as real as it gets.

Whyte will be the WBC champion.