Comments Thread For: Xander Zayas Aims For Higher Level of Competition in 2023

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  • Pantera_
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    #11
    I'd like to see him in with Liam Smith or Tony Harrison next

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    • CPNUTKnockoutFreshMart
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      #12
      I see Xander as a future Champion. He's got a lot of talent , skills , and a mind open to learning with the understanding that you're never done learning in this sport. As much as I like his physical talent ,his mind and attitude will make a big difference for him. The busier that his promoter keeps him , the better. If he fights and blows a guy out , get him another fight ASAP.

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      • Boricua181
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        #13
        Originally posted by Bronx2245
        Could you imagine Zayas vs. DSG in Puerto Rico, or NYC? That would be very nice! You never know, Crawford did fight Shawn Porter!
        Zayas' next fight should be Juan Carlos Abreu, who just gave Charles Conwell, hell in a losing effort.
        I actually think that Abreu could turn out to be Zayas' toughest fight to date, up until Zayas land's the bomb that take's him out.

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        • Bronx2245
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          #14
          Originally posted by Boricua181

          Zayas' next fight should be Juan Carlos Abreu, who just gave Charles Conwell, hell in a losing effort.
          I actually think that Abreu could turn out to be Zayas' toughest fight to date, up until Zayas land's the bomb that take's him out.
          Yeah that's good, but Conwell would be better! However Conwell with Probellum, just like Prograis, so Arum won't let it happen! Abreu is a tough dude! People just don't know because Boots disposed of him so easily, but Boots is a different animal! Zayas vs. Abreu is a great idea! BRILLIANT! Lol.
          Last edited by Bronx2245; 12-30-2022, 07:58 AM.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Bronx2245
            Yeah that's good, but Conwell would be better! However Conwell with Probellum, just like Prograis, so Arum won't let it happen! Abreu is a tough dude! People just don't know because Boots disposed of him so easily, but Boots is a different animal! Zayas vs. Abreu is a great idea! BRILLIANT! Lol.
            Styles make fight so it would have to be 1. Abreu, 2. O'Campo, 3. J. Benavidez, 4. Garcia, 5. Conwell, 6. Vargas, 7. Lubin, and then who ever has the title.
            That's if he's still able to make the 154 pound weight division in that two year span, otherwise he'll have grown into the middle weight division which is bound to happen by mid 2024. No matter what weight he finds himself fighting at, he's going to be a force to be reckoned with (a future champion in the making).

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              #16
              Originally posted by Boricua181

              Styles make fight so it would have to be 1. Abreu, 2. O'Campo, 3. J. Benavidez, 4. Garcia, 5. Conwell, 6. Vargas, 7. Lubin, and then who ever has the title.
              That's if he's still able to make the 154 pound weight division in that two year span, otherwise he'll have grown into the middle weight division which is bound to happen by mid 2024. No matter what weight he finds himself fighting at, he's going to be a force to be reckoned with (a future champion in the making).
              It's going to be tough because Top Rank does not have a lot of in-house talent @ 154!

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              • paulf
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                #17
                If he actually steps up, he gets knocked out.

                Kid does not have the goods.

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                • Boricua181
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Bronx2245
                  It's going to be tough because Top Rank does not have a lot of in-house talent @ 154!
                  They've gotten him some decent opposition thus far, so I'm sure that they'll do what ever it takes to keep him learning, and getting better.

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