Comments Thread For: Jared Anderson To Headline ESPN Show July 1 In Hometown Of Toledo; Opponent TBD

[BrilliantAJ]

Give him a high-level opponent who will come to win. I'd take any of Takam, Ajagba or Pulev. Wallin would be nice too but maybe for the next step up after that.

[Bronx2245]

I hope its Efe Ajagba! It's overdue!

[2fast2strong]

I'd definitely like to see that particular fight the Big Baby vs The Real Big Baby, the nick name's are ****** as hell though.

I’m sure they got it from playing too much Fight Night Champion, which I was guilty of also, back in the day

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Efe Ajaba is the logical next step up fight for Big Baby

I thought the exact same.

[TheIronMike]

A fight with Efe Ajaba would be outstanding, and honestly extremely competitive. I would actually favor Ajaba.

[Boricua181]

I’m sure they got it from playing too much Fight Night Champion, which I was guilty of also, back in the day

I was just saying that they're both in a brutal sport, where ring moniker's are supposed to have a particular meaning about a fighter.
All they can come up with are immature nick name's like "Big Baby", and "The Real Big Baby", they could've come up with something better than that.
That said they are both undefeated, and are pretty good fighter's.
I believe that Anderson is a better all around fighter than Miller, and knock's him out if they ever meet in the ring.

[Boricua181]

Give him a high-level opponent who will come to win. I'd take any of Takam, Ajagba or Pulev. Wallin would be nice too but maybe for the next step up after that.

Those are four good opponent's for Anderson in future fight's, and I've got Anderson beating all four of them.

[Boricua181]

Anderson beat Arias with such ease, that he really made Arias look like crap, and not like the undefeated fighter he was coming into their fight.

[Tecnoworld]

Wallin would be a test.

[MastaBlasta]

Some of y'all trying to rush Anderson into a calamity. He's 23 and needs more experience, even as he needs to step it up. Bring Tony Yoka, or Dimitrenko. Maybe Breazeale, Trevor Bryan, or Chris Arreolla. Those are all tests with tough guys that have way more pro experience, and will help Anderson grow. He can begin the top 15 in 2024 ... that's plenty soon enough.

Ajagba's a leap too far at this point. With more experience Anderson will take him down, but experience matters. Ruiz had been a pro seven years before he fought Parker. Anderson is ahead of schedule already.