Infern0's Heavyweights to watch list!!!

[NakiFan]

In which i will attempt to sift through the endless amounts of crap and come up with the best contenders to look out for in the near future.


1. David Tua

The Tuaman looks to be back and he has a pretty complete package. With a good crew around him and plenty of fire in the belly Tua could be a force to be reckoned with over the next year or two! Probably the hardest puncher in the division, Tua combines his power with head movement and a chin of Pure Granite.

2. Tomasz Adamek

A former Cruiserweight, like David Haye. Unlike Haye however Adamek has a good chin. Coupled with his solid skills and a good punch Adamek has a good chance of acheiving things in the coming years. His only downside is his small stature in a division of giants. Adamek must use his lack of size to his advantage, using speed and evasion to frustrate larger opponents.

3. Alexander Povetkin

Surely soon someone will give Povetkin his shot! he has earned it with good victories over solid opposition. His amateur Pedigree cannot be questioned, with an Olympic Gold to his name. Povetkin certainly has the skills to give anybody a tough night.

4. Denis Boytsov

At only 23 Boystov is one of the youngest Contenders out there. In great shape, and with real KO power Boystov has demonstrated a well rounded package and could go far. He needs to fight a top 15 opponent, but i have little doubt he would do well at that higher level.

[daggum]

where's a-forceeeeeeeeeeeeee

[NakiFan]

lol sadly i doubt Audley will do much, though he does have the potential.

He virtually won Prizefighter by accident, it was almost like he was trying to lose, but even at his worst he beat those guys up lmao

[Freddy Krueger]

3. Alexander Povetkin

Surely soon someone will give Povetkin his shot! he has earned it with good victories over solid opposition. His amateur Pedigree cannot be questioned, with an Olympic Gold to his name. Povetkin certainly has the skills to give anybody a tough night.

Alexander is being overlooked by people, I doubt either of the top fighters in the heavyweight division overlook him.

[STILL_DETOX]

if these guys fought more than twice a decade maybe we would watch

[TheGreatA]

if these guys fought more than twice a decade maybe we would watch

Can't disagree with this. The contenders also aren't fighting other contenders, they just build up records against easy opposition until cashing in when given a title shot.

I have hopes for Boytsov. Povetkin is on the decline in my opinion. Tua hasn't lost a lot but he will have trouble getting fights. Adamek should stay at cruiserweight to be honest.

[Freddy Krueger]

Can't disagree with this. The contenders also aren't fighting other contenders, they just build up records against easy opposition until cashing in when given a title shot.

I have hopes for Boytsov. Povetkin is on the decline in my opinion. Tua hasn't lost a lot but he will have trouble getting fights. Adamek should stay at cruiserweight to be honest.

I do agree kind of he should be fighting tougher opponents, he has gone from beating Eddie Chambers to now fighting lesser opponents. Eddie Chambers the loser of that fight went on to fight Sam Peters and Dimitrenko, which are better then what Povetkin went on to do thus far.

[inferno]

I wouldn't count Adamek in this list. He looked horrid against Chad Dawson at LHW and Steve Cunningham had some good moments against him as well. While he has shown a good chin in lower weight classes, I can't see him standing up to any of the big heavyweights.