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    Comments Thread For: BoxingScene Roundtable: Who is a dark horse in 2025?

    BoxingScene writers identify fighters who might be sneaking under the radar at the start of 2025.
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    Eduardo Núñez​ if Hearns gives him more opportunities.. instead of wasting his time with washed up Joshua or scared Boots Ennis

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    • JeBron Lamez
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      Sheeraz, Bakole & Kabayel are the only respectable picks on this list, the rest don't really even qualify.

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        Manuel Charr is going to shock the world of boxing.
        The WBA thinks very highly of this prospect.

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          Osley Iglesias

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            #6
            Originally posted by garfios
            Osley Iglesias
            You beat me to it
            He will be the next light heavyweight champ

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              #7
              Originally posted by MulaKO

              You beat me to it
              He will be the next light heavyweight champ
              isn't he fighting at 168?

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                #8
                Originally posted by SteveM

                isn't he fighting at 168?
                Your right
                I thought he had made the jump as their is talk he’ll be moving up
                Thought it had happened but I’m not far saying he’ll be a champ soon enough

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                  These so-called journalists need to look up the definition of dark horse, which means unexpected winner. The only one I really see fitting this category is Joseph Parker. Anyone who has watched their first bout knows that Figueroa-Fulton is a 50/50 fight. Sheeraz-Adames is a 50/50 fight too. Same with Kabayel-Zhang. I haven't heard anyone downplaying Bakole's prospects for this year either.
                  Last edited by lilacp; 01-06-2025, 03:20 PM.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by kahlilacp
                    These so-called journalists need to look up the definition of dark horse, which means unexpected winner. The only one I really see fitting this category is Joseph Parker. Anyone who has watched their first bout knows that Figueroa-Fulton is a 50/50 fight. Sheeraz-Adames is a 50/50 fight too. Same with Kabayel-Zhang. I haven't heard anyone downplaying Bakole's prospects for this year either.
                    A dark horse would be if Tszyu or Berlanga (the horror!) reemerged as champions, for example.
                    Last edited by lilacp; 01-06-2025, 03:24 PM.

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