Who is the best American heavyweight hope now?

[Siggy]

Arreola is probably the toughest of the lot, but is he actually American?

yep. he was born in LA.
this aint an amir khan situation.
we claim him even if he isnt white.

[DARKSEID]

Cedric Boswell

[J.R]

yep. he was born in LA.
this aint an amir khan situation.
we claim him even if he isnt white.

Bitchy much.

[AntDawg]

Everyone keeps mentioning power, Chambers never landed on Wlad's chin. Chambers simply could not reach Wlad, and Wlad illegally pushing off with his left hand wasn't helping the situation.

He did land a nice straight late in the fight that knocked Wald's head back but it didn't seem to hurt him at all.

[Kris Silver]

James Toney deserves to at list be on that list, even if he has now gone to ufc.

[ballgamessuck]

Sam Peter isnt from America, but he makes him home here now. Since getting beat down by Vitaly and being outboxed totally by Chambers, he has been training and fighting in Mexico, from what Ive read he has dropped from 263 in the Chambers fight to 237 last week. To me that is a sign he is taking his career more seriously, another win or two he could get another shot. He has as much chance as anyone against the Klitschkos.

[*RAZOR RUIZ*]

trust me arreolas time is coming!

[htown00]

Who is the American heavyweight who has the best chance of taking a world title away from either Klitschko or from David Haye?

What about John Ruiz? He's really not very good though, he's had several losses against mediocre opponents such as Valuev, and he's getting old. I think Haye will knock him out.

Who is the next American heavyweight hope? Maybe Deontay Wilder? Tor Hamer?

I know there are about 850 big men in the US who play pro basketball or pro football. But what about the other 12,000,000 big young men in the US? Is there a potential heavyweight champion among them?

Probably not since 99.999% of them will grow up playing football or basketball.

[S H O B O X]

kevin johnson will return!!!!