After haye and klits retire the division might awell die

[RichCCFC]

Some one will come along, they always do.

[nomadman]

think about it...HW title fights between mediocre fighters...ANYone can win...it might cause intrigue...when the Klitchkos fight, we already know who's gonna win

I wouldn't call the upcoming crop mediocre. They're simply not as good as the Klits. But you make a good point nonetheless. A more open playing field would not only result in better (more competitive) fights between well matched opponents, it might even eliminate fatties like Arreola and Solis and force fighters to train harder and up their game, knowing that if they do that might well be rewarded by becoming the new heavyweight champion of the world.

[ThePrince]

Boytsov, Adamek, Pulev, Helenius and... Martin Rogan!

He is very talented, one of the best jabs in the sport. But he's lacking... something. In the few fights I've seen him in he seemed overly cautious, against C and D level opposition.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

We've finally see the rise of Audley.

Yes he can!

[nomadman]

He is very talented, one of the best jabs in the sport. But he's lacking... something. In the few fights I've seen him in he seemed overly cautious, against C and D level opposition.

I'm not massively sold on Boytsov myself either. But there's no denying he's got a lot of potential and the youth to develop that potential into something tangible. Time will tell.

Personally though I think Pulev is the better prospect. He's got an arrogance and a swagger to him that I think will stand him in good stead in the big fights. And he's already beaten some pretty decent opposition.