What heavyweight under age 30 has the most potential to become a world champion?
Which young heavyweight has the most potential?
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Which young heavyweight has the most potential?
84Mike Perez7.14%6Deontay Wilder11.90%10Edmund Gerber1.19%1Robert Helenius27.38%23Vyacheslav Glazkov1.19%1Tyson Fury10.71%9David Price17.86%15Dereck Chisora2.38%2Denis Boytsov16.67%14Seth Mitchell3.57%3The poll is expired.
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Denis Boytsov, decent amateur record and good promising HW. He needs to fight tougher opponents tho. Maybe a Samuel Peter.
Only Problem with Boytsov is his small height and his heart/back problems he had when he was a teenager.
I dont think the future HW's will be 6"1, I think 6"4+ is the minimum, but we will see
I still think you need a good pedigree to bw a future champ, an olympic gold/silver medal is a must.Last edited by Medved; 07-17-2011, 12:20 PM.Comment
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David Price. 6'8 extremely skillful and can punch, should start stepping up in competition soon and we will learn just how far he can go, but looks good so far...Comment
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He was my next choice after Helenius. Minuses with him include lack of size and problems with his hands. Universum posted a silly workout video of him skipping around in the gym the other day. What are they doing with this guy's career???Comment
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Price and Helenius both have one-punch KO power.Comment
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Yes.
I'm eagerly anticipating this fight, we'll learn whether Fury has real potential or not. Chisora is a strong puncher with some craftiness and skill.Comment
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