What heavyweight under age 30 has the most potential to become a world champion?
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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.
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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...
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Originally posted by Medved View PostDenis Boytsov, decent amateur record and good promising HW. He needs to fight tougher opponents tho. Maybe a Samuel Peter
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Originally posted by ChopperRead View PostRobert Helenius. Size, good jab, heavy heavy hands.Originally posted by northernmonkey View PostDavid 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...
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Originally posted by ChopperRead View PostI will tell you more about Tyson Fury after the Chisora fight, LOL. I'm thinking good things are in store, but this one will tell the tale.
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.
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