Robert Hellenius = The future of the HW division

[Nautilus]

His technical skills are suspect but people should look past that seeing how his resume is amazing for a prospect. His good solid wins over Peter, Brewster, and now Liakhovich.

....... Agreed!

[uoykcuf]

Emanuel Steward or Freddie Roach, for example.

Not sure he can afford them yet, but he might since he might have been paid very well for his 2 last fights against good solid opponents.

[Mohammedini]

He is a stronger and bigger versrion of Foreman.

I could see him getting outboxed by guys like Chambers or Dimitrenko

Lol he struggled with a 35 year old journeyman with 1 1/2 year layoff and was down on the scorecards by at least 3 rnds before the finish in the 9th round. He struggled with a shot a LOT smaller, bum in Samuel Peters before the KO. Yes, he would destroy Foreman in the first round but get outboxed by a glassjaw'd Chambers. ROFLMAO LOOOOL! Expert my a'ss! You are Embarrassing Expertise aka The Expert. Vikings took over the whole world? HAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Mikhnienko]

Ther are a lot of talented heavyweights coming up who will make for good fights in the future.

Helenius
Mitchell
Perez
Gerber
Pulev
Ortiz
Boytsov
Fury
Glazkov
Pala
Price

are his two biggest rivals in the future i believe and Dinu, Price, Szpilka it's to early to tell but they all seem to have huge potential and could end up at the top of the division too.

Abdulsalamov signed with a new promoter and is currently training with Sergio Martinez. If he gets in better shape and polishes his skills he could be a real force too.

[Gojira]

Jumping the gun slightly imo. KOing a couple of past it fighters who were never that special to begin with doesnt make him comparable to fighters like Foreman and Shavers. I look forward to him fighting bigger tests nonetheless.

[kiDynamite92]

im still backing dennis boystov and david price