Ike Ibeabuchi would have been the next great heavyweight?

[piojo del norte]

I think he would have. Your thoughts?

[piojo del norte]

I mean the president, just incase I confused people with my bad grammer.

[catalinul]

I don't know about great but he would have been relevant for years to come.

[RichCCFC]

Lennox would have nailed him

[Larry the boss]

90 percent of boxing is mental.and well he clearly wasnt there mentally

[Grinderman]

Blew his mind out on roids.....

[Sadistic]

Ibeabuchi is ridiculously overrated. He got his ass whooped by overrated one dimensional Tua and he was getting schooled by green Byrd before the stoppage. 18 of his 20 opponents were tomato cans. He gets dominated by Vitali, Wlad, Lewis, etc.

[Grinderman]

Ibeabuchi is ridiculously overrated. He got his ass whooped by overrated one dimensional one trick pony Tua and he was getting schooled by green Byrd before the stoppage. 18 of his 20 opponents were tomato cans. He gets dominated by Vitali, Wlad, Lewis, etc.

Ibeabuchi was stoked to the gills on steroids as well -- fairly obvious when you look at his body in the Tua fight.

[Guest]

lennox lewis beat vitali klitschko

[MonsieurGeorges]

90 percent of boxing is mental.and well he clearly wasnt there mentally

thats right he had a lot of talent, and deserves respect from us because he went out and made it a good fight for the fans, but he could've never been a top tier pro even if he stayed active until now

if he kept fighting his record would've been dotted with losses because of times he wasn't prepared or focused, times he saw a style he couldn't deal with or times he just straight up lost

but with all that said, the HW division needs more fighters like him and a fight with him in it is almost always going to be good, which i think is one of the best compliments you can give a fighter