Breaking Down The Top Heavyweights

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  • ProBox1
    The GodFather
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    Breaking Down The Top Heavyweights

    Fans and experts alike are in search of the one fighter who will step up to the plate and lead the heavyweight division. Fighters who were considered midcard contenders several years ago are now heavyweight champions. Fighters who were retired from the sport are now main players. And for the first time in a very long time, there is not a single household name in the heavyweight division.

    The reason there are no household names in the heavyweight division is because most of the fighters are boring in one way or another, either they have a boring personality, a boring fighting style or a combination of both. With the exception of James Toney, there is not a single heavyweight that possesses that household name combination of charisma and skill. But, Toney is not a star level household name because he is still unable to land that one big fight against one of the upper-tier heavyweights. Toney is willing to fight anyone at anytime, but nobody on top is running to meet the challenge. [details]
  • czars_salad
    pinoy sniper
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    i think brewster can make it big... had to furnish his skills some more, though

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    • mercadojglb
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      #3
      james toney is my favorite to rise from the heavyweight division.

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