Honest Discussion. Where are the heavyweight Adrian Broners, Andre Wards?

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  • Jel
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    Honest Discussion. Where are the heavyweight Adrian Broners, Andre Wards?

    Talking about in terms of talent and potential.


    I don't really buy that whole NFL/NBA talk, but there must be a reason. And no it's not because K2 and Eastern Europe dominated, because they had no HW Adrain Broner prospect types to dominate in the first place.

    Eddie Chambers never showed the type of skills Broner is showing.

    America need the heavyweights for boxing to come back. As talented as Broner is looking, a 6'4 Version of him at HW will be much bigger (in every sense)
    Last edited by Jel; 11-17-2012, 11:43 PM.
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    Anthony Joshua has the athletic talent to be elite, see if his boxing develops over time.

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    • techliam
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      Shouldn't even compare Broner and Ward. The talent gap is so wide I can't even describe. Ward is solidly proven.

      The Heavyweight scene is different, if you want a proper discussion. The weight differences play a big role. If Wlad was 215lb, who would win between Haye and Wlad? Ya, hard one. Haye has terrific ability, but his gameplan had to suit Wlad's massive weight and size advantage.... and his gameplan failed him.

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        in the nfl or some ****.

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        • Jel
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          Originally posted by techliam
          Shouldn't even compare Broner and Ward. The talent gap is so wide I can't even describe. Ward is solidly proven.

          The Heavyweight scene is different, if you want a proper discussion. The weight differences play a big role. If Wlad was 215lb, who would win between Haye and Wlad? Ya, hard one. Haye has terrific ability, but his gameplan had to suit Wlad's massive weight and size advantage.... and his gameplan failed him.
          That's a good post, and I'm not comparing Broner and Ward. I'm just saying where are the HW Prospects/Talents like Broner and talents like Ward.


          Also. You didn't answer the question despite giving a effort. So where are the HW talents from America?

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          • techliam
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            Originally posted by Jel
            That's a good post, and I'm not comparing Broner and Ward. I'm just saying where are the HW Prospects/Talents like Broner and talents like Ward.


            Also. You didn't answer the question despite giving a effort. So where are the HW talents from America?
            Well what do you mean like Broner and Ward?

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            • Jel
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              #7
              Originally posted by techliam
              Well what do you mean like Broner and Ward?
              Where are the super talents from America in the HW. That's what I meant.

              How is it that America is still able to produce lower weight tier A fighters like Ward and great looking prospects like Broner. But is no longer able to do so at the top division?

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                • KnockUTheFukOut
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                  Bryant Jennings!

                  But he doesn't have great Power so he won't get the love in America even though he is American because he is not going out there like Mike Tyson and knocking people out in less then a Minute...but like I always said he will have the most success out of the Up and Coming fighters like Mitchell and Wilder

                  Wilder is next, the minute he steps up competition he is going to get his A$$ KICKED

                  You don't get better collecting KO's against BUMS

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                  • techliam
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                    My point was the Heavyweight division is much different, so I didn't like the "Wards and Broners" of the division because its not like any other division. My example of Haye/Wlad was to show how the Heavyweight division has just as much a size element to winning, as much as there is a talent element.

                    Not sure where the talent is though. It's really lacking, from both Europe and the US. The Klits and Haye are the other ones that matter right now. All divisions have low points though

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