America's Most Promising Heavyweight?

[Mr. Fantastic]

One day America might get a true Heavyweight Champion again, but it won't be for a long time. Keep hoping

Till Wlad & Vitali really retire and the media hypes someone as great fighting their leftovers.

[SlySlickSmooth]

George Foreman III.

The Monk..

Who knows..

[Jam Jars]

George Foreman III.

[LacedUp]

'Promising' suggests that they have something we haven't seen yet, or their talents haven't been fulfilled.

Half of those fighters are already over the hill. Malik Scott is probably the best, but he's old already. So I got to go with Bryant Jennings. Deontay Wilder is really the only other talent on the list.

[Earl-Hickey]

None of them are championship level

[soul_survivor]

Most of you guys seem to be going for Scott or Jennings, with Wilder a close second. I actually think Wilder's power makes him that slight bit better. I'm curious though, why aren't the top American heavies matched with each other?

Also, just looking over my list, it's sad seeing how deeply the American hw division has fallen in recent years.

[LeG00N]

I lol'd ........

[VatoMulatto]

Even though he's 40+....Amir Mansour is the best american HW at the moment.

[BUNGALOWS]

I think that Scott and Jennings are real good. We'll see how good Scott is if he decisions Chisora like I expect him to.

Jennings is the most promising by far though just based on solid fundamentals, skills, and good power.

Eh, barely pay attention to HW boxing anymore.

[Hougigo]

Right now between Jennings and Scott