I see him as a rare athlete that comes along every so often. I'd compare him to Gale Sayers. I think it's safe to say his career will be short, but that doesn't necessarily mean it won't be hof worthy.
Say he fights two more fights with top rank then goes to another promotion and fights 5-7 more times without a loss. That might bring him to 20 wins or so. A possible Donaire rematch looms, throw in Santa Cruz, Kiko, Mares, Romero, Gonzalez, Frampton etc etc and you're building your resume. Might not be the best, but for someone who turned pro at the age of 28, I think it's safe to say the voters will look past that and might take a gander at his amateur accomplishments as well as what he did in his short time as a professional.
Then again he could fight "names" to help his cause like montiel, vic, terrazes, mathebula or even Moreno(if he fights at 122)
He's got a window- albeit small - but I could see it happening if he fights 3-4 times a year starting in 2014.
Say he fights two more fights with top rank then goes to another promotion and fights 5-7 more times without a loss. That might bring him to 20 wins or so. A possible Donaire rematch looms, throw in Santa Cruz, Kiko, Mares, Romero, Gonzalez, Frampton etc etc and you're building your resume. Might not be the best, but for someone who turned pro at the age of 28, I think it's safe to say the voters will look past that and might take a gander at his amateur accomplishments as well as what he did in his short time as a professional.
Then again he could fight "names" to help his cause like montiel, vic, terrazes, mathebula or even Moreno(if he fights at 122)
He's got a window- albeit small - but I could see it happening if he fights 3-4 times a year starting in 2014.
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