Cruiserweight...is this a dead division?
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Needs a US with vision to invest in a big-punching Usyk or Makabu to get people interested. No way people wouldn't tune in to watch those two, interest in the division would flow from there.
He'd get folded at HW.Comment
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The mid to late 80s was the best (the Holyfield-Qawi fights being its height) but this era we are entering could well be better, especially when it comes to depth. The 90s and 00s didn't have the depth that there seems to be right now.Comment
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When has the Cruiserweight Division ever been ALIVE? When Holyfield was a Cruiserweight Maybe? David Haye had a good run as a Cruiserweight.
I don't remember it ever being a Hot Division. It could Heat Up in 2015 though with Edwin Rodriguez and Tony Bellew now in the Division.Comment
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When Tony Bellew is in line for a shot, you know what's going on.
Has a few good fighters, but none that excite me really. Maybe I'm just not exposed to them.
If anyone could tell me something about some of the exciting cruiserweights, please let me know.
Huck isn't doing it for me, that's for sure!
Hopefully someone like Kovalev will go up once he's cleaned up. Bring some excitement into the division. Make Cleverly run back to light heavyweight.Last edited by LacedUp; 01-05-2015, 08:31 PM.Comment
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I think this is another American misconception.i mean all the top guys aren't from the states so I presume this is where these posts come from.
Although it doesn't help with guys like Huck defended 14 times against complete duds,and not taking a competitive defence since they did in fact lose to Lebedev ! Their really needs to be more unifications and stricter federations in the division.
Things should heat up in the division the next 12 months or so,the wealth of talent has never been as deep.Comment
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It is forgotten indeed. Last great fight in Cruiserweight was Jirov-Toney and that was 12 years ago.Comment
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