Interesting look back at ESPN's prospect of the year 2014

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  • Sugar Adam Ali
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    Interesting look back at ESPN's prospect of the year 2014

    http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/i...syl-lomachenko


    Lists a bunch of prospects from a few years ago.. Interesting to see how they have panned out since
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    Lomachenko - Two Weight Champ
    E. Alvarez - Fighting Stevenson next (can't see him winning tbh)
    M. Browne - Still a contender
    Jermall Charlo - World champ and already has beat the likes of Austin Trout and Bundarge and I rank him at #3 at 154 behind Canelo and Lara
    Jermell Charlo - A step behind his brother but did pick up Mayweather's vacant championship will always be considered a paper champ until he steps up competition
    E. Gomez - lost not too long ago to a journeyman
    J. Hart - Still unbeaten prospect
    D. H. Harrison - Still unbeaten but not even ranked in the top 50
    B. Jennings - Tough contender by has been beaten twice
    A. Joshua - Title holder at heavyweight
    J. Magdeleno - became champion while beating former P4P fighter Donaire
    A. Orozoco - Still unbeaten prospect
    J. Ramirez - Still unbeaten prospect
    I. Redkach - Has only won once in his last 4 fights
    B. J. Saunders - World champ but a bigger puzzy than Walters
    C. Smith - Mandatory challenger for Jack/DeGale winner (Can't see him beating either)
    E. Spence - Mandatory challenger for Kell Brook (I see brook winning a tight fight)
    O. Valdez - Title holder at featherweight but doesn't seem like he's anything special
    F. Verdejo - Still unbeaten prospect
    D. Wilder - Champion at Heavyweight

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    • soul_survivor
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      Some of those guys have won world belts and others have become established contenders but no one has become a definitive fighter. Loma is the closest to that call and another top win against Vargas defines him as the top guy at 130 or a win against Linares at 135 defines him as a genuine p4p threat.

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        Nice throwback. It will be interesting to see in say, 10 years time, if someone like Loma progresses from a P4P guy to an ATG.

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          Marcus Browne, forgot about that guy, reminded me of one of the years worst robberies

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          • Sugar Adam Ali
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            Originally posted by KillaCamNZ
            Nice throwback. It will be interesting to see in say, 10 years time, if someone like Loma progresses from a P4P guy to an ATG.
            Yeah,,, I think timing is everything and loma really has a nice group of future opponents

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