Comments Thread For: Prograis: 140-Pound Division Is Mine; Nobody Can Mess With Me!

[Shadoww702]

I'm just saying. When Golovkin's opponents go on to lose after fighting him it's not that they were never close to world level to begin with...it's that Golovkin ruined them.

Why doesn't the same apply here?

And before GGG fight them they're for SURE HaFAMERS!!

Then when someone else fight them they turn back into pumkins.

[FinitoxDinamita]

What Troyansky fked up on was his sense of range and Dongo caught him from long range with a lucky punch.

Dongo is not an elite fighter

[jcarillo]

This kid was born to be a fighter , we may have the lefty reincarnation of Roberto Duran. This guy is a monster even though I think Lomanchenko is the best fighter in the world if I was his manager I would steer clear of Prograis. He has great power in either hand , great head movement , balance , a
a vicious body attack and is super strong for this weight class. I think hes too strong for Mickey Garcia and would eventually wear Mikey down and mikey would have all kinds of trouble hitting him. If he fought broner it would be worse than the maidaina fight because he hits harder and has better skills. Everybody he fights he beats so easily reminds of Michael Moorer with more mobility and better head movement when Moorer was a light heavyweight. I know its still early to be saying this stuff but i feel boxing is all the way back we have between 8-10 super fighters in various weight classes , starting to remind of the late 70s and early 80s.
Lomanchenko, Prograis, Crawford, Charlo, Erol spence, Mikey Garcia, ggg, Canelo, Artur Bieterbiev, Thurman , and that mexican fighter who throws combos like Tommy Hearns (Benvides???) no to mention that super asian fighter in the lighter weight classes name eludes me . Golden years are back, heavyweights maybe don't have the skills like Bowe , Holyfield and Lewis had but at least things are getting exciting again. Newspaper still writing about mma ( even though boxing ratings are much better) and they're missing the resurgence of the great sport of boxing again.