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Big gamble for Hunter to take on a prospect up at HW. Lots of risk, maybe not so much reward.
Bakole is a big lump and seems to have very heavy hands at the level he has fought at so far. Hunter has been at much higher level though so maybe he can use his superior skill set.
Interesting, unexpected fight.Comment
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I dont understand how Hunter's team couldnt get him into the WBSS?? honestly he could of made a deep run even possibly won it, i would favour him to beat the likes of Tabiti and glowacki & noel gevor, even Bredis is/was winnable for him.
He was thrown in with Usyk, where he took a horrendous beating (still dont understand how the reff didnt stop that) that HAD to take something out of him before his career even really began....then he had a load of fights lined up in china? then he suddenly moves to HW....which he has no business at being at really...
It reeks of his team trying to make as much money off him in the quickest possible time...if they realised his talent and was managed properly...im not saying he would be an ATG but he would of won a world title at CW.
If he gets KO'd here, which he likely will do, his career is effectively over. shame.Comment
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Hunter won the first four rounds against Usyk before gassing out.
That was at cruiserweight though...he looks odd and out of shape at heavyweight.Comment
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Bakole's handlers have been making some noise (more like an annoying racket) in the UK for a while now. Talking up how well he looked sparring some of the bigger names in the UK. To me he looks too short and fat, built like Sam Peter. Will be interesting to see how he does against Michael Hunter, a live opponent if he turns up.Comment
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To be honest... I've just done some Google image searching... and Bakole is a lot taller than I thought. Could be interesting...Comment
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