Who is next big thing in heavyweight division?

[4truth]

Arslanbek Makhmudov will be a name to look for also should he get any decent opponents

He and Efe Ajagba look scary as hell...but I'm not sure how good they are.

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I don't know who exactly "they" are but I never said that about either Klitschko. I am saying it about Hrgovic and am also thinking some may not want to fight him because he, as I said earlier, targets the back of his opponents heads.

I've been watching boxing since the 60's. I've seen them come and I've seen them go. I'm not always right but I am more often than not.

as I said...we'll see.

Hrgovic fights exactly like Vitali minus the slight power difference ,less effective jab and loops his shots a bit more but brings the same defense tactics ,awkward angles and a better body attack . If you are saying Hrgovic isn't that good you are saying Vitali isn't because they are roughly 95% the same fighter even size wise.

Again you said you get the rules but you don't otherwise you see punching down on someone breaking the rules by turning away is illegal,so no you don't get it and just want to say hes a cheapo shot fighter . Ha

Anyway im almost always right ,it is what it is we'll see. I only see AJ and Fury getting by a Hrgovic if they fought soon .

[The3]

I’m not that high on anyone tbh.

Hrgovic and Ajagba are too one dimensional and slow as fu.ck. Dubois is heavy landed by trades and eats too much big punches against bums who’re slow as fu.ck. He needs to improve a lot. Yoka has no chin.

The top guys aren’t that old except Wilder. AJ just turned 30. Fury is 31/32. Dillian Whyte is 31. Parker is 28. Ruiz is 30/31. So I except them to dominate for the next 3-4 years.

George Arias is 28

[MulaKO]

Arslanbek Makhmudov

I think the big man will make lots of noise in the heavyweight division
Won’t be so easy getting him fights though

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George Arias is 28

Arias is to small for the average 6"5 guys he will face if he gets a top spot ,he's not going far in this era having to use so much energy to get in on someone ,he will take a lot of punishment .Good fighter though. I think the wear and tear of constant giants will be his undoing .

[MisterPullman]

Ajagba, Dubios, Yoka

I saw someone mentioned Usyk. I agree 100% Usyk will be top 5 if not, top 3

[MisterPullman]

Arslanbek Makhmudov will be a name to look for also should he get any decent opponents

wow just looked at one of his fights, man does he posses some power. He looks more fluid than some of the other newcomers mentioned in this thread

[BoxingOutlaw]

With some more hamburgers Canelo.

[4truth]

Hrgovic fights exactly like Vitali minus the slight power difference ,less effective jab and loops his shots a bit more but brings the same defense tactics ,awkward angles and a better body attack . If you are saying Hrgovic isn't that good you are saying Vitali isn't because they are roughly 95% the same fighter even size wise.

Again you said you get the rules but you don't otherwise you see punching down on someone breaking the rules by turning away is illegal,so no you don't get it and just want to say hes a cheapo shot fighter . Ha

Anyway im almost always right ,it is what it is we'll see. I only see AJ and Fury getting by a Hrgovic if they fought soon .

I get the rules just fine. You don’t seem to. It is never, I repeat NEVER, legal to target the back of the head. Yes, if you inadvertently hit the back of your opponents head because they turned as you threw, that is not illegal. Your opponent turns his head then you throw, it’s completely illegal. That’s the facts, not just my opinion.

If you think Vitali and Hrgovic are nearly the same my opinion is that you ignore that Vitali used his feet better, instead of just leaning backwards Vitali used his feet. Vitali’s jaw was one of the best ever Hrgovic’s is still a question mark. Vitali’s punches are not only more powerful but also shorter and crisper. That’s my opinion and you are welcome to disagree.