Best Heavyweight Prospects?

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KiwiRider wrote: 10 Nov 2017, 03:21
asdfjkl wrote: 10 Nov 2017, 01:08 I just had a laugh about this heavyweight paperboy:
William Bezerra
41-0-0 with 40 KO's and one disqualification.
An even better KO rating as Deontay Wilder!
Amazing! Simply amazing.
What a stunner!!
I just had to check him out;
http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/536325
5'11" :lol: The Towering Inferno! The air must be thin up there, who needs to train at altitude?
He has a fight coming up with what might be the brother of someone else he beat.
"You beat my brother! Now I musta have my rewengie!"
Great hair :bow: musta be popular widda da laadies ;-)
I think it's remarkeble he got so many opponents with such good first look stats,
17 undefeated boxers and another 10 with only 1 loss!
I genuinly wonder how good this guy actually is, he must have been top 20 ish cruiserweight once.
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asdfjkl wrote: 10 Nov 2017, 14:12
KiwiRider wrote: 10 Nov 2017, 03:21
asdfjkl wrote: 10 Nov 2017, 01:08 I just had a laugh about this heavyweight paperboy:
William Bezerra
41-0-0 with 40 KO's and one disqualification.
An even better KO rating as Deontay Wilder!
Amazing! Simply amazing.
What a stunner!!
I just had to check him out;
http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/536325
5'11" :lol: The Towering Inferno! The air must be thin up there, who needs to train at altitude?
He has a fight coming up with what might be the brother of someone else he beat.
"You beat my brother! Now I musta have my rewengie!"
Great hair :bow: musta be popular widda da laadies ;-)
I think it's remarkeble he got so many opponents with such good first look stats,
17 undefeated boxers and another 10 with only 1 loss!
I genuinly wonder how good this guy actually is, he must have been top 20 ish cruiserweight once.
At 5'11" he would be small-ish for a cruiser. But never mind all that, what great hair!
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Daniel Dubois hands down.. he's already dropping AJ in sparring, the 20 year old is an absolute animal.. the closest thing to Tyson since Tyson..
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Roberto Secola seems to me like a future top 20 ish guy
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asdfjkl wrote: 15 Nov 2017, 05:24 Roberto Secola seems to me like a future top 20 ish guy
well hes got a fght scheduled on boxrec vs former top russan amateur 3-0 (2). lets see what hes got
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jamamb wrote: 15 Nov 2017, 05:28
asdfjkl wrote: 15 Nov 2017, 05:24 Roberto Secola seems to me like a future top 20 ish guy
well hes got a fght scheduled on boxrec vs former top russan amateur 3-0 (2). lets see what hes got
That's one amazing fight! I definetly want to see that fight, these Russians know how to stage a fight!
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Dubois. Watch this space :bag: :bag: :bag:
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Kalan wrote: 27 Sep 2017, 19:54 Miljas is very crude at the moment. Too crude for his experience. He needs more sparring and more fights. I would fight him much more often like he wants to do... He says he wants to fight a lot more if it were up to him... Fight him like Tyson fought when he turned pro. Fight him every 2 or 3 weeks because he blowing these guys over anyway so why stall around?? And he'll only get better and develop sharper skills the more fights he has. He's got power, speed, and reflexes, but he's crude.

If you're sparring a lot and taking punches in sparring because you're sparring much better opponents then you're fighting -- do you get paid for fighting or sparring? So line up more fights because that's where the money is.. In the gym you need to practice your stance, footwork, and jab for hours and hours.. You don't hit the mitts for 2 or 3 rounds but for 10 rounds.. You spar with everyone you can for as many rounds as you possibly can and take it easy on your sparmates so they'll keep showing up.. Don't beat them up a lot but try to make them miss or try to render their punches ineffective.. The best boxers in the world only want to spar guys who can box well. They won't waste their time with guys who can't handle the work, so the priority is getting your skills up to a high level.
Well Miljas got dropped in the 1st round last night by Canadian champion Dillon Carman but came back & scored the KO in the 2nd to become the Canadian HW champion in his 8th fight. You were taking about this guy to me before. There are some good domestic fights to be made in Canada if he chooses to gain more experience. Braidwood, Olubawalu, Kean, Teslenko & Franz Rill who is back in Canada fighting now. I just wish Canadian sports channels would cover HW boxing like it use to...
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I was probably the first guy on this forum talking about Mladen Miljas, ah well, it was just a matter of time before he proved me right.
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I can say about Daffy Duck whatever I want, but he's promoting Joe Joyce in a very very intelligent way, Joe Joyce will probably become a boxrec top 50 ish boxer after just two fights! He got exactly the correct bums to figth to achieve this, very smart moves from his promotor.
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Wa1nuts wrote: 15 Nov 2017, 06:53 Dubois. Watch this space :bag: :bag: :bag:
Don't you worry, we are all keeping an eye on DD. He is the best prospect on this thread so far. Another busy year like this one, with a steady upward momentum in the quality of opponent and I expect him to be top #15 by the close of 2018.
His next fight has a great card. Can't wait.
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dd has beaten scrubs. aj carter may actually have the worst chin in the sport and is the only guy that pole has stopped in 16 matches. howe ddnt last 1 with gorman either. #15 still quite a way. dubos may be the most overrated since so many ppl beleve hes pretty much guarnateed for big thngs when hes just been swinging for stoppages against nobodies. ya hes young and has an adons physique but im yet to see whats so 'sure thing' about his actual ability. funny how ppl say he can punch but joyce cant. ffs a lot of ppl can punch vs carter howe and blown up light heavys!
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asdfjkl wrote: 04 Dec 2017, 13:39 I was probably the first guy on this forum talking about Mladen Miljas, ah well, it was just a matter of time before he proved me right.
Maybe it was you who I talked to about him. I knew it was someone here. He won the Canadian title last weekend but Carman looked like he never trained & they had the double knockdown. Miljas got up & won. Carman can crack so that was good he got up. Kean, Teslenko, Rill & Braidwood would all be good opponents for him on the Canadian domestic scene. I just hate these 8 rounders I'm seeing for a title. When Neven Pajkic was champion he always fought 10 rounders. Wish he stayed around longer but I guess being an actor/stuntman paid better. I hope he isn't worried about his "0". Those are 4 good names who he could defend against here in Canada to gain some much needed experience. I don't remember the last time there was actually 5 decent HWs in Canada. 3 of them very good prospects & Franz Rill has been in there with Robert Helenius & Adrian Granat. Braidwood is a former CFL lineman who turned to boxing but he is a tough SOB who will fight anyone. I think he is the worst of the 5 but a guy Miljas could make a title defence against...
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Arslanbek Makhmudov could be a rank 30 ish guy
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asdfjkl wrote: 09 Dec 2017, 04:29 Arslanbek Makhmudov could be a rank 30 ish guy
He had his pro debut last night in Canada. He's under the same promoter (Lee Baxter) as Miljas...
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Hrgovic is clearly the best.
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Dwayne Rudenkoslav wrote: 13 Dec 2017, 16:02 Hrgovic is clearly the best.
Yeah, he's an interesting competitor. I guess, he can build a big name for himself.
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I have been sure Gasan Gimbatov was an excellent prospect. However, a few days ago he lost to a cruiserweight being 0-7-1 in his last eight outings. There's no bigger embarrassment for a boxer, knowing the fact that Gimbatov was preparing for a 7-0 (7 KO's) Secola, and that guy Yuri came basically on one day notice.

Gimbatov should retire for good, there's no way to bounce back from such an embarrassment. IMO he should search for a new job. No matter what he decides about his career, he lost me as a fan and supporter for good. Man I'm hurt.
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Azmir wrote: 17 Dec 2017, 20:34 I have been sure Gasan Gimbatov was an excellent prospect. However, a few days ago he lost to a cruiserweight being 0-7-1 in his last eight outings. There's no bigger embarrassment for a boxer, knowing the fact that Gimbatov was preparing for a 7-0 (7 KO's) Secola, and that guy Yuri came basically on one day notice.

Gimbatov should retire for good, there's no way to bounce back from such an embarrassment. IMO he should search for a new job. No matter what he decides about his career, he lost me as a fan and supporter for good. Man I'm hurt.
He should retire just because you are hurt lol wtf. I didnt see the fight maybe it was an off night but hes still young. An early loss like that shouldn't be the end. .Hopefully he'll get a rematch next and set it straight. Anthony Crolla for example lost to a journeyman early in his career.
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A level HW prospects - Filip Hrgovic, Ivan Dychko, Oleksandr Teslenko, Sergey Kuzmin, Vladyslav Sirenko , Joe Joyce, Adam Kownacki

B level HW prospects - Daniel Dubois, Simon Kean, Arslanbek Makhmudov, Agit Kabayel, Tom Schwarz, Andrey Afonin, Rostislav Plechko,

C level HW prospects - Nathan Gorman, Tony Yoka, Trey Lippe Morrison, Nick Mazurek, Agron Smakici, Mladen Miljas, Gasan Gimbatov, Evgeny Romanov, George Arias
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asdfjkl wrote: 10 Nov 2017, 01:08 I just had a laugh about this heavyweight paperboy:
William Bezerra
41-0-0 with 40 KO's and one disqualification.
An even better KO rating as Deontay Wilder!
Amazing! Simply amazing.


Why didn't he ever move up? It says he is inactive. He hasn't fought since March 2016. I wonder what's his story.
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Junlong Zhang just KOed someone in the first rounds again, I've always predicted this guy is better as Wilder for example and the only Asian boxer that shows similar numbers as AJ does.
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asdfjkl wrote: 18 Dec 2017, 16:44 Junlong Zhang just KOed someone in the first rounds again, I've always predicted this guy is better as Wilder for example and the only Asian boxer that shows similar numbers as AJ does.
A cruiserweight, he ko'd a cruiserweight, probably outweighed him by 70 or 80lbs that's not to mention the height difference...
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chinarich wrote: 18 Dec 2017, 18:00
asdfjkl wrote: 18 Dec 2017, 16:44 Junlong Zhang just KOed someone in the first rounds again, I've always predicted this guy is better as Wilder for example and the only Asian boxer that shows similar numbers as AJ does.
A cruiserweight, he ko'd a cruiserweight, probably outweighed him by 70 or 80lbs that's not to mention the height difference...
Zhang is so slow, the first top ten guy he faces is going to make mincemeat out of him
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asdfjkl wrote: 18 Dec 2017, 16:44 Junlong Zhang just KOed someone in the first rounds again, I've always predicted this guy is better as Wilder for example and the only Asian boxer that shows similar numbers as AJ does.
-Weights were like 280 pounds to 200 pounds or something like that.
-Dude is 36 years old. What kind of a prospect is 36 years old? How far are you predicting him to go, exactly?
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