Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk
Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder
Alexander Povetkin-Luis Ortiz
Kubrat Pulev-Joseph Parker
Dillian Whyte-Jarrell Miller
Andy Ruiz Jr-Adam Kownacki
Michael Hunter-Oscar Rivas
Filip Hrgovic-Joe Joyce
Tony Yoka-Ivan Dychko
Dereck Chisora-Hughie Fury
Otto Wallin-Agit Kabayel
Carlos Takam-Martin Bakole
Daniel Dubois-Efe Ajagba
Murat Gassiev-Mairis Briedis (heavyweight)
Robert Helenius-Charles Martin
Arslanbek Makhmudov-Bakhodir Jalolov
Mahammadrasul Majidov-Mihai Nistor
Dominic Breazeale-Bryant Jennings
Frank Sanchez-Evgeny Romanov
Viktor Vykhryst-Zhan Kossobutskiy
Vladyslav Sirenko-Guido Vianello
Jermaine Franklin-Stephan Shaw
Jared Anderson-Justis Huni
Petar Milas-Demsey McKean
Evgeny Tishchenko-Alen Babic (heavyweight)
Junior Fa-Hemi Ahio
Zhilei Zhang-Tom Schwarz
Simon Kean-Michael Polite Coffie
Fabio Wardley-Jose Larduet
Ali Eren Demirezen-Umut Camkiran
Trevor Bryan-Gerald Washington
Manuel Charr-Erkan Teper
Nathan Gorman-Christian Hammer
Trey Lippe-Mike Perez
Mariusz Wach-Johann Duhaupas
Bogdan Dinu-David Price
Marco Huck-Apti Davtaev
Oleksandr Zakhozhyi-George Arias
Tyrone Spong-Artem Suslenkov
Cassius Chaney-Sonny Conto
Lukasz Rozanski-Ruslan Myrsatayev
David Adeleye-Willis Meehan
Sergey Kuzmin-Andrey Fedosov
Arslan Iallyev-Shigabudin Aliev
Alexander Ustinov-Alexander Dimitrenko
Oleksandr Teslenko-Darmani Rock
Peter Kadiru-Christian Thun
James McKenzie Morrison-Steven Torres
Patrick Mailata-Arsene Fosso
Junlong Zhang-Christopher Lovejoy
Mladen Miljas-Rostislav Plechko
Kem Ljungquist-Gunnar Kolbeinn Kristinsson
Alexander Frank-Erik Pfeifer
Roney Hines-Amron Sands
Jerry Forrest-Kingsley Ibeh
Lucas Browne-Alex Leapai
Hussein Muhamed-Kash Ali
Chris Arreola-David Allen
Eric Molina-Carlos Negron
Robert Alfonso-Izuagbe Ugonoh
Marcin Siwy-Andriy Rudenko
Kevin Johnson-Kamil Sokolowski
Joey Dawejko-Iago Kiladze
Nick Webb-Kyotaro Fujimoto
Chazz Witherspoon-Rydell Booker
Vladimir Tereshkin-Lenroy Thomas
Sefer Seferi-Senad Gashi
Shawndell Terell Winters-Brian Howard
Adrian Granat-Razvan Cojanu
Artur Szpilka-Bermane Stiverne
Richard Lartey-Tshibuabua Kalonga
Mark De Mori-Ebenezer Tetteh
Siarhei Liakhovich-Samuel Peter
Yoan Pablo Hernandez-Ytalo Perea
Raphael Tronche-Joel Tambwe Djeko
Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Last edited by lof on 19 Mar 2021, 18:46, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
What a poor matchmaking. Fury should have been matched against Joshua. Miller should have been matched against the anti-doping comission. Wilder should have been matched against Breland.
Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
I don't think it's that bad, although Fury - Joshua is the more natural match-up at the top of the division. I think what's poor is... who actually posts a topic asking for the outcome of 74 different matches? It's like he's trying to mainline every boxing discussion into one thread. "Hey, talking about boxing is fun, but have you ever tried snorting 74 boxing threads at once?"
Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Better question: how many of these fights will actually happen?
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Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
This takes me back to those multiple fight mega-cards that Don King used to put on in the 90's.
Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Not enough fights on that list mate
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Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Eric molina v carlos negron is every fans wet dream but at some point we have to accept it wont happen.
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Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk OU
Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder AJ
Alexander Povetkin-Luis Ortiz AP
Kubrat Pulev-Joseph Parker JP
Dillian Whyte-Jarrell Miller DW
Andy Ruiz Jr-Adam Kownacki AR
Michael Hunter-Oscar Rivas OR
Filip Hrgovic-Joe Joyce JJ
Tony Yoka-Ivan Dychko TY
Dereck Chisora-Hughie Fury HF
Otto Wallin-Agit Kabayel AK
Carlos Takam-Martin Bakole MB
Daniel Dubois-Efe Ajagba DD
Chris Arreola-David Allen DA
Bogdan Dinu-David Price DP (more in hope)
Don't know enough about the rest to comment.
Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder AJ
Alexander Povetkin-Luis Ortiz AP
Kubrat Pulev-Joseph Parker JP
Dillian Whyte-Jarrell Miller DW
Andy Ruiz Jr-Adam Kownacki AR
Michael Hunter-Oscar Rivas OR
Filip Hrgovic-Joe Joyce JJ
Tony Yoka-Ivan Dychko TY
Dereck Chisora-Hughie Fury HF
Otto Wallin-Agit Kabayel AK
Carlos Takam-Martin Bakole MB
Daniel Dubois-Efe Ajagba DD
Chris Arreola-David Allen DA
Bogdan Dinu-David Price DP (more in hope)
Don't know enough about the rest to comment.
Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Wow. That's a lot of fights but I'll have a go ...
Fury is the one fighter I can't envisage Usyk beating. That doesn't mean I'd expect him to beat everyone else but Fury is so long and so mobile Usyk would be forever struggling to close the range. He'd need a 16' ring to have any chance.
You can't write off the possibility of Wilder upsetting the apple-cart, but I reckon Joshua has the know-how to keep clear of that right hand and to land his own bombs. I've always said I see that fight playing out the same way as Joshua v Martin.
Povetkin's achievements both amateur and pro dwarf those of Ortiz. Apart from a very impressive crushing of Bryant Jennings, it has to be said, who else has he beaten worth a light?
I would have said Parker all day long but he didn't look like a top ten contender against Fa did he? I'd love to see it while Pulev is still not too eroded by time.
I would said Miller prior to the drug scandal but we don't know how his stamina and punch volume holds up without pharmaceutical enhancement.
Ruiz beats Kownacki if he's in any kind of reasonable shape. Too skillful, great handspeed.
Hunter v Rivas. Excellent match. I'd possibly edge toward Hunter but I wouldn't dismiss Rivas' chances. He's a fierce little bugger.
Hrgovic v Joyce. Hrg has not impressed recently. Joyce is riding high following the win over Dubois. It's a really hard pick even so. I'd say Joyce but not with any great confidence.
Yoka to beat Dychko. Is he even still interested in pursuing his pro career.
Chisora is enjoying an indian summer but does struggle with movers. Fury-light is nothing if not a 'mover'. I'll say Hughieby decision. Obviously by decision.
An intriguing match but after the Breazeale fight I'd pick Kabayel to outlast him.
Takam is not what he was. My pick is the improving Bakole-Ilunga.
That's a good fight. Depends how Dubois has recovered psychologically - from his eye injury more than his defeat.
Another good fight which could easily go either way. Gassiev I guessiev.
It depends on which Helenius turns up. He's very capable of stinking the place out and losing but if you force me I'll say Helenius by knockout because Martin's defence isn't great and Helenius can really dig.
I'd say Jalolov being the more rounded figher. He'd need to be extremely careful though.
If Majidov has still got it I'd pick him as he's better than Nistor. The Romanian would put him under a lot of pressure though he never stops coming forward.
Jennings to outpoint Breazeale methinks. If he hasn't hung 'em up.
Romanov is a class act but he's getting on now. I think I'd favour Sanchez-Faure but it's a pick 'em.
I like Kossobutsky, a very skilled pressure fighter. I've not been that impressed with Vykhryst since seeing Joyce hand his arse to him as an amateur.
Sirenko or Vianello? Two very promising prospects who looked like crap last time out. I could pick one but I might as well toss a coin.
I'll pick Shaw. He finally seems to be looking to progress his career. Franklin isn't going anywhere in my opinion.
You b'stard Anderson or Huni? That's a really tough call. Both these guys are heading for the top of the division and have greatly impressed me. I'll stick my neck out a little and say Huni will be Australia's best ever heavyweight whereas Anderson won't be America's. Who is better though? I'll say Anderson just because he's bigger physically.
Milas is better than McKean who was very fortunate to get past Jonnie Rice.
Tischenko is a quality boxer. Babic is a novelty act that will come unstuck as soon as he encounters someone who can fight. He's great to watch though, fair play to him. I'd love to see him fight Rostislav Pletchko but he seems to have dropped off the radar.
Until the Parker fight I'd have said Hemi Ahio but if Julius Long can drop him I'm damn sure Fa could. I'm now edging toward Fa but it'd be a good fight.
Zhang destroys Schwarz. The German doesn't survive long enough for Zhang's lack of stamina to become an issue.
Kean got sparked by Carman which caused me to lose faith in him. I loved Polite-Coffie's demolition of Darmani Rock so heart over head I'm picking MPC.
Larduet was a good amateur and seems to be developing well as a pro. Wardley can't compare for experience but looks better and better each time out. Poor Lartey didn't know what hit him. I'll back my compatriot.
I'll pick Demirezen as he's fought at a much higher level tham Camkiren has so far.
I didn't see Bryan v Stiverne. I understand he didn't look good but I pick him to out-gut Washington who generally folds under pressure.
Hard to say. Charr hasn't fought for three years. Teper's good performances were generated by his friendly local pharmacist.
Hammer is still acquitting himself well at a high level. Gorman's step up to a higher level ended badly. I'll go for Hammer.
Perez has been retired about 5 years hasn't he? Lippe isn't going any further.
Wach and Duhaupas were both good fighters who are now washed. Wach appears to have more left there's no way prime Duhaupas loses to Yoka in one round.
I'd say Price is levels above but he is capable of losing to anyone.
Davtaev talks a lot but has done nothing. I'll go with the reliable veteran cruiserweight.
Zhakozhy and Arias are both unproven. Who knows?
I'll pick Conto as Chaney seems devoid of ambition.
Rozanski is tough but very limited. Myrtasaev lacks pro experience and I don't know too much about him if I'm honest.
Adeleye has only had about three fights. He'd be conceding a lot of weight. I'll say Meehan even though his career has been stop-start.
Kuzmin beats Fedosov who I believe has retired.
Aliev is unimpressive. I've never heard of Lallyev and I'm not looking him up as that would be cheating.
Ustinov was better than Dimitrenko. Don't know if he still is.
Teslenko beats the man whose body looks nothing at all like rock.
Kadiru if only on the basis that the big man Thun has achieved even less so far.
Torres beats Morrison who much like his half brother Trey Lippe lacks their father's ability and ambition.
Mailata definitely.
The Dragon King would have to come out of retirement. Nobody even knows if Lovejoy can fight. Assume not.
Miljas is big enough and tough enough to ride out the storm and be the first to beat Plechko.
I think Lunquist is further along than Kristiansson but we don't really know enough to say until they get tested.
Pfeifer is is fresher and an experienced amateur but he doesn't seem to be doing much. He beats Frank though.
Hines has been disappointing so far. Sands is unheralded and untested but I'll say Sands purely because he hasn't disappointed thus far.
I think Ibeh lacks experience but Slugger lacks the skills to not get hit. Ibeh could knock him out but Forrest could outlast him.
Browne would have crushed Leapai a coupleof years back but he's well washed now so who knows?
Hussein Muhammad probably beats Kash Ali who was outclassed by Price.
Arreola has mixed at top level. Based on his performance against Kownacki he's too much for Dave Allen.
Molina and Negron are two fighters never very good anw post prime. Who has more left?
Neither as good as promised. I'll say Alfonsoas Izu retired after Rozanski stopped him.
Siwy has been around forever and never fought anyone. I'll say Rudenko who is tough as old boots and has fought at a much higher level.
Kingpin has fought successfully at a much higher level but has now regressed to Sokolowskiy's level. I'd pick the Devon based Pole as I think he probably cares more these days.
Dawejko beats Kiladze in my opinion.
Fujimoto is rubbish. Webb is merely poor and wins handily.
I'd go with Booker but it's hard to say. Witherspoon is more predictable. Booker can surprise by beating better or worse than expected.
Tereshkin beats Thomas.
Seferi or Gashi? That's like asking what tastes better; a beetle sandwich or mouse-stew. Gashi.
I'd go for Howard but Winters can surprise you.
Granat is retired but he was better than Cojanu despite his crushing defeat by Dimitrenko.
Stiverne still beats Szpilka even though they are both washed.
Lartey I am familiar with. Not so Kalinga or whatever his name was.
DeMori I am familiar with. Not so Eberneezer Tetteh.
Liakhovic or Peter. In their primes I'd say Peter. Now? Depends if Liakhovic has regressed as much as Peter so obviously has.
Is Perea still fighting? I don't know anything about Hernandez.
Tronche hasn't impressed me much but if he's deserving of his status as France's number two prospect at heavyweight then he should get past Djeko.
I have sat less gruelling examinations than this. Do I get a certificate?
(Yep. Certified ferkin idiot!)
Fury is the one fighter I can't envisage Usyk beating. That doesn't mean I'd expect him to beat everyone else but Fury is so long and so mobile Usyk would be forever struggling to close the range. He'd need a 16' ring to have any chance.
You can't write off the possibility of Wilder upsetting the apple-cart, but I reckon Joshua has the know-how to keep clear of that right hand and to land his own bombs. I've always said I see that fight playing out the same way as Joshua v Martin.
Povetkin's achievements both amateur and pro dwarf those of Ortiz. Apart from a very impressive crushing of Bryant Jennings, it has to be said, who else has he beaten worth a light?
I would have said Parker all day long but he didn't look like a top ten contender against Fa did he? I'd love to see it while Pulev is still not too eroded by time.
I would said Miller prior to the drug scandal but we don't know how his stamina and punch volume holds up without pharmaceutical enhancement.
Ruiz beats Kownacki if he's in any kind of reasonable shape. Too skillful, great handspeed.
Hunter v Rivas. Excellent match. I'd possibly edge toward Hunter but I wouldn't dismiss Rivas' chances. He's a fierce little bugger.
Hrgovic v Joyce. Hrg has not impressed recently. Joyce is riding high following the win over Dubois. It's a really hard pick even so. I'd say Joyce but not with any great confidence.
Yoka to beat Dychko. Is he even still interested in pursuing his pro career.
Chisora is enjoying an indian summer but does struggle with movers. Fury-light is nothing if not a 'mover'. I'll say Hughieby decision. Obviously by decision.
An intriguing match but after the Breazeale fight I'd pick Kabayel to outlast him.
Takam is not what he was. My pick is the improving Bakole-Ilunga.
That's a good fight. Depends how Dubois has recovered psychologically - from his eye injury more than his defeat.
Another good fight which could easily go either way. Gassiev I guessiev.
It depends on which Helenius turns up. He's very capable of stinking the place out and losing but if you force me I'll say Helenius by knockout because Martin's defence isn't great and Helenius can really dig.
I'd say Jalolov being the more rounded figher. He'd need to be extremely careful though.
If Majidov has still got it I'd pick him as he's better than Nistor. The Romanian would put him under a lot of pressure though he never stops coming forward.
Jennings to outpoint Breazeale methinks. If he hasn't hung 'em up.
Romanov is a class act but he's getting on now. I think I'd favour Sanchez-Faure but it's a pick 'em.
I like Kossobutsky, a very skilled pressure fighter. I've not been that impressed with Vykhryst since seeing Joyce hand his arse to him as an amateur.
Sirenko or Vianello? Two very promising prospects who looked like crap last time out. I could pick one but I might as well toss a coin.
I'll pick Shaw. He finally seems to be looking to progress his career. Franklin isn't going anywhere in my opinion.
You b'stard Anderson or Huni? That's a really tough call. Both these guys are heading for the top of the division and have greatly impressed me. I'll stick my neck out a little and say Huni will be Australia's best ever heavyweight whereas Anderson won't be America's. Who is better though? I'll say Anderson just because he's bigger physically.
Milas is better than McKean who was very fortunate to get past Jonnie Rice.
Tischenko is a quality boxer. Babic is a novelty act that will come unstuck as soon as he encounters someone who can fight. He's great to watch though, fair play to him. I'd love to see him fight Rostislav Pletchko but he seems to have dropped off the radar.
Until the Parker fight I'd have said Hemi Ahio but if Julius Long can drop him I'm damn sure Fa could. I'm now edging toward Fa but it'd be a good fight.
Zhang destroys Schwarz. The German doesn't survive long enough for Zhang's lack of stamina to become an issue.
Kean got sparked by Carman which caused me to lose faith in him. I loved Polite-Coffie's demolition of Darmani Rock so heart over head I'm picking MPC.
Larduet was a good amateur and seems to be developing well as a pro. Wardley can't compare for experience but looks better and better each time out. Poor Lartey didn't know what hit him. I'll back my compatriot.
I'll pick Demirezen as he's fought at a much higher level tham Camkiren has so far.
I didn't see Bryan v Stiverne. I understand he didn't look good but I pick him to out-gut Washington who generally folds under pressure.
Hard to say. Charr hasn't fought for three years. Teper's good performances were generated by his friendly local pharmacist.
Hammer is still acquitting himself well at a high level. Gorman's step up to a higher level ended badly. I'll go for Hammer.
Perez has been retired about 5 years hasn't he? Lippe isn't going any further.
Wach and Duhaupas were both good fighters who are now washed. Wach appears to have more left there's no way prime Duhaupas loses to Yoka in one round.
I'd say Price is levels above but he is capable of losing to anyone.
Davtaev talks a lot but has done nothing. I'll go with the reliable veteran cruiserweight.
Zhakozhy and Arias are both unproven. Who knows?
I'll pick Conto as Chaney seems devoid of ambition.
Rozanski is tough but very limited. Myrtasaev lacks pro experience and I don't know too much about him if I'm honest.
Adeleye has only had about three fights. He'd be conceding a lot of weight. I'll say Meehan even though his career has been stop-start.
Kuzmin beats Fedosov who I believe has retired.
Aliev is unimpressive. I've never heard of Lallyev and I'm not looking him up as that would be cheating.
Ustinov was better than Dimitrenko. Don't know if he still is.
Teslenko beats the man whose body looks nothing at all like rock.
Kadiru if only on the basis that the big man Thun has achieved even less so far.
Torres beats Morrison who much like his half brother Trey Lippe lacks their father's ability and ambition.
Mailata definitely.
The Dragon King would have to come out of retirement. Nobody even knows if Lovejoy can fight. Assume not.
Miljas is big enough and tough enough to ride out the storm and be the first to beat Plechko.
I think Lunquist is further along than Kristiansson but we don't really know enough to say until they get tested.
Pfeifer is is fresher and an experienced amateur but he doesn't seem to be doing much. He beats Frank though.
Hines has been disappointing so far. Sands is unheralded and untested but I'll say Sands purely because he hasn't disappointed thus far.
I think Ibeh lacks experience but Slugger lacks the skills to not get hit. Ibeh could knock him out but Forrest could outlast him.
Browne would have crushed Leapai a coupleof years back but he's well washed now so who knows?
Hussein Muhammad probably beats Kash Ali who was outclassed by Price.
Arreola has mixed at top level. Based on his performance against Kownacki he's too much for Dave Allen.
Molina and Negron are two fighters never very good anw post prime. Who has more left?
Neither as good as promised. I'll say Alfonsoas Izu retired after Rozanski stopped him.
Siwy has been around forever and never fought anyone. I'll say Rudenko who is tough as old boots and has fought at a much higher level.
Kingpin has fought successfully at a much higher level but has now regressed to Sokolowskiy's level. I'd pick the Devon based Pole as I think he probably cares more these days.
Dawejko beats Kiladze in my opinion.
Fujimoto is rubbish. Webb is merely poor and wins handily.
I'd go with Booker but it's hard to say. Witherspoon is more predictable. Booker can surprise by beating better or worse than expected.
Tereshkin beats Thomas.
Seferi or Gashi? That's like asking what tastes better; a beetle sandwich or mouse-stew. Gashi.
I'd go for Howard but Winters can surprise you.
Granat is retired but he was better than Cojanu despite his crushing defeat by Dimitrenko.
Stiverne still beats Szpilka even though they are both washed.
Lartey I am familiar with. Not so Kalinga or whatever his name was.
DeMori I am familiar with. Not so Eberneezer Tetteh.
Liakhovic or Peter. In their primes I'd say Peter. Now? Depends if Liakhovic has regressed as much as Peter so obviously has.
Is Perea still fighting? I don't know anything about Hernandez.
Tronche hasn't impressed me much but if he's deserving of his status as France's number two prospect at heavyweight then he should get past Djeko.
I have sat less gruelling examinations than this. Do I get a certificate?
(Yep. Certified ferkin idiot!)
Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Jesus that's a lot of fights!
I answered Dunno a lot because for all I know you might have just made some of these fighters up. I've never heard of them.lof wrote: ↑06 Mar 2021, 18:17 Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk Fury UD
Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder Wilder KO,in his prime. But right now? I don't think DW will fight again.
Alexander Povetkin-Luis Ortiz Povetkin KO
Kubrat Pulev-Joseph Parker Parker points
Dillian Whyte-Jarrell Miller Whyte points
Andy Ruiz Jr-Adam Kownacki Ruiz KO
Michael Hunter-Oscar Rivas Hunter points
Filip Hrgovic-Joe Joyce Joyce KO
Tony Yoka-Ivan Dychko Yoka KO
Dereck Chisora-Hughie Fury Fury points
Otto Wallin-Agit Kabayel Wallin points
Carlos Takam-Martin Bakole Takam KO
Daniel Dubois-Efe Ajagba Dubois KO
Murat Gassiev-Mairis Briedis (heavyweight)Briedis KO
Robert Helenius-Charles Martin Martin points
Arslanbek Makhmudov-Bakhodir Jalolov No fornicating clue
Mahammadrasul Majidov-Mihai Nistor No idea
Dominic Breazeale-Bryant Jennings Jennings points
Frank Sanchez-Evgeny Romanov Dunno
Viktor Vykhryst-Zhan Kossobutskiy Dunno
Vladyslav Sirenko-Guido Vianello Dunno
Jermaine Franklin-Stephan Shaw Dunno
Jared Anderson-Justis Huni Dunno
Petar Milas-Demsey McKean Dunno
Evgeny Tishchenko-Alen Babic (heavyweight)Dunno
Junior Fa-Hemi Ahio Based on Fa's effort last weekend and not knowing who the other bloke is, Fa UD
Zhilei Zhang-Tom Schwarz Zhang KO
Simon Kean-Michael Polite Coffie Dunno
Fabio Wardley-Jose Larduet Dunno
Ali Eren Demirezen-Umut Camkiran Dunno
Trevor Bryan-Gerald Washington Washington points
Manuel Charr-Erkan Teper Charr UD or late KO
Nathan Gorman-Christian Hammer Hammer KO
Trey Lippe-Mike Perez Dunno who Lippe is. Perez used to have something about him once, so Perez KO
Mariusz Wach-Johann Duhaupas Duhaupus points in a dreadful fight
Bogdan Dinu-David Price Price KO
Marco Huck-Apti Davtaev Never heard of Davteav. Huck is more proven. Huck KO
Oleksandr Zakhozhyi-George Arias Dunno
Cassius Chaney-Sonny Conto Dunno
Lukasz Rozanski-Ruslan Myrsatayev Dunno
David Adeleye-Willis Meehan Dunno
Sergey Kuzmin-Andrey Fedosov Dunno
Arslan Iallyev-Shigabudin Aliev Dunno
Alexander Ustinov-Alexander Dimitrenko Dimetrenko late stoppage
Oleksandr Teslenko-Darmani Rock Dunno
Peter Kadiru-Christian Thun Dunno
James McKenzie Morrison-Steven Torres Dunno
Patrick Mailata-Arsene Fosso Dunno
Junlong Zhang-Christopher Lovejoy Zhang KO
Mladen Miljas-Rostislav Plechko Dunno
Kem Ljungquist-Gunnar Kolbeinn Kristinsson Dunno
Alexander Frank-Erik Pfeifer Dunno
Roney Hines-Amron Sands Dunno
Jerry Forrest-Kingsley Ibeh Dunno
Lucas Browne-Alex Leapai Actually I'd go for Leapai in a sloppy, almost unwatchable fight, probably by late stoppege
Hussein Muhamed-Kash Ali Dunno
Chris Arreola-David Allen Arreola stoppage
Eric Molina-Carlos Negron Dunno
Robert Alfonso-Izuagbe Ugonoh Dunno
Marcin Siwy-Andriy Rudenko Dunno
Kevin Johnson-Kamil Sokolowski Sock on points
Joey Dawejko-Iago Kiladze Dunno
Nick Webb-Kyotaro Fujimoto Dunno
Chazz Witherspoon-Rydell Booker Dunno
Vladimir Tereshkin-Lenroy Thomas Dunno
Sefer Seferi-Senad Gashi Gashi UD
Shawndell Terell Winters-Brian Howard Dunno
Adrian Granat-Razvan Cojanu Cojanu KO
Artur Szpilka-Bermane Stiverne Stiverne KO
Richard Lartey-Tshibuabua Kalonga Dunno
Mark De Mori-Ebenezer Tetteh Tetteh KO
Siarhei Liakhovich-Samuel Peter They both refuse to come out of the corner after the 2nd because they're both so unbelievably knackered
Yoan Pablo Hernandez-Ytalo Perea Dunno
Raphael Tronche-Joel Tambwe Djeko Dunno
Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
Too many "I don't give a shit" fights there.
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Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
I love it my man, lots of good matchups up and down the levels that get you thinking more about the fighters in the division 
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Re: Boxing heavyweight matches, who would win?
rando selection:
fury would beat usyk in a very awkward, not fun to watch fight
aj blasts wilder by ko, especially if they sneak in an extra heavy robe to dee's locker room
joyce beats fill
yoka beats dyk
martin beats helly
sanchez beats romanov
polite coffie (lol) brutally kos kean
demeirezin beats camikran
fury would beat usyk in a very awkward, not fun to watch fight
aj blasts wilder by ko, especially if they sneak in an extra heavy robe to dee's locker room
joyce beats fill
yoka beats dyk
martin beats helly
sanchez beats romanov
polite coffie (lol) brutally kos kean
demeirezin beats camikran