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Good list !aicheligad wrote: โ10 Aug 2021, 15:12 My personal list of the top 15 prospects - will our list look like this one day? Or better question is - how many of them will make it to the list? (How I rank them here is a mix of their current stage/abilities and their future potential)
1.Filip Hrgoviฤ - 12(10) 0 0
2.Joe Joyce - 13(12) 0 0
3.Agit Kabayel - 21(13) 0 0
4.Arslanbek Makhmudov - 12(12) 0 0
5.Efe Ajagba - 15(12) 0 0
6.Tony Yoka - 10(8) 0 0
7.Daniel Dubois - 16(15) 1(1) 0
8.Viktor Vykhryst - 7(5) 0 0
9.Bakhodir Jalolov - 8(8) 0 0
10.Zhan Kosobutskiy - 15(14) 0 0
11.Frank Sanchez - 18(13) 0 0
12.Jared Anderson - 9(9) 0 0
13.Ivan Dychko - 10(10) 0 0
14.Justis Huni - 5(4) 0 0
15.Trevor Bryan - 21(15) 0 0
aicheligad wrote: โ10 Aug 2021, 15:12 My personal list of the top 15 prospects - will our list look like this one day? Or better question is - how many of them will make it to the list? (How I rank them here is a mix of their current stage/abilities and their future potential)
1.Filip Hrgoviฤ - 12(10) 0 0
2.Joe Joyce - 13(12) 0 0
3.Agit Kabayel - 21(13) 0 0
4.Arslanbek Makhmudov - 12(12) 0 0
5.Efe Ajagba - 15(12) 0 0
6.Tony Yoka - 10(8) 0 0
7.Daniel Dubois - 16(15) 1(1) 0
8.Viktor Vykhryst - 7(5) 0 0
9.Bakhodir Jalolov - 8(8) 0 0
10.Zhan Kosobutskiy - 15(14) 0 0
11.Frank Sanchez - 18(13) 0 0
12.Jared Anderson - 9(9) 0 0
13.Ivan Dychko - 10(10) 0 0
14.Justis Huni - 5(4) 0 0
15.Trevor Bryan - 21(15) 0 0
Yes, i'm using a loose definition of a ''prospect'' here. These are fighters, whose full potential is still to be exposed.gregregegg wrote: โ10 Aug 2021, 16:05aicheligad wrote: โ10 Aug 2021, 15:12 My personal list of the top 15 prospects - will our list look like this one day? Or better question is - how many of them will make it to the list? (How I rank them here is a mix of their current stage/abilities and their future potential)
1.Filip Hrgoviฤ - 12(10) 0 0
2.Joe Joyce - 13(12) 0 0
3.Agit Kabayel - 21(13) 0 0
4.Arslanbek Makhmudov - 12(12) 0 0
5.Efe Ajagba - 15(12) 0 0
6.Tony Yoka - 10(8) 0 0
7.Daniel Dubois - 16(15) 1(1) 0
8.Viktor Vykhryst - 7(5) 0 0
9.Bakhodir Jalolov - 8(8) 0 0
10.Zhan Kosobutskiy - 15(14) 0 0
11.Frank Sanchez - 18(13) 0 0
12.Jared Anderson - 9(9) 0 0
13.Ivan Dychko - 10(10) 0 0
14.Justis Huni - 5(4) 0 0
15.Trevor Bryan - 21(15) 0 0
lots of these fighters i would not consider prospects.
Joyce is a 35 year old contender
Kabayel has been a pro for 10 years
Frank sachez is 29 going on 40 and has 18 pro fights.
Trev bryan is in his 30s over 20 pro fights.
Even some of the others like tony and efe and makuhmudov are borderline not prospects.
his best win is probably 40 year old mariusz wach, i wouldnt put him on there just for losing to well known names. gotta actually deliver
My bad - Sorry - He turned 23 5 days before fighting Parker (so he wasnโt 22).
No mate - that prospect list.margaret thatcher wrote: โ11 Aug 2021, 23:04 if you mean the prospect list sure, although prospects are generally much more speculative, as theyre usually at early stages of their career. hughie's been a pro, what, almost a decade now.
i thought you meant the normal top 15 world ratings
Generally yes, but it's different if someone is aged 23 like Dubois (though I think that he's not going to improve a lot).gregregegg wrote: โ12 Aug 2021, 16:21 Once you lose are you really a prospect you found your levle. Sure you can still improve, but you know where you are. Wild 1 shot Kos kinda excluded.
Part of the problem with boxing . Too many fighters looking to keep their 0 and too much emphasis on it resulting in prospects fighting nobodies.gregregegg wrote: โ12 Aug 2021, 16:21 Once you lose are you really a prospect you found your levle. Sure you can still improve, but you know where you are. Wild 1 shot Kos kinda excluded.
Depends when they retire. Obviously eventually all the young guys would beat this lot. But weather itโs in 3 years or 7 years itโs hard to say.
I donโt think itโs a bad thing to lose early, but itโs is in most peopleโs eyes.Wales wrote: โ12 Aug 2021, 20:35Part of the problem with boxing . Too many fighters looking to keep their 0 and too much emphasis on it resulting in prospects fighting nobodies.gregregegg wrote: โ12 Aug 2021, 16:21 Once you lose are you really a prospect you found your levle. Sure you can still improve, but you know where you are. Wild 1 shot Kos kinda excluded.
Hughie couldโve avoided challenges against Parker, Pulev and Povetkin and be sat at 25-0 now.