Heavyweight season 2025/26

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MasterG
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Re: Heavyweight season 2025/26

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No one really coming through in the British rankings to be honest.

Soloman Dacres and Tommy Welch both unbeaten but don't seem to have a punch. Neither had a KO in 21 combined fights.
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Re: Heavyweight season 2025/26

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Johnny Fisher :clap: :clap:

Frazer Clarke has plenty invested in him too :box:

Realistically, as I'm sure the belts will be fragmented soon, the winner of Clarke v Wardley will be in line for a shot
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Re: Heavyweight season 2025/26

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Moses Itauma is the man we really need to look out for
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Re: Heavyweight season 2025/26

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Coco wrote: 18 Mar 2024, 15:30 Moses Itauma is the man we really need to look out for
Definitely
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Re: Heavyweight season 2025/26

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Fabio Wardley?
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SteveO wrote: 18 Mar 2024, 15:41
Coco wrote: 18 Mar 2024, 15:30 Moses Itauma is the man we really need to look out for
Definitely
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Re: Heavyweight season 2025/26

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Brittish heavies in 2 years will be an interesting scene (but a fairly weak one I think) I think AJ will be top, big step down to DDD then big step down to wardly.

Fury- likely retired but who knows.if he does fight on I am confident he will only ever fight usyk and AJ… will never fight anyone else.

AJ- I predict AJ will still be going strong, think he has nearly another 3 years in him. Seems boring enough not to retire to have fun and ambitious enough to chase Sadi cash.

DDD- will be true prime by late 2025 but don’t know if that will be amazing. Solid guy if matched well could be a world champ, but is just B grade AJ

Joyce- retired by then hopfuly, but if matched correctly could still be plodding people

Chisora- retired or a punching bag

Whyte- retired or a punching bag

Wardly- getting found out for not being that good but likely the number 3 Brit (till Moses overtakes).

Clarke- hovering near the British/euro scene. Or retired mentoring/coaching team GB…

Moses- stepping up to brittish/euro scene

Fisher- no idea, not past British/euro… but will he be steered to crush cans forever? I hope he has an English title shot around mid 2025.

Dacres- I rated him few years back but has been piss since, Mabey hovering sub British levle Mabey retired cause he can’t be making much money…

Adeley- probably hovering sub British levle, or in jail… seems a bit wild that one.

Marty Harris could get back on track… but unlikely to do much.
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Coco wrote: 18 Mar 2024, 15:24 Johnny Fisher :clap: :clap:

Frazer Clarke has plenty invested in him too :box:

Realistically, as I'm sure the belts will be fragmented soon, the winner of Clarke v Wardley will be in line for a shot
I think Wardley can win a version, right mindset.
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gregregegg wrote: 18 Mar 2024, 19:26 Brittish heavies in 2 years will be an interesting scene (but a fairly weak one I think) I think AJ will be top, big step down to DDD then big step down to wardly.

Fury- likely retired but who knows.if he does fight on I am confident he will only ever fight usyk and AJ… will never fight anyone else.

AJ- I predict AJ will still be going strong, think he has nearly another 3 years in him. Seems boring enough not to retire to have fun and ambitious enough to chase Sadi cash.

DDD- will be true prime by late 2025 but don’t know if that will be amazing. Solid guy if matched well could be a world champ, but is just B grade AJ

Joyce- retired by then hopfuly, but if matched correctly could still be plodding people

Chisora- retired or a punching bag

Whyte- retired or a punching bag

Wardly- getting found out for not being that good but likely the number 3 Brit (till Moses overtakes).

Clarke- hovering near the British/euro scene. Or retired mentoring/coaching team GB…

Moses- stepping up to brittish/euro scene

Fisher- no idea, not past British/euro… but will he be steered to crush cans forever? I hope he has an English title shot around mid 2025.

Dacres- I rated him few years back but has been piss since, Mabey hovering sub British levle Mabey retired cause he can’t be making much money…

Adeley- probably hovering sub British levle, or in jail… seems a bit wild that one.

Marty Harris could get back on track… but unlikely to do much.
hope Matty does well, lovely fella, perhaps British title for him.
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Re: Heavyweight season 2025/26

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Future is Moses Itauma and Delicious Orie, both will fly the flag for British Heavyweights in the coming years.

Fisher is improving nicely but I doubt he can go past European level.

Dubois is good but comes across as vulnerable. His chin and his heart are both questionable. He is not likely to hit his prime for a few more years and with the right trainer could get a belt as Fury, Usyk and AJ retire...

Wardley is athletic and powerful but the Clarke fight is 50/50 and neither are ever going to crack the top 15.


Clarke isn't cut out for the pro game. Dacres is the same.
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Re: Heavyweight season 2025/26

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gregregegg wrote: 18 Mar 2024, 19:26 Brittish heavies in 2 years will be an interesting scene (but a fairly weak one I think) I think AJ will be top, big step down to DDD then big step down to wardly.

Fury- likely retired but who knows.if he does fight on I am confident he will only ever fight usyk and AJ… will never fight anyone else.

AJ- I predict AJ will still be going strong, think he has nearly another 3 years in him. Seems boring enough not to retire to have fun and ambitious enough to chase Sadi cash.

DDD- will be true prime by late 2025 but don’t know if that will be amazing. Solid guy if matched well could be a world champ, but is just B grade AJ

Joyce- retired by then hopfuly, but if matched correctly could still be plodding people

Chisora- retired or a punching bag

Whyte- retired or a punching bag

Wardly- getting found out for not being that good but likely the number 3 Brit (till Moses overtakes).

Clarke- hovering near the British/euro scene. Or retired mentoring/coaching team GB…

Moses- stepping up to brittish/euro scene

Fisher- no idea, not past British/euro… but will he be steered to crush cans forever? I hope he has an English title shot around mid 2025.

Dacres- I rated him few years back but has been piss since, Mabey hovering sub British levle Mabey retired cause he can’t be making much money…

Adeleye- probably hovering sub British levle, or in jail… seems a bit wild that one.

Marty Harris could get back on track… but unlikely to do much.
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