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Tony1244 wrote:

Tarkus wrote:

Tony1244 wrote:

He is somewhat slow and fat. I wouldn't call anyone in the top 50 a "totally unskilled bum" though.

He is very slow and somewhat fat. This thread is about "the best prospects". This is the context of the discussion. And from this context he is a total bum because he has absolutely zero chance at championship level.

No one has a zero chance in a championship fight because the champ's knee might "snap." Just sayn...

Do I think Adam can be a great champion and have multiple title defenses? Ok, that's a 0% chance unless he reads the 10,000 hour anyone can do anything book.

Tarkus wrote:

cuban glass wrote:

Tarkus wrote: No need for name calling you deluded piece of shiit.

'no need for name calling then you call me a piece of s**** lol! Explain how you claim I'm 'deluded'? name your best heavyweight prospects?
Seem like you don't even want to have a discussion about the topic, you just want to troll.. Bring some mature discussion or shut the f*** up with your worthless posts.

You started name calling and I answered, or what do you expect. I dont have mature discussions with bellends.

KiwiRider wrote:

imaioral wrote:I see the best with experience and a chance to give trouble and be World Champion by far is Sergey Kuzmin

* Adam Kownacki could be included, he is good (almost on average), but nothing more than that, he has many skills to be stoned. If he picks a good average opponent such as Andy Ruiz Jr (or a bit better one) he loses.

The ones I see that have big potential and we will know that they are really good (with at least 10 fights) are: Daniel Dubois, Tony Yoka, Andrey Afonin and (perhaps) Josh Sandland.

Another one to wait that can surprise a bit is Robert Alfonso.

Nice post.
Thanks for mentioning Andy Ruiez.
I was waiting for someone to bring him up

If he fought Parker in Vegas the result would have been different.
Don't write him off because of that loss.
He is still young and has some natural gifts if only he could turn that 2 stone of blubber into muscle he would be mentioned a lot more

Good chin, decent work rate, plenty of heart and accurate punches with above (for HW) average hand speed. If only the fat as muscle.

cuban glass wrote:

Tarkus wrote:

cuban glass wrote:
'no need for name calling then you call me a piece of s**** lol! Explain how you claim I'm 'deluded'? name your best heavyweight prospects?
Seem like you don't even want to have a discussion about the topic, you just want to troll.. Bring some mature discussion or shut the f*** up with your worthless posts.

You started name calling and I answered, or what do you expect. I dont have mature discussions with bellends.

You're a joke mate. Lemme guess you think the best Heavyweight prospect is that slow bum Jarrell Miller

Teslenko, Hrgovic, Kuzmin, Sirenko ARE the best heavyweight prospects or are at least among the best prospects, why the f*** does that make you butthurt for, for some reason you are crying over this, hmmm.

Tarkus wrote:

cuban glass wrote:

Tarkus wrote: You started name calling and I answered, or what do you expect. I dont have mature discussions with bellends.

You're a joke mate. Lemme guess you think the best Heavyweight prospect is that slow bum Jarrell Miller

Teslenko, Hrgovic, Kuzmin, Sirenko ARE the best heavyweight prospects or are at least among the best prospects, why the f*** does that make you butthurt for, for some reason you are crying over this, hmmm.

Your guess is just as good as your list of "the best prospects". Useless.

Tarkus wrote:Fcking kinder garden this guy.

cuban glass wrote:

Tarkus wrote:Fcking kinder garden this guy.

ohara davies was gonna ''easily become a world champion'' according to you

You have brung nothing but negativity to this thread.. name your prospects that are better than Hrgovic, Teslenko, Kuzmin, Sirenko or stfu simple.

Tarkus wrote:

cuban glass wrote:

Tarkus wrote:Fcking kinder garden this guy.

ohara davies was gonna ''easily become a world champion'' according to you

You have brung nothing but negativity to this thread.. name your prospects that are better than Hrgovic, Teslenko, Kuzmin, Sirenko or stfu simple.

Grow up and learn how to talk to people. Then you might get an answer. Little fcking wanker.

asdfjkl wrote:Dubois just got scheduled against AJ at 26/9 , can't wait.

ValMar wrote:

asdfjkl wrote:Dubois just got scheduled against AJ at 26/9 , can't wait.

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cuban glass wrote:Russia probably have the best prospects of any nation - Kuzmin, Afonin, Plechko, Gimbatov, Romanov
and
Ukraine - Teslenko, Usyk, Sirenko
UK - H Fury, Joyce, Dubois, Gorman,

Mexi-Box wrote:

cuban glass wrote:Russia probably have the best prospects of any nation - Kuzmin, Afonin, Plechko, Gimbatov, Romanov
and
Ukraine - Teslenko, Usyk, Sirenko
UK - H Fury, Joyce, Dubois, Gorman,

Filip Hrgovic-Croatia

I hear a lot of good stuff from Hrgovic. Dudes that follow the amateurs say this guy is pure class, and he might rule the division. Supposedly, he got robbed by Yoka in the amateurs. I don't follow the amateurs though. All these prospects coming into the heavyweight division is seriously going to make it one of, if not the, hottest division in boxing. So many amateur standouts in one division is crazy.

I hear a lot of mixed thoughts on Dinu though.

cuban glass wrote:

Mexi-Box wrote:

cuban glass wrote:Russia probably have the best prospects of any nation - Kuzmin, Afonin, Plechko, Gimbatov, Romanov
and
Ukraine - Teslenko, Usyk, Sirenko
UK - H Fury, Joyce, Dubois, Gorman,

Filip Hrgovic-Croatia

I hear a lot of good stuff from Hrgovic. Dudes that follow the amateurs say this guy is pure class, and he might rule the division. Supposedly, he got robbed by Yoka in the amateurs. I don't follow the amateurs though. All these prospects coming into the heavyweight division is seriously going to make it one of, if not the, hottest division in boxing. So many amateur standouts in one division is crazy.

I hear a lot of mixed thoughts on Dinu though.

Yep. Apparently there a couple of other good Croatian heavyweights Agron Smakici, and Mladen Miljas (based in Canada) I haven't seen them though. Plus Stipe Miocic the UFC heavyweight champ has spoke about moving into boxing.

Hrgovic reminds me like a young Vitali. He's the rel deal. He has a great chin ( which is you definitely need as a HW), thudding power, tough as hell - a natural fighter, amateur pedigree,WSB esperience, youth. He ticks all the boxes he's gonna be a star in the division.

Dinu looks good but strangely never steps up so a lot of people have given up on him,He's been a pro since 2008! it's weird the way he fights about once a year against some overmatched opponent and never steps up in levels, IF he took boxing seriously, he could be a player in the division for sure.

Yep I agree fun times ahead for sure , I think Hrgovic, Teslenko, Kuzmin, Sirenko, Joyce, Dychko are the standout prospects. And Usyk when he moves up :)

asdfjkl wrote:I can't wait for the Ruslan Myrsatayev vs Mike Balogun fight btw.

Lackeos wrote:

asdfjkl wrote:I can't wait for the Ruslan Myrsatayev vs Mike Balogun fight btw.

A 32-year-old fighting a 33-year-old. This is a prospect battle for the ages. Imagine how great these guys are going to be when they're 50. Or at least how great they have the potential to be. ... When they're 50.

dagilechia wrote:i would like to add Pawel Wierzbicki as a pretty good prospect even if he is not the top of the top of the prospects list like Dubois etc he seems to be good and he is only 23 years old (he is just 2-0 now), boxrec says he is 198cm but he is ~195cm i think

Boxing Writer wrote:

dagilechia wrote:i would like to add Pawel Wierzbicki as a pretty good prospect even if he is not the top of the top of the prospects list like Dubois etc he seems to be good and he is only 23 years old (he is just 2-0 now), boxrec says he is 198cm but he is ~195cm i think

Who is the most talented, in your opinion, of Pawel Wierzbicki, Krzysztof Kosela and Nicholas Mazurek (he lives in USA but he is Pole too)? Please, rank them in order.