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Marco Huck won to strong and powerful for the Ukrainian boy great finish has a lot of flaws but as Buncey says he's so exciting but when he goes to world level he will get exposed IMO

judging from his record, he's already been exposed.

Cunningham showed that Huck is unable to put in dominating performances like that at world level, but he was competitive non the less and I wouldn't be surprised if he wins a world title. I think he could beat Afolabi or Ramirez.

I think Huck can win a world title.

Huck is all action when he starts throwing. He has about two to three bursts each round where he goes hell for leather andthrows some genuinely menacing shots. He does get hit easily though.

The Ukranian guy was no muppet, but he could not stave off the onslaught.

There is talk of Rob Norton wanting a go at Huck. I would advise against this. Maybe put Enzo in againt him ;;-)

He was done by Cunningham, but he has improved since then. He is no Sugar Ray Leanord, but from what I have seen, he would be a real handfull in a fairly weak division. I would like to see him in against Adamek or Fraggomeni.

Huck had no previous amateur experience, I do believe he came from a kickboxing background. So he's continually improving and I'd say he was hardly "exposed" against Cunningham, he put up a good fight but Cunningham is probably the second best crusierweight in the world right now. With wins over Tokarev and Monrose and the fight he gave Cunningham he's proven he belongs in world-class. I feel the Cunningham fight came too soon for him and IMO he could pick up a title at some point. His lack of finesse will let him down against the very best, but he'll be a rough handful for anyone and I tell you what - he's always value.

He's the first Cruiserweight of remotely world class I've seen in a long time who I think Maccarinelli might be able to beat.

His footwork and movement are terrible. I switched off early, maybe he improved.

DavidPayne wrote:He's the first Cruiserweight of remotely world class I've seen in a long time who I think Maccarinelli might be able to beat.

Enzo ain´t beating nobody, who can punch and take a punch.