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What's his next move who should he fight?

Michael bennt wrote:What's his next move who should he fight?

Someone with a pulse

Somebody decent.

Perhaps Tony Thompson, Malik Scott, Alexander Ustinov, Akhror Muralimov or Lucas Browne.

Freedom2013 wrote:Somebody decent.

Perhaps Tony Thompson, Malik Scott, Alexander Ustinov, Akhror Muralimov or Lucas Browne.

I still think Thompson and Scott would be to much for him, but I think he beats brown everyday of the week

these americans need to fight each other, washingtom, breazedale, martin, kaufmann, aaron green, ruiz jr, eric molina

Throw Washington in with Joey Abell or Joe Hanks.

Joe Hanks is a good call.

Washington isn't ready for anybody good yet.

Perhaps if Washington or Breazille had fought someone with a pulse, the fights would have been televised. The fights ESPN showed last night were hideous and unwatchable.

jockpunk wrote:Joe Hanks is a good call.

Washington isn't ready for anybody good yet.

neither is hanks

cold187 wrote:

jockpunk wrote:Joe Hanks is a good call.

Washington isn't ready for anybody good yet.

neither is hanks

Obvioulsy. But already knew that about hanks. He isn't really a prospect at this point.

Tony1244 wrote:Perhaps if Washington or Breazille had fought someone with a pulse, the fights would have been televised. The fights ESPN showed last night were hideous and unwatchable.

And WTF were they not televised. I wanted to see young heavyweight prospects, instead and I got that BS. Eddie Hearn has a point when he says Americans dont always know how to market young prospects.

I'd say Eric Molina. Both of those guys are 32 and could really benefit from getting something happening sooner rather than later. Washington would be the favorite, but he would have more to lose (undefeated) / Molina would be the underdog, but he would have less to lose (2 losses already). Two American heavyweights fighting in America, that would probably sell decently.

Only time will tell when we see Washington fight some one legit. Which isn't in his hands to decide since their is a lot of factors that go into matchmaking.

id like to see him fight nagy again then abell

Tarkus wrote:

Tony1244 wrote:Perhaps if Washington or Breazille had fought someone with a pulse, the fights would have been televised. The fights ESPN showed last night were hideous and unwatchable.

And WTF were they not televised. I wanted to see young heavyweight prospects, instead and I got that BS. Eddie Hearn has a point when he says Americans dont always know how to market young prospects.

ESPN is daring us not to watch. Their selection of TV fights from a card is hideous. They like smaller fights with no power. Maybe they get in more rounds that way.