Hughie Fury vs. Dominick Guinn - March 26th 2016
Posted: 20 Feb 2016, 06:45
any ideas who the opponent will be?
Horse wrote:Dean O'Loughlin.
Sam Sexton, Solomon Haumono, Francesco Pianeta, Alexander Dimitrenko and Edmund Gerber should all be on the list this year.tigermoth87 wrote:I don't see the need to rush Hughie. He's only 21, is still growing, developing and filling out. No need to throw him in with world/fringe world contenders like Ustinov or Parker yet.
Although saying that, he should be fighting better than Larry O and Zarate now. Give him either a few British and Euro level fighters like Cornish, McDermott, Gerber and Mansour.
Much too soon though for him to stepping up to the world and fringe world level.
Don't think it would be wise to throw him in with Mansour yet, he looks quite handy and would probably rough Hughie up a bit. agree with a lot of the rest though, Sexton would be perfect.wesshaw1985 wrote:Sam Sexton, Solomon Haumono, Francesco Pianeta, Alexander Dimitrenko and Edmund Gerber should all be on the list this year.tigermoth87 wrote:I don't see the need to rush Hughie. He's only 21, is still growing, developing and filling out. No need to throw him in with world/fringe world contenders like Ustinov or Parker yet.
Although saying that, he should be fighting better than Larry O and Zarate now. Give him either a few British and Euro level fighters like Cornish, McDermott, Gerber and Mansour.
Much too soon though for him to stepping up to the world and fringe world level.
No rush for big Hughie...
agree on avoiding Mansour for now, hes a banger and could be dangerous at this stage...Yes We Can wrote:Don't think it would be wise to throw him in with Mansour yet, he looks quite handy and would probably rough Hughie up a bit. agree with a lot of the rest though, Sexton would be perfect.wesshaw1985 wrote:Sam Sexton, Solomon Haumono, Francesco Pianeta, Alexander Dimitrenko and Edmund Gerber should all be on the list this year.tigermoth87 wrote:I don't see the need to rush Hughie. He's only 21, is still growing, developing and filling out. No need to throw him in with world/fringe world contenders like Ustinov or Parker yet.
Although saying that, he should be fighting better than Larry O and Zarate now. Give him either a few British and Euro level fighters like Cornish, McDermott, Gerber and Mansour.
Much too soon though for him to stepping up to the world and fringe world level.
No rush for big Hughie...
Hughie Fury @hughiefury - Feb 18PredatorHayds wrote:They were really close to agreeing a deal with Bryant Jennings last week but couldn't finalise financials.
Reading along those lines you'd guess Malik Scott maybe.
No, I'd guess a journeyman.PredatorHayds wrote:Reading along those lines you'd guess Malik Scott maybe.
Some of the weaker names in major sanctioning body top 10s (I'm assuming that it's not going to be someone significantly above this level):wesshaw1985 wrote:Hughie Fury @hughiefury - Feb 18PredatorHayds wrote:They were really close to agreeing a deal with Bryant Jennings last week but couldn't finalise financials.
Reading along those lines you'd guess Malik Scott maybe.
Tickets are now available for my next fight on 26th of March against a top 10 ranked opponent…
Malik Scott @MalikKingScott
@Lechu1908 @hughiefury @KubratPulev it's not me
Haumono is thought to be a lock for Parker's next fight in NZ so cannae see it being him. It'll do decent business over there I'd thinkcrusader wrote:Some of the weaker names in major sanctioning body top 10s (I'm assuming that it's not going to be someone significantly above this level):wesshaw1985 wrote:Hughie Fury @hughiefury - Feb 18PredatorHayds wrote:They were really close to agreeing a deal with Bryant Jennings last week but couldn't finalise financials.
Reading along those lines you'd guess Malik Scott maybe.
Tickets are now available for my next fight on 26th of March against a top 10 ranked opponent…
Malik Scott @MalikKingScott
@Lechu1908 @hughiefury @KubratPulev it's not me
Solomon Haumono (the weakest IMO)
Andrey Fedosov
Edmund Gerber
Trevor Bryan
Jarrell Miller
Michael Wallisch
So it seems like it won't be Fedosov, while Miller and Bryan are both Haymon prospects and I doubt they'd come over. Wallisch went 12 last month and based on his rate of activity it also seems unlikely to be him, leaving Gerber and Haumono, who would be my two leading candidates if it is someone in a major sanctioning body top 10. The worst names that I didn't include are probably Andy Ruiz (unbeaten Top Rank prospect), Fres Oquendo (has a Chagaev rematch ordered), Shannon Briggs (IMO waiting on something bigger), and Ustinov (already said by Peter to have turned it down). If I'm looking above these types Stiverne comes to mind based on how bad he looked last fight and his pro history of struggling against tall fighters with busy jabs.
I know a few Aussies over hear and all they were hearing from back home was that it was going to be Haumono. Takam is a much better fight though, the heavyweight division is really putting some good match ups together - Fury's win has lit the touchpapercrusader wrote:I know Haumono was mentioned as a potential JP opponent, but I didn't know he was essentially a lock for that position.
Is that the announcement?wesshaw1985 wrote:Joseph Parker @joeboxerparker - 17 hours ago
ANNOUNCEMENT TOMORROW #TEAMPARKER
this has got the rumour mill going...
The announcement was Parker v Takam.ILikeBeer wrote:Is that the announcement?wesshaw1985 wrote:Joseph Parker @joeboxerparker - 17 hours ago
ANNOUNCEMENT TOMORROW #TEAMPARKER
this has got the rumour mill going...
Or has he announced that tomorrow he is going to announce when the announcement is made?