BoxRec

Let as see who win this contest, here come the first 100 unbeaten heavyweights on boxrec rankings :
1. Deontay Wilder 41-0-1
2. Tyson Fury 28-0-1
3. Jarrell Miller 23-0-1
4. Adam Kownacki 20-0-0
5. Filip Hrgovic 9-0-0
6. Joe Joyce 10-0-0
7. Evgeny Romanov 14-0-0
8. Efe Ajagba 11-0-0
9. Daniel Dubois 12-0-0
10. Agit Kabayel 19-0-0
11. Petar Milas 14-0-0
12. Sergey Kuzmin 15-0-0
13. Lukasz Rozanski 11-0-0
14. Tony Yoka 6-0-0
15. Otto Wallin 20-0-0
16. Mladen Miljas 12-0-0
17. Alexander Frank 17-0-1
18. Jermaine Franklin 19-0-0
19. Frank Sanchez Faure 12-0-0
20. Umut Camkiran 12-0-0
21. Tyrone Spong 13-0-0
22. Ivan Dychko 9-0-0
23. Oleksandr Teslenko 16-0-0
24. Junior Fa 18-0-0
25. Robert Alfonso 19-0-1
26. Zhilei Zhang 20-0-0
27. Arslanbek Makhmudov 8-0-0
28. Vladyslav Sirenko 12-0-0
29. Trey Lippe 16-0-0
30. Shigabudin Aliev 8-0-0
31. Tshibuabua Kalonga 9-0-0
32. Facundo Nahuel Simal 22-0-1
33. Marcin Siwy 19-0-0
34. Hemi Ahio 15-0-0
35. Darmani Rock 16-0-0
36. Cassius Chaney 16-0-0
37. George Arias 14-0-0
38. Oleksandr Zakhozhyi 12-0-0
39. Demsey McKean 15-0-0
40. Fabio Wardley 8-0-0
41. Kem Ljungquist 9-0-0
42. Agron Smakici 14-0-0
43. Raphael Tronche 12-0-0
44. Stephan Shaw 11-0-0
45. Vladimir Tereshkin 21-0-1
46. Arslan Yallyev 5-0-0
47. Hussein Muhamed 12-0-0
48. Labinot Xhoxhaj 12-0-0
49. Guido Vianello 4-0-0
50. Mark Bennett 5-0-0
51. Bakhodir Jalolov 6-0-0
52. Jonathon Guidry 14-0-2
53. Pezhman Seifkhani 9-0-0
54. Albon Pervizaj 12-0-0
55. Jacek Christoph Piatek 10-0-0
56. Christian Thun 4-0-0
57. Apti Davtaev 17-0-1
58. Isaac Munoz Gutierrez 11-0-1
59. Erik Pfeifer 6-0-0
60. Michael Polite Coffie 6-0-0
61. Roman Gorst 5-0-0
62. James McKenzie Morrison 16-0-2
63. Ruslan Myrsatayev 6-0-0
64. Mike Balogun 14-0-0
65. Marian Dzupka 8-0-0
66. Aleyandru Gabroveanu 13-0-0
67. Ellis Machin 3-0-1
68. Elvis Garcia Munoz 8-0-0
69. Zhan Kossobutskiy 10-0-0
70. Alante Green 6-0-1
71. Quian Davis 6-0-2
72. Michael Pirotton 4-0-0
73. Justin Jones 22-0-2
74. Willis Meehan 8-0-0
75. Habib Vuqiterna 3-0-0
76. Djuar El Scheich 9-0-0
77. Gianmarco Cardillo 9-0-1
78. Evan Gubera 3-0-0
79. Danilo Milacic 6-0-0
80. Hasim Rahman Jr 8-0-0
81. Ryan Charles 6-0-0
82. Amron Sands 9-0-0
83. Gabriel Hernandez 10-0-0
84. Artem Suslenkov 3-0-0
85. Attila Kalman 4-0-0
86. Joseph Goodall 6-0-0
87. Kris Terzievski 8-0-1
88. Tomislav Cikotic 2-0-0
89. Mensur Dedic 10-0-0
90. Benjamin Adegbuyi 4-0-0
91. Timothy Moten 5-0-0
92. Kamil Bodzioch 4-0-0
93. Peter Kadiru 4-0-0
94. Louson Loizou 6-0-0
95. Jonathan Hill 1-0-0
96. Granit Shala 6-0-0
97. David Abraham 7-0-0
98. leon Gavanas 4-0-0
99. Seung Jun Lee 1-0-0
100. Blerim Hajdari 7-0-1

Let the game started .....

Efe Ajagba will be unified hw champion of the world. You heard it here first.

Filip Hrgović will become a world champ

dagilechia wrote: ↑29 Aug 2019, 07:13 Filip Hrgović will become a world champ

He is my choise too :)

morm wrote: ↑29 Aug 2019, 08:04

dagilechia wrote: ↑29 Aug 2019, 07:13 Filip Hrgović will become a world champ

He is my choise too :)

he didn't looked too impressive vs Heredia or Little, but imo he's still very far from showing his best. and he is only 27 years old, not too much for a HW. Ajagba is good too, but Hrgović is clearly my favourite prospect.

but, of course, i support Adam ''Babyfat'' Kownacki more than anyone else out of that list

Hard to make any predictions from that list.
88% of them are unbeaten because they have likely never been tested.
Sometimes a tough test and a loss makes a better fighter.
Let's not get wrapped up in this unbeaten crap eh?
Knocking over 15-20 Journeymen does not a prospect make.

also, some of them probably have lost already but were granted the home decision like #92 Kamil Bodzioch - imo he clearly lost his last fight vs some Ukrainian journeyman called Konstantyn Dovbyshchenko.

apart from the obvious prospects I am following...

Wardley, Faure, Franklin and Rock (if he can get in shape)

What’s the actual question being posed by this thread?

who will stay unbeaten the longest i guess which makes absolutely zero sense. nada.

Yes it is only a game, let see who stay unbeaten the longest time
all have the same chance ... just dont lose

44. Stephan Shaw 11-0-0

Still unbeaten 12-0-0

this game will likely be won by some bum beater who will never step up

Jalolov is the one for me. He's only 6-0, has good amateur pedigree and shouldn't be in any rush to step up at only 25 years old.

I'm assuming the rule is that you can only pick a fighter that hasn't already been taken. I'm to understand that Hrgovic, Ajagba, and Jalolov have already been called.

Yoka and Dubois look like good names still available.

I guess I'll get Yoka.

Dubois. He's improving with every fight. Ajagba is my fav prospect though.

Zhilei Zhang

He will never step up and stay unbeaten forever.

Dychko then

I'll take usyk.

That Otto Wallin is supposed to be pretty sharp.

snake33 wrote: ↑30 Aug 2019, 19:10 That Otto Wallin is supposed to be pretty sharp.

Could be, but he's stepping up too far vs Fury.

so we have to actually choose someone?

since morm choosed Hrgović too, i'll take my boy Adam ''Babyfat'' Kownacki

KiwiRider wrote: ↑29 Aug 2019, 15:58 Hard to make any predictions from that list.
88% of them are unbeaten because they have likely never been tested.
Sometimes a tough test and a loss makes a better fighter.
Let's not get wrapped up in this unbeaten crap eh?
Knocking over 15-20 Journeymen does not a prospect make.

You're right in terms of actual talent and ability, but technically every single professional is a prospect until their true level is discovered.

Fury will retire undefeated 51 - 0 in 2029 as the undisputed ATG!

oogiebe wrote: ↑30 Aug 2019, 14:37 Dubois. He's improving with every fight. Ajagba is my fav prospect though.

Lot of wishful thinking in this thread, the big lump who got beat up by Joyce in the Olympics, Ajagba ( people hoping that looking athletic and intimidating at the same time means he’s gonna fight as good as he looks etc )

I think you’re on the money with Dubois though, I get the feeling if he’s moved correctly he’s gonna end up top of the pile. He’s learning and improving. He has all the tools so far