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this includes Uzbekistan and Kazakastan essentially the Post-Soviet nations

who would you list the top 5-10 prospects

Arslanbek Makhmudov from Russia and Vladyslav Sirenko from Ukraine look promising at the HW.

Aleksei Egorov from Russia at the CW.

Daniyar Yeleussinov from Kazakhstan at Welter. He fights Julius Indongo on Jacobs-Rosado card.

Also, there are Evgeny Romanov (HW) and Evgeny Tishchenko (CW), they fight this weekend, but I don't much believe in them. Actually, Romanov isn't a case for me at all, he's 35 and doesn't looks promising, he struggled vs Bracamonte and now matched vs ancient and shabby as f*ck Liakhovich. Tishchenko has more potential though.

DrDuke wrote: ↑06 Nov 2020, 04:40 Arslanbek Makhmudov from Russia and Vladyslav Sirenko from Ukraine look promising at the HW.

Aleksei Egorov from Russia at the CW.

Daniyar Yeleussinov from Kazakhstan at Welter. He fights Julius Indongo on Jacobs-Rosado card.

Also, there are Evgeny Romanov (HW) and Evgeny Tishchenko (CW), they fight this weekend, but I don't much believe in them. Actually, Romanov isn't a case for me at all, he's 35 and doesn't looks promising, he struggled vs Bracamonte and now matched vs ancient and shabby as f*ck Liakhovich. Tishchenko has more potential though.

how do you feel about Egorov?

thunderking500 wrote: ↑06 Nov 2020, 12:53

DrDuke wrote: ↑06 Nov 2020, 04:40 Arslanbek Makhmudov from Russia and Vladyslav Sirenko from Ukraine look promising at the HW.

Aleksei Egorov from Russia at the CW.

Daniyar Yeleussinov from Kazakhstan at Welter. He fights Julius Indongo on Jacobs-Rosado card.

Also, there are Evgeny Romanov (HW) and Evgeny Tishchenko (CW), they fight this weekend, but I don't much believe in them. Actually, Romanov isn't a case for me at all, he's 35 and doesn't looks promising, he struggled vs Bracamonte and now matched vs ancient and shabby as f*ck Liakhovich. Tishchenko has more potential though.

how do you feel about Egorov?

I think, at the today's CW he can become a challenger. Up to the date I won't pick him against Briedis or Makabu, or Tabiti, or Okolie. But probably he can already handle Glowacki, for example.

Tishchenko has great amateur experience. He's tall, rangy and very swift on his feet. A tough guy to out box, you have to take it to him.

pound per pound wrote: ↑06 Nov 2020, 16:13 Tishchenko has great amateur experience. He's tall, rangy and very swift on his feet. A tough guy to out box, you have to take it to him.

IMO he is very overrated. Plus boring to watch. But i did not saw him as a pro, judging only from his amateur fights. For eastern european prospects i would go with Alexey Egorov, Vladyslav Sirenko, Ali Akhmedov, Shohjahon Ergashev, Sergey Lubkovich and Vladimir Shishkin. Arnold Khegai should also not being underrated despite recent loss

Edit: Wondering if Oleksandr Khyznyak and Gleb Bakhśhi will turn pro. Because pro talent from eastern europe peaked few years ago and nowdays is not so high

Off the top of my noggin (no order applied)

Sadriddin Akhmedov
Tursanbay Kulakhmet
Israil Madrimov
Bektemir Melikuziev
Hasanboy Dusmatov
Bek Nurmagadet
Rustam Tulaganov
Ablaikan Zhussupov (would be higher if he was committing to the pros)
Kamshabek Kunkabayev (see above)
Bakhodir Jalolov

How about Armenian(former soviet republic) 140 pounder Havhannes Bachkov..

soviet bois are on a bit of a downturn. ggg and loma closing in on prob end of careers, usyk prob on his final run and not looking a hw force, and the upcoming talents dont look all that great. and then you get guys like jalolov who arent fully committed to the pros

wouldve loved to see oleksandr khynziak or however it's spelt turn pro, tons of pressure and stamina and punch variety coming ahead, but skills and defense to go with it. has been battering dudes at a high level in the ams

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑08 Nov 2020, 03:01 soviet bois are on a bit of a downturn. ggg and loma closing in on prob end of careers, usyk prob on his final run and not looking a hw force, and the upcoming talents dont look all that great. and then you get guys like jalolov who arent fully committed to the pros

wouldve loved to see oleksandr khynziak or however it's spelt turn pro, tons of pressure and stamina and punch variety coming ahead, but skills and defense to go with it. has been battering dudes at a high level in the ams

Khyznyak is my favorite amateur for years. Would love to see him in pro game, i think it would suit him well. But i was thinking the same for Ievghen Khytrov and he ded not get that far

ya i was similar on khytrov, sometimes you just don't know till they go pro

Viktor Vykhryst who looks a lot like Wlad, but fights differently is an impressive 4-0 fighter. A technical big man with good speed, defense, and power. He doesn't hit as hard was Wlad, but few do.

Heavyweight -Hrgovic, Vykhryst, A Makhmudov, Sirenko, Majidov, Jalolov, Romanov
Cruiserweight - Tischenko, Egorov, Kodzhoev,
Light Heavyweight - Salimov, Voytsekhovsky, Sep
Super Middleweight - Silyagin, Melizukiev, Shishkin, A Akhmedov, Barsukov, Gadzhyiev
Middleweight - Czerkaszyn, , Alimkhanuly, Khamukov
Light Middleweight - Bohachuk, Madrimov, Oganesyan, Kubranov,S Akhmedov, Murtazaliev, Baysangurov, Bacskai
Welterweight - Besputin, Stanionis,Butaev, Golub, S Makhmudov, Lubkovich Amirkhanyan
Light Welterweight - Bachkov, Biyarslanov, Ergashev, Mazur, Giyasov, Ustyan
Lightweight - Berinchyk,Petrosian, Chelokhsaev
Super Featherweight - Rakhimov, Batyrgaziev

I think the top 10 atm are

Evgeny Tischenko
Alexey Egorov
Serhii Bohachuk
Israil Madrimov
Filip Hrgovic
Eimantis Stanionis
Pavel Silyagin
Alexander Besputin
Viktor Vykhryst
Bektemir Melikuziev

DrDuke wrote: ↑06 Nov 2020, 04:40 Romanov isn't a case for me at all, he's 35 and doesn't looks promising, he struggled vs Bracamonte and now matched vs ancient and shabby as f*ck Liakhovich. Tishchenko has more potential though.

Romanov is a quality fighter but he's just too small for heavyweight. He did get momentarily overpowered by the bigger Bracamonte, but overall in his pro career I think he's been impressive. I think if the Super Cruiserweight division comes to fruition he could excel in that , that would be perfect for his weight/size.

DrDuke wrote: ↑06 Nov 2020, 04:40 Daniyar Yeleussinov from Kazakhstan at Welter. He fights Julius Indongo on Jacobs-Rosado card.

Yeleussinov has looked poor as a pro. Too feather fisted with a amateur style, can't see him doing anything.

Stanny Onis wrote: ↑09 Nov 2020, 10:52 Middleweight - Czerkaszyn

For those who never heard about him - It's worth to follow his progress. He's only 24 but since his first fight/trainings (I mean his first fight/trainings when he moved from Ukraine to Poland) that this boy is exceptionally gifted. He's made a decent progress since then and also, he already made some steps up (unfortunately, due to financial reasons, it's not so easy to bring to Poland some good opponents to fight vs young, unbeaten, dangerous fighter), with every fight he seems to be better and better, good technique, he hits hard, uses his jab well, decent footwork, seems to be a good body puncher as he has already scored some nice liver shot KO's, he's very commited and hard-working, he's training combat sports since childhood, his chin is not tested so far but as far as I know there are no rumours that he can't take a punch, that he was KO'ed on sparrings etc (and he already sparred some decent fighters like Callum Smith, Maciej Sulęcki, Kamil Szeremeta among others).

Likely he will make his USA debut next year

Stanny Onis wrote: ↑09 Nov 2020, 10:52 Heavyweight -Hrgovic, Vykhryst, A Makhmudov, Sirenko, Majidov, Jalolov, Romanov
Cruiserweight - Tischenko, Egorov, Kodzhoev,
Light Heavyweight - Salimov, Voytsekhovsky, Sep
Super Middleweight - Silyagin, Melizukiev, Shishkin, A Akhmedov, Barsukov, Gadzhyiev
Middleweight - Czerkaszyn, , Alimkhanuly, Khamukov
Light Middleweight - Bohachuk, Madrimov, Oganesyan, Kubranov,S Akhmedov, Murtazaliev, Baysangurov, Bacskai
Welterweight - Besputin, Stanionis,Butaev, Golub, S Makhmudov, Lubkovich Amirkhanyan
Light Welterweight - Bachkov, Biyarslanov, Ergashev, Mazur, Giyasov, Ustyan
Lightweight - Berinchyk,Petrosian, Chelokhsaev
Super Featherweight - Rakhimov, Batyrgaziev

Very good data. . Who have you got representing at Strawweight? :)

pound per pound wrote: ↑11 Nov 2020, 12:45

Stanny Onis wrote: ↑09 Nov 2020, 10:52 Heavyweight -Hrgovic, Vykhryst, A Makhmudov, Sirenko, Majidov, Jalolov, Romanov
Cruiserweight - Tischenko, Egorov, Kodzhoev,
Light Heavyweight - Salimov, Voytsekhovsky, Sep
Super Middleweight - Silyagin, Melizukiev, Shishkin, A Akhmedov, Barsukov, Gadzhyiev
Middleweight - Czerkaszyn, , Alimkhanuly, Khamukov
Light Middleweight - Bohachuk, Madrimov, Oganesyan, Kubranov,S Akhmedov, Murtazaliev, Baysangurov, Bacskai
Welterweight - Besputin, Stanionis,Butaev, Golub, S Makhmudov, Lubkovich Amirkhanyan
Light Welterweight - Bachkov, Biyarslanov, Ergashev, Mazur, Giyasov, Ustyan
Lightweight - Berinchyk,Petrosian, Chelokhsaev
Super Featherweight - Rakhimov, Batyrgaziev

Very good data. . Who have you got representing at Strawweight? :)

They don't have any boxers small enough for that weightclass.

However there is a flyweight Vasilii Vetkin who was a good amateur.

chelo just got beat by a 3-0 guy

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑11 Nov 2020, 13:56 chelo just got beat by a 3-0 guy

Yeah I watched the fight It was a really good match between two tough big punchers, split decision. The fight record of his opponent is nothing go by because Yauheni Dauhaliavets was good experienced amateur and is being fast tracked, he's definitely one to watch.

How about these 3 that are highly ranked?
Super-Middleweight - Aidos Yerbossynuly #2 WBA.
Middleweight - Magomed Madiev #2 WBA.
Super-Welterweight - Magomed Kurbanov #4 WBA

adobson15 wrote: ↑12 Nov 2020, 05:58 How about these 3 that are highly ranked?
Super-Middleweight - Aidos Yerbossynuly #2 WBA.
Middleweight - Magomed Madiev #2 WBA.
Super-Welterweight - Magomed Kurbanov #4 WBA

Kurbanov is very good I'd say, can see him being a world champion.

Madiev is just decent/average, and not seen the other guy yet.

Surprised Ali Akhmedov lost. Need to check it out, heard it was a good fight

Stanny Onis wrote: ↑23 Dec 2020, 12:50 Surprised Ali Akhmedov lost. Need to check it out, heard it was a good fight

Yes very good and entertaining fight! Akhmedov's loss surprised me as well.

aicheligad wrote: ↑23 Dec 2020, 13:05

Stanny Onis wrote: ↑23 Dec 2020, 12:50 Surprised Ali Akhmedov lost. Need to check it out, heard it was a good fight

Yes very good and entertaining fight! Akhmedov's loss surprised me as well.

Very good fight , agree