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Anyone on the train to 'TitleVille'?

Just another decent, but unproven prospect, about whom it's impossible to make any conclusions right now.

Yes, though suspect we see him continue to struggle to make a mark in the pros until he gives up the amateurs

Boxing Prospect wrote: ↑10 Dec 2020, 08:21 Yes, though suspect we see him continue to struggle to make a mark in the pros until he gives up the amateurs

Is he waiting for the Olympics before returning to pro?

MasterG wrote: ↑10 Dec 2020, 07:48 Anyone on the train to 'TitleVille'?

I'm riding first class providing he gets looked after. He is potentially very special.

Good enought to follow. Way too soon to tell if he is the goods.

He really needs a gold medal in the olympics. If he gets that then he will get plenty of opportunity and backing and find a good path to the top. If not might be rough for him to get the fights he needs and it will be a lot tougher.

Title material.

i am suspicious, I saw him in one picture when Hrgovic join his first camp in Miami , after that he return to the amaters...maybe Hrgovic has to do with it ???

He'll be fighting as a pro tomorrow in Mexico apparently

morm wrote: ↑11 Dec 2020, 09:03 i am suspicious, I saw him in one picture when Hrgovic join his first camp in Miami , after that he return to the amaters...maybe Hrgovic has to do with it ???

you mean he beat up hrg so bad tthat hrg's team paid him to go back to the ams?

MasterG wrote: ↑10 Dec 2020, 07:48 Anyone on the train to 'TitleVille'?

Slow-moving train...he hasnt fought as a pro in 20 months. After the Olympics he may get serious about the pros.

Joe Joyce battered him at the 2016 Olympics with ease in a totally one sided beatdown. However he has improved since then.

tbf i think he was only 19 or something then , just like when joyce beat hrg in wsb

I think the man has talent but I wasn't impressed with his return to the amateurs. I guess it makes sense though, the Olympics is a big carrot. I thought that meant curtailing his pro career until afterwards but apparently not.

I shall watch his progress with interest.

candyslim wrote: ↑12 Dec 2020, 08:55 I think the man has talent but I wasn't impressed with his return to the amateurs. I guess it makes sense though, the Olympics is a big carrot. I thought that meant curtailing his pro career until afterwards but apparently not.

I shall watch his progress with interest.

The Olympic Gold medal winner has the hype attached to it. Jalolov should win it it 2021, then return to the professionals.

As far tools go he's a huge mobile big man with a lot of power and developing skills. Great straight left. Decent chin, He used to have some issues standing his ground. That appears to be fixed.

Shhhh wrote: ↑12 Dec 2020, 12:27 I like this guy too who turned pro and lost his last fight to Jalolov https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/863084

Huni is also getting in some pro experience before returning to the Amateurs for a shot at the Olympics. Won the Australian Heavyweight Title on debut and defended it in his 2nd bout.