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Posted: **31 Aug 2026, 17:00**

I have always been high on Hrgovic , but I often see him under estimated in boxing forums etc.

Even in beating Itauma its all about Itauma and not about Hrgovics, skills set.

As David Haye said in recent video people who know boxing knew what a warrior Hrgovic is and that Hrgovic for long time never with big promoter so he had to fight all the people that other fighters didn't want to fight..

I get it Hrgovic not Usyk level, but still damned solid top level boxer glad he got a piece of the title and hopefully some paydays before he retires.

Congratulations Hrgovic!!

Posted: **31 Aug 2026, 23:07**

Even though he was losing rounds he always looked in the fight.

Posted: **01 Sep 2026, 02:16**

victor-romeo wrote: ↑Yesterday, 17:00 I have always been high on Hrgovic , but I often see him under estimated in boxing forums etc.

Even in beating Itauma its all about Itauma and not about Hrgovics, skills set.

As David Haye said in recent video people who know boxing knew what a warrior Hrgovic is and that Hrgovic for long time never with big promoter so he had to fight all the people that other fighters didn't want to fight..

I get it Hrgovic not Usyk level, but still damned solid top level boxer glad he got a piece of the title and hopefully some paydays before he retires.

Congratulations Hrgovic!!

Hrgovic didn't display any particularly developed skill set. He was tough and he kept applying pressure.

He couldn't even land a flush KO blow on a man who was literally about to faint in front of him, and had both hands down at his sides.

Congratulations to him indeed, but he's one of the most beatable Heavyweight titleholders there's ever been and will be relieved of his title before the end of 2027 almost certainly.

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