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Originally Posted by Vysotsky
Romainian Nistor is another guy too. He stopped Anthony Joshua at the 2011 European Championship.
Kapitonenko - I think he is going to go pro, not that it matters. He's not very good plus he's already 32.
Kuzmin - Omarov is 22 and unless he wins a gold medal i would be suprised to see him go pro. If he stays amateur then its more likely Kuzmin may turn pro. He would be a bigger more technically skilled version of Abdusalamov and make a promising pro imo.
Hrgovic - is only 19/20, sort of got screwed out of going to the Olympics and has been fighting in pro/am WSB. The AIBA is also starting some APB (AIBA pro boxing) which allows guys to keep their amateur status so i expect Hrgovic to continue on that path. I would love to see him go pro but seems unlikely.
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I agree with you on Omarov.
Hrgovic might go pro. He could have a path similar to Boystov.