This kid is a beast. 13 years old and this good! Anyone on here know about him?

[dealt_with]

He should stick to kickboxing and MMA, there's a hundred Eastern European kids his age that would batter him in boxing. The US system doesn't produce good boxers, you can see technically he makes a lot of obvious mistakes and like any half decent US boxer he wants to keep his hands down for some reason. He doesn't look particularly athletic, will have to see how he looks after he goes through puberty.

[elmaldito]

Ryan garcia is the best amatuer boxer ive seen under 15.

[TheRat]

Originally Posted by irishny

History is filled with child prodigies who didnt make it in sport.

Hopefully this guy doesnt fall into that category

this, there are a lot of prodigies. I've seen kids like him come and go.

[Slickstar]

Originally Posted by dealt_with

He should stick to kickboxing and MMA, there's a hundred Eastern European kids his age that would batter him in boxing. The US system doesn't produce good boxers, you can see technically he makes a lot of obvious mistakes and like any half decent US boxer he wants to keep his hands down for some reason. He doesn't look particularly athletic, will have to see how he looks after he goes through puberty.

the **** you say!?

[StillWill]

Originally Posted by dealt_with

He should stick to kickboxing and MMA, there's a hundred Eastern European kids his age that would batter him in boxing. The US system doesn't produce good boxers, you can see technically he makes a lot of obvious mistakes and like any half decent US boxer he wants to keep his hands down for some reason. He doesn't look particularly athletic, will have to see how he looks after he goes through puberty.

Eastern Europe has produced no elite fighters besides the Klitschkos. Even they left as soon as they could.

The US has produced the best fighters of all time and still has more champions than any other country. US and Mexico rule boxing.

[madballster]

Wait till this kid finds out about junk food and the easy life. He'll blow up to 250 lbs by the time he's 18.

[Sugar Nick]

Oh who cares! I'm sure he'll be a great fighter in 2025.
In interested in the hear and now. That Audley Harrison has a future though.

[stillth3sameg]

i know him personally... cool kid, father is raping his childhood though. he always seems more relaxed when his pops isnt at the gym

[G Man]

There's a rumour he was KOd early on in his career by a spin kick to the chin.

[dyna]

Originally Posted by G Man

There's a rumour he was KOd early on in his career by a spin kick to the chin.

[elmaldito]

Ryan garcia

[elmaldito]

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[boranbkk]

Originally Posted by dealt_with

He should stick to kickboxing and MMA, there's a hundred Eastern European kids his age that would batter him in boxing. The US system doesn't produce good boxers, you can see technically he makes a lot of obvious mistakes and like any half decent US boxer he wants to keep his hands down for some reason. He doesn't look particularly athletic, will have to see how he looks after he goes through puberty.

There are even more Thai kids that would batter him into a bloody pulp.

[boranbkk]

Originally Posted by astrojoe86

He looks to be a better kick boxer than boxer. I think he should stick to one. Different techniques may confuse him in either sport when fighting.

Tell that to:

Somrack Khamsing, Samart Payakaroon, Khaosai Galaxy, Yodsanan 3K battery, Samrasak Muengsurin, Pongsaklek Wonjongkam, Veeraphol Sahaprom, Pone Kingpetch, Chartchai Chionoi and just about any Thai you've ever heard off in the boxing world.

All pro Muay Thai fighters before the switched to boxing where they all achieved a world title or olympic gold medal and there are many more to add to that list! There are westerners to such as Troy Dorsey etc

[bballchump11]

He should keep training in everything, but when he gets 18, he should go MMA full time.

I prefer Cashflow's potential in boxing more