after the klits retire who will rule the division

I know your wasted but this phrase about the Open weight division drives me crazy.

 

:deal

 

No, he got defeated by his own blubber again. Carrying too much weight and putting unnecessary strain on his knees.

Solis probably has the best skills in the heavy division. He needs to get to 220 or under to be effective though, and I don't know if this will ever happen.

 

actually those guys could be as good as jesus christ ,but if they are not american homies , they will be labelled as soft, as we all know tough upbringings only happen in america and russians or other eastern euros are soft ,Klits are pussies ,but they lucky , all tough guys are in NFL and NBA now and all tough british heavyweights playin cricket and rugby.
Latinos and asians dominate lower weight classes ,coz all small brothers are ballet dancers now.

 

My guess would be a great American heavyweight who took up boxing as a result of being put off by the NBA and NFL lockouts to continue pursuing those sports.

 

Since here will be four champs, and ast least some versions of the title will change rapidly, the answer is no one.

But Helenius, Glazkov, Pulev and Fury will defiantely be involved.

Hopefully Perez and Ortiz.

Dinu if we are lucky, though I doubt it, since he rarely fights.

Boytstov, Abdulsalamov and Wach are also guys who could get in there in he long run.

I have a feeling Chag and Povetkin will be gone. Solis is never going to recover. I never thought Arreola was worth a damn. Wilder is looking like a bust.

 

There are so many good boxers coming out of the old Soviet Union, plus England, Poland, etc.

Helenius
Fury
Boytsov
Povetkin
Wach and so many more...............