Best prospects to come out of the 2012 olympics

done two and a half years ago but i think it has been reasonably accurate.

the D grade guys have all looked limited or lost already

the C grades have lost of looked reasonably limited some have done ok

and almost all the A'S have been great so far

 

hooper has been in the jail the last year and i didnt plan on him being so un professional but maybe i should have factored it in

browne is still a C, all he has done is feast on the complete corpses of fighters ruined by EE fighters. if its anything like his amateur career he will fold like a lawn chair when faced with any adversity. Remember Hooper beat him at the olympics that way, hooper wanted it more, browne didnt rise to the challende instead he easily folded

them two lads turned pro later but both would have been a's especially gvossyk

 

browne higher than a C? another win for the g man

 

while i was initially skeptical of britians chances at the next olympics they have actually produced a great squad which may be better than 2012 squad

at light fly you have galal yafai who looks good but also harvey horn as the number 2

at flyweight you have mohammed ali who imo is the most talented member of the squad and has a great chance of winning a medal

at bantemweight you have qais ashfaq who is okay

at lightweight you have joe cordina who isnt bad, luck mccormack and sam maxwell. all 3 could make decent pros

at light welterweight oyu have pat mccormack who has made huge improvements and i can see him medalling

anthony fowler at middleweight looks good

joshua buatsi is solid at light heavyweight

lawrence okolie at heavyweight has cam out of no where and looked amazing lately, huge potential

and joe joyce has qualified aat super heavyweight and he is top class and has a great chance of medalling.. however the birtish super heavyweight number 2 fraser clarke imo is a better pro prospect than him and id keep an eye on him, could be special

 

out of all them id give ali or joyce the best chance of winning gold and pat mccormack a good chance too. okolie may have an outside chance

 

no his from london and id say he will turn pro but he is 30, lots of wsb experience so they will move him quick.

he is like aj, quiet stiff, not as quick but looks too have a better engine. wont set the world a light but could be a solid contender.

fraser clarke on the other may have the goods to be special

 

ya joyce is a tough one but he has got some good wins so far. as a pro his engine ,athleticism and work rate could get him to fringe world level maybe