Filip Hrgovic (soon to turn pro) Oleksandr Teslenko Sergey Kuzmin Rostislav Plechko Hughie Fury Andrey Afonin Adrian Granat Evgeny Romanov Those are the best prospects currently imo.. and in that order.. thats the cream of the divisions up and comers right there. There the ones I'll be keeping my eyes on the most.. apart from Hughie cause he's too boring to watch lol
OP is a good list. I think Willis Meehan could be a dark horse if he dedicated himself to the sport. Not sure what is happening with Dychko but surely if he goes pro he is going to make waves. I wish Dinu would step up to the plate too. Junior Fa could be interesting once he takes on some known names.
Hasn't Adrian Granat already showed gas tank/stamina liabilities? I'm sure he hits very hard as his record indicates, but he seems to be a German David Price.
Willis is in a tricky position that some athletes out there can only dream of and thats being really promising at 2 different sports. He's too good to take part in any of those rugby vs league charity fight nights. If he doesnt break into the NRL soon he should probably look seriously at boxing. Yep and loving Junior Fa at the moment. I know kiwis and can tell a lot about them just from interviews. Never met the guy but I can tell hes a good kid. He'll be good.
Zhilei Zhang if he gets pushed along as age isn't on his side. Darmani Rock if he can trim down a bit.
Who was that American prospect that Don King was promoting? He fought Derric Rossy in his last fight. He's completely fallen off the radar....
Nice pick. If anyone can become the first Polish heavyweight champion between now and forever, it's Izu! If he does, he will embark on a legacy that should have began with Andrew Golota. But in some ways, Golota began the ascent but couldn't capitalize. This is where Izu would pick up where Andrew left off. The thing of it is, being Polish is a pedigree that doesn't often resonate in heavyweight history. But a title win by Izu and then suddenly we'll be reading articles titled "Polish Heavyweights: A Tapestry".