Jalolov is an absolute monster, a nigh unbeatable force who might rival prime Lennox Lewis

I watched more of his fights, he is not Vitali, he is David Price.

 

Kvasnikov translated to english means guy who drinks alcohol .

 

Its amazing how many ass whoopings nistor dished out being only 5'11 with a 69 inch reach

 

Sauerland is hilarious.

That man funds an entire town in Colombia all off the proceeds of his Charles intake.

 

He isn't Vitali but he better than Price. He has a decent jab for one thing and can fight off the back foot and counter. Price looked great if you just stood there and let him unload but he couldn't cope when guys punched back to do his lack of jab and counter punching.

For me he's definitely one to watch, he passes the eye test at this stage. But we need to see him in with someone that will fight back as a pro before we get too excited.

 

Price does have a decent jab (at least), but his other problems inhibit its operation, which is a shame.

 

I don't think he has a good one at all it's a nothing punch which does nothing to dissuade an opponent to step in, which is a surprise given he's so tall and rangy. He just seems to throw it out as a habit with no intent.

Jalolov clearly has intent with his jab, range finder, posts with it, uses it to control his opponents head. His lead hand is far superior to Price's.

 

Jalolov lost to Dychko 4 times.

 

Might just be because as a pro right now he's facing dismal opposition unlike in the pro's and so he's just going through the motions as he doesn't feel any threat. Hopefully we see him in against a better level of opposition soon and then we can get a better idea what his prospects are.

 

how do you see him vs frazer clarke going?

 

Not true, considering there are several examples of him snapping a hard jab against opponents from whom he felt little pressure. Look at the Dave Allen bout, as a recent example. It was his jab, more than anything else, that landed Allen in hospital.

 

Jalalov beats him. Clarke is OK but there's a reason he didn't make the last 2 Olympics.

He got through via disqualification in his last bout vs a southpaw but he was struggling in that fight and I suspect Clarke is really going to struggle again but Jalolov won't foul his way out of a victory. Jalolov I thinks wins it comfortably, probably takes the first 2 rounds, maybe Clarke goes for broke in the last round and nicks the 3rd.

 

I'm not seeing what you are seeing. Even against Allen as guy who has every physical disadvantage possible being so short and easy to hit he found his way in more than I would expect from a guy with Price's physical advantages and it wasn't the jab that kept Allen on the outside with was the power shots Price was throwing.

All Price does is stick it out to touch his opponent, even when he does put power behind it, it's just a jab. It's not used to set up other shots, not used to blind or distract, doesn't drop it low to change levels to open up the head. He doesn't stiff arm, post, use head control with the lead hand. It's like he's been told to jab because he's tall but never told why he should jab and what other things can be opened up or done by jabbing.