Young Heavyweight (Age 27 or Under) With The Best Potential?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Perkin Warbeck, Sep 29, 2021.

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Best Young Pro Heavyweight Boxer?

Poll closed Jun 24, 2024.
  1. Jared Anderson

    16.4%
  2. Murat Gassiev

    21.3%
  3. Arslan Iallyev

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  4. Justis Huni

    6.6%
  5. Efe Ajagba

    4.9%
  6. Daniel Dubois

    18.0%
  7. Bakhodir Jalolov

    29.5%
  8. Vladyslav Sirenko

    1.6%
  9. Nathan Gorman

    1.6%
  10. David Adeleye

    0 vote(s)
    0.0%
  1. gdm

    gdm Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Altough a goass jaw , jalolov still looks most promising
     
  2. Boxlight

    Boxlight Active Member banned Full Member

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    great list CST80

    interested on why you rate Anderson so low though, figured he would be a bit higher on your list, not impressed as much from what you seen from him, or too young and green?
     
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  3. CST80

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    Thanks, and I see nothing special about him whatsoever with the exception of his power. He's too upright, chin in the air, hands way too low and defense too leaky. He's a brutal KO waiting to happen. But for only 21, he's pretty good. Maybe 9th place in retrospect, is a little too low. I might move him up to 8th.
     
  4. AwardedSteak863

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    Good list. Curious what your thoughts are on Frank Sanchez? I know he is a little older (listed at 29 but likely older than that) but I like he speed, footwork and amateur pedigree. With that said, I have been hyped before on Cuban heavyweights that looked great early in their careers only to **** the bed at the highest level.
     
  5. northpaw

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    I'm going to envelope myself in nationalism and say Jared Anderson here. Very young and I see a lot of upside. He actually came up the right way in the amateur circuit (unlike a lot of other American guys of late)

    And he's a switch hitter, at HW, gotta love that
     
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  6. StiffJeb

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    Jalolov looks very impressive, a good mover at 6'7" with absurd power. He may have weaknesses though, I can't help but remember his performance against Joyce for the 2016 QF:

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    He was pretty green then though and Joyce has proven himself. I picked him regardless.
     
  7. ShovelHook

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    He got a robbery over Sokolowski no less.
     
  8. Perkin Warbeck

    Perkin Warbeck Boxing Aficionado Full Member

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    Yes.

    Thinking about it now, I shouldn't have included David Adeleye in the poll. He needed a robbery to defeat someone who was clearly beaten by Sirenko, Gorman, Faust and Kossobutskiy - and Tom Little. Adeleye has about the same potential as Campbell Hatton.
     
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    Sirenko and Huni for me are the 2 to watch out for.

    I'm also a big fan of Dubois and Anderson.
     
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    Hughie fury will be goat of the next class hes still only 27

    didnt even make the list, shame. Biggest problem he has is his skin.
     
  11. JibzBox

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    Some young heavyweights worth checking out who haven't been mentioned in this thread >>

    Mourad Aliev age 25 (France)
    Sonny Conto age 25 (USA)
    Johnny Fisher age 22 (GB)
    Lazizbek Mullojonov age 22 (Uzbekistan)
    Gurgen Hovhannisyan age 23 (Armenia)

    Aliev was a top amateur and Olympian who just signed with a german promoter.

    Hovhannisyan is a huge 6ft 7 , 291 pounds big lump who made his pro debut recently.
     
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  12. Holler

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    Quire impressed by Lazizbek Mullojonov after seeing him beat Machado in their Olympicbout. He looks very slick for a big guy and boxed smartly against a dangerous looking opponent.
     
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    Jalolov, Sirenko and Anderson are the last men standing in the thread

    Although Anderson has a tough fight this weekend
     
  14. catchwtboxing

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    Dubois is technically a titlist.
     
  15. kostya by ko

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    Gurgen Hovhannisyan age 23 (Armenia) was meant to be fighting a week odd ago but his fight was pulled.

    Hope he isn't injured (again). Anyone know any info?

    Dainier Pero won his fight on that event.