This heavyweight era is about to end.. who will lead the next?

Joshua and Parker for awhile. Hoping Kabayel at some point.

 

The Parker section aged poorly, but the rest, not so much. https://www.boxingforum24.com/threa...s-a-collective-masterpiece-of-failure.713543/

Don't be too surprised if you see blown up Light Heavyweights decisioning the supposed ''bigger, faster, stronger, better conditioned and more skilled Heavyweights'' of this era. The current top names are older than water and I'm not too high on anyone younger.

 

Would not surprise me in the slightest if he were to dominate.

 

I’m interested to see who the next over hyped undeserving unproven fighter that people will go on about, probably jalolov.

 

when usyk retires it will be joshua time to shine

 

There’s nobody out there that coming up the ranks that look like a superstar.

 

Moses Itauma & Jalolov (if he decides to take his pro boxing career seriously.)

 

Someone will eventually emerge, they always do.

 

After this current crop heavyweight division will be dead probably dubois on his own don't see any of the younger heavys being anything special

 

Moses Itauma. He's young, big, quick and powerful. He's yet to face a real threat of course but he's looking the part at only 19 years old.

 

If you head over to the Heavyweight/cruiserweight thread, there are actually a lot of good East Euros and central Asians, they just can't get backing. Some names I lifted from that thread:

1. Jalolov 29yo
2. Torrez 24yo
3. Pero 24yo
4. Itauma 19yo
5. Mullojonov 25yo
6. Hovhannisyan
Petrovsky 25
Dronov 22
Suslenkov,
Zakhozhyi,
Sirenko,
Dronov,
Rogava

 

Bakole and Kabayel