Tomasz Adamek's future?

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  1. AdamekPamientaj

    AdamekPamientaj HW Champ Full Member

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    Let's say that he takes out Grant like he is supposed to. Answer these questions:

    Who is going to be that one guy before either Klit? And, what are his chances in that fight that you propose?

    Which Klit should/would he take on and what are his chances in that fight?

    What is after that? He'll most likely be around 35. If he beats a Klit (I know unlikely), what is next? If he loses, does he still have a shot at a title?

    Will he ever go back down to Cruiser?
     
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  2. DonBoxer

    DonBoxer The Lion! Full Member

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    If he dies... he dies.
     
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  3. AdamekPamientaj

    AdamekPamientaj HW Champ Full Member

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    :lol:
     
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  4. PFG

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    He'll get beaten by either Klitschko in a not so competitive bout, a day in which he'll become sh*t overnight because people will refuse to give the Klits credit. But props to him, he seems phased on readying himself for a title shot. I have no doubt after he gets through with Grant (who he should beat), his next fight will be for the title.
     
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  5. AdamekPamientaj

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    He said that he will take one more fight after Grant. Who do you think that fighter may be?
     
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  6. PFG

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    Thought it was straight after. Haye maybe. He'd have a decent shot at Haye IMO.
     
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  7. bkamins

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    His popularity with the Jersey crowd makes him extremely attractive to HBO. They hold many of their fights in Atlantic City because it is is so cheap. If he can come up with any life fighter, he should get back on HBO after Grant. I'd love to see him face Eddie Chambers. That would be a fight. And I'm not sure he would win.
     
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  8. ludwig

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    Uh, Haye would be nice, but that depends on Haye.

    Peter is a name that's been tossed around. Or maybe take another fight against an old-timer like Holyfield or Rahkman.

    I think Adamek will fight again at Cruiser before he retires.
     
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  9. AdamekPamientaj

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    I doubt that Haye gives him a shot, considering that Adamek is already posturing to face a Klit, he probably got that message.

    Would a fight with Chambers help him get ready for a possible Klit fight? How about another tall guy that is even better and more dangerous than Grant? Does anyone relevant even exist? Valuev, too slow. Boystov? Dimitrenko?
     
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  10. AdamekPamientaj

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    Possibly a rematch with USS? I can see that happening at HW.
     
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  11. DonBoxer

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    I think for entertainment Haye or Chambers would be good fights. More realisticaly though he will be fighting a big guy who he outpoint. Alexander Dimitrenko could be a good fight for him he is 6"7 with and 83" reach but Chambers outpointed him to an MD last year. Another option could be Valuev although SNV eating him up in about 20 seconds but only if he hasent been fed. A final option would be to fight one of the unbeaten guys like Povetkin who The ring have one spot higher than him or Boytsov although i dont see any of the last two fights happning.

    Dimitrenko will be the most likely although all of this is assuming that he wants to fight a guy in the top 10 as a warm up for the Klits which may not actualy be the case.
     
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  12. bkamins

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    Well, he can't fight talk guys exclusively. THe fact is there just aren't that many of them. And Dimentrenko is already damaged good. I'd like to see the Chambers fight. I think it would be an extremely difficult one for both fighters. And since I don't think Adamek can beat either Klitschko, I'd rather just see a good fight.
     
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  13. AdamekPamientaj

    AdamekPamientaj HW Champ Full Member

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    I understand, I was just trying to be realistic with his next opponent.
     
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  14. emallini

    emallini Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    He will win a few more fights against contenders then lose to a Klit by late TKO. Actually! Considering how Vitali has been looking i give him a 40/60 chance of winning that one
     
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  15. AdamekPamientaj

    AdamekPamientaj HW Champ Full Member

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    Isn't Thompson damaged goods too?

    I hope so. How could he beat Vitali though? He won't KO him. Outbox him?
     
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