:good It was awesome that he got an ovation from the British crowd...but of course I'm sure getting the nod from that crooked ref would have been nicer.
most of the new hopes will get owned by someone they're using as a stepping stone to stardom like this guy... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNbKDg6Wqaw[/ame] :tired :dead :yep :hey :tired :!:
Hi thanks for your response, look if there a fighters that are missing....post the stats in the order ive done them....and il add them..we can make this a sticky and see what happens int he next 10 yrs
David Price is very good. Many boxers and coaches who have trained with him, believe he will be heavyweight champion one day
Helenius also looks interesting, knocking out Bydenko, brewster and peter quicker than anyone else is always impressive...and within 15 fights and 3years as a pro.. At 27 i could see him winning the title in 2 yrs time when the Klit brothers are towards the end of there little era.
He's my pick as well. That could however change if his team tries to feed him to the wolves like DC's did. Chisora is another who could be a HUGE name in the coming years. He was lucky though that Wlad hurt his belly, and then was talked out of the fight by Haye. Had that fight gone down, DC wouldve lost his 0 and maybe lost his oppurtunity to fight Fury. When that fight happen I gotta see it. War DelBOY. RH can only improve, and at this early stage of his career he is already posterizing former titlists and top contenders. When he steps into the top 10 later this year, we'll see if he's the real deal. A fight with Fast Eddie would be an excellent test of were he is going.
**** that i'll be long dead before a decade passes. He didn't KO Bydenko it was stopped on cuts. Boytsov on the other hand....
Out of the list im deffo going to go with Robert Helenius...but it will be interesting to see in the next year who is still on it and who isnt/