Kali could comeback and win a Australian title easy and beat a few domestic Aussie bum heavyweights and he would do well, he looked good once he started to find his range in the tournament, he is now 44 years old in good shape-physically and mentally, just won $200 thousand dollars prob should go out on a high!
But would it be worth Meehan to take that loss???? Hell no.... Point of the thread is that Meehan has value to his name, esp after winning that faux tourney.... He should look for another 100K+ payday vs a guy coming back or looking to pad his record. Browne, Fury, Chisora, Haye, or Wilder would all bring that kindof $$$$ to the table, and it would make financial sense for him to take the $$$ and the early KO loss.:thumbsup
Meehan can fight some when he trains hard. I don't think he can win a world title, but he can beat a lot of heavyweights out there who are ranked...........
You cannot be serious atsch Maybe a punchers chance against Wilder, but so has any other top-100 heavyweight. Browne will take him out in one, just like Haye, Chisora and Fury would win by mid-round KO.
No. Leapai was schooled by Meehan victim Colin Wilson few years ago. Leapai was also knocked out by featherfisted Kevin Johnson. Leapai is clearly the worst Wlad's opponent since Fabio Moli. He's on level of Vitali's title opponent Albert Sosnovski. Charles Shofford and Ray Austin would school Leapai easily, even shot 40-y.o. Mormeck beats him.
Fighters who Meehan,can beat in current boxrec top 50:Christian Hammer,Erkan terper,Jonathan Banks,Seth Mitchell,Antonio Tarver,Marcin Recowski,Brian Minto,Matias Ariel Vidondo,Artur Spilzka,Edmund Gerber,Fabio Eduard Moli.
atsch He was robben against Brewster for the WBO belt, and he could have beaten Valuev IMO if the WBA didn't screw him out of his mandatory shot.
Hammer, maybe, terribly overrated. Jonathan Banks and Seth Mitchell. Meehan got a punchers chance, but I think they will win both by KO. Erkan Teper would probably destroy Meehan early on, KO1-3. Antonio Tarver would outbox him to a TKO/Decision The other guys are on his journeyman level, although I think Spilzka knocks him out.