Top HW Prospects

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  1. BoxingGenius

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    1. Jarell Miller
    2. Cassius Chaney
    3. George Arias
    4. Nick Webb
    5. Teslenko
    6. Simon Kean
    7. Roberto Alfonso
    8. Ugonoh
    9. Whyte
    10. Kenzi Morrison
    11. Trey Lippe Morrison
    12. Hemi Ahio

    *Edited the list thanks to a post by someone, added Kean and Alfonso, 2 very promising looking fighters, great jabs, good aggression the skills look right.... thanks for the intro


    Who out there looks good to you?
     
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  2. Mexi-Box

    Mexi-Box Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    No Sergey Kuzmin or Bogdan Dinu?
     
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  3. Walter Sobchak

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    I don't see how Jarrel Miller can be no.1.

    I'd have Kuzmin and Whyte at 1 and 2.

    For some reason Whyte just has this Bad Intentions vibe about him. He took quite a few bombs from Joshua too so I think his chin is pretty good.
     
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  4. catchwtboxing

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    Kuzmin, Granat and Hugh Fury are above all of those guys. Maybe Wallin.

    Morrison has two active somns, Tre Lippe being the other. Neither are all that great.

    Whyte is no longer a prospect. He had his shot at the big time and blew it. He is not a gatekeeper until proven otherwise.

    Ugonah has beaten nobody of note.
     
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  5. BoxingGenius

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    I'll have to check Kuzmin out haven't seen him fight
     
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  6. BoxingGenius

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    Kuzman is ok but nothing special
     
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  7. The Long Count

    The Long Count Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    So it took you less than a minute to check Kuzmin out. Troll moron
     
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  8. BoxingGenius

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    Yeah, I can see it very quickly, he has decent skills... but nothing special, will be a gatekeeper journeymen type.
     
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  9. BoxingGenius

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    I'm looking at more of his fights, nothing special...
     
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  10. catchwtboxing

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    He was a top amatuer and light years above some of the loser you mentioned.
     
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  11. BoxingGenius

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    Plenty of top amateurs in history of boxing that didn't do anything in the pros.... what's your point? I go by how I see the fighters, their technique is usually apparent after the first 30 seconds of seeing them fight. Kuzmin is good... but no champion... he will be a gatekeeper
     
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  12. theanatolian

    theanatolian Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Granat
    H. Fury
    Rivas
    Miller
    Teslenko
    Kuzmin
    Ugonoh
    Laron Mitchell
    Simon Kean
    R. Alfonso
    Wallin

    PS: Guys like Granat, Rivas, Ugonoh would beat both Morrison brothers on the same night.
     
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  13. catchwtboxing

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    No, you can't really judge a fighter by 30 seconds. This is something that you have invented to justify that you did not really watch him.
     
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  14. BoxingGenius

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    Just checked out Alfonso, good prospect! About to check some of the others...
     
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  15. BoxingGenius

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    Thanks there are some fighters I wasn't aware of I will amend my list
     
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