Torrez Jr's future?

A Franklin fight would make sense for Torrez - it is the sort of fights he, Jalolov and Itauma should be taking. Vianello was a good test for Torrez and would be a good test for any prospect.

I don't like how often Torrez gets hit when he gets to the inside relying on his chin too much at times, and he is easy to clinch too and predictable in his attacks. Also, he is a little small for a HW and a bigger guy can bully Torrez based on how Torrez fights.

 

Not very bright.

 

Someone with a solid jab that moves well will give him a lot of problems. He gets hit a lot

 

I think he is more like 6'1 and anyone in the top 5 or so probably trashes him.

As much as he wants to be like Marciano or Tyson, he doesn't have the power or technique, but we will see about the chin

 

I can see him picking up a belt, but don't think he will go far. He's small and gets hit way too often. He don't know how to avoid pinches at the inside game

He's young and very entertaining yes. and he also got plenty of time improve, buz still I think he's limited to be an elite

 

Vianello was a big step up for him. It was not an easy fight. But that was to be expected in all honesty. You can’t have it both ways. He got to keep fighting Vianello level competition his next 3 fights.

 

Does he beat Ajagba? I’m not so sure. A long, consistent jab will give him **** load of trouble.

 

Itauma uses his height much better.

 

Rough style! I don't think he will be a problem for better fighters with technique and superior proportions for the weight class. The way he hits too make me think hand issues won't be far off.

 

Still think Torrez Jr vs Justin Huni would be a cracker

 

Unless he drastically improves or stays at this level of opposition his future is a maximum B level fighter. And about this fight,,I thought Vianello looked awful and Torrez appeared to be sucking air around the 5th and 6th round just using some lunging in tactics that against a better fighter gets him zapped...

 

he doesn't have good footwork. He isn't 6'2 either. The guy is barely 6 feet. You need extraordinary footwork at that level if you want to compete as a 6 foot heavyweight.