Cruiserweight and Heavyweight thread.

definitely bull****! Russia have a really strong team as well, it's a shame we can't see them > Ataev, Shumkov, Savvin, Kool, Rogazin, Surov, Popov, Gadzhimagomedov, Kozlov, Bizhamov, Magomedov etc.

 

Nikita Putilov vs Zokirov from the world championships

Putilov won that. The Uzbeks do seem to get gifts quite a lot

Zokirov has bad stamina/fitness issues, he tires far too easily

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Zokirov vs Oralbay was really messy. Oralbay's aggression was favored by the judges.

 

4 of their gold medalists were aged 21 or younger. Uzbek takeover in the pros is imminent haha.

By the way, how was the kid at 85kg, Isroilov?

 

No idea what's funny I know they are really good in the amateurs, but I was just saying they get a few gifts along the way. They definitely don't translate well to the pro game so far though so can't see a pro takeover. But it's impressive how they've been churning out Gold medal talents for the last decade in the amateurs. Before then they were usually getting to the quarter finals or getting bronzes, then they upped their game. Soviet Union school of boxing is strong And I've not seen that guy yet.

 

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October 10th in Grozny, Suslenkov vs Smakici and Salamov vs Kashinksy for some ranking titles.

 

What ever happened to Zhan Kossobutskiy

 

"Lost" to Ajagba, then disappeared.

 

What a bizarre reaction he had in that fight.

 

Well he was giving a receipt for the numerous low blows Ajagba landed on him. Except he got in trouble, Ajagba didn't.

 

Apparently Luis Ortiz weighed in at 267 lbs for his fight tomorrow.

 

Yoza bobowza! Career high with a bullet...nine lbs more than versus Francisco Cordero last year, and 30½ lbs more than Wilder II.

 

He matched his age

 

They say you gain some weight at 65.

 

Otto Wallin is back on November 7th against the ever present TBA