The Boxrec top ten unbeaten Heavy Weights

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  1. the_brigand

    the_brigand I'll Eat Her Later... Full Member

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    What should really disturb you is that Malik Scott at 32-0 is ranked bellow a guy had only fought 9 fights.

    btw, like him or hate him Fury has been matched up pretty hard for a guy with only 34 amateur fights. much harder then say, Deontay Wilder.
     
  2. kk17

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    Tyson Fury, Scott and Koeber aren't worldclass and would always lose vs guys like Tua, Arreola, Peter and Valuev.

    Ustinov would get completely outboxed vs every skilled top HW Boxer
    like Chambers Thompson or Povetkin

    Boystov is talented but i think he is too small do fight somelike the Klitschkos.
    His chin is still untested.

    I think Povetkin and Solis are the best of this unbeaten Heavy Weights

    Boystov, Pianeta, Johnson are not experienced enough yet
     
  3. boxingcar

    boxingcar Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yes , both Povetkin & Boytsov...
     
  4. Loufatski

    Loufatski Boxing Junkie banned

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    I just added another "unbeaten"
     
  5. The Mighty One

    The Mighty One Well-Known Member Full Member

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    remember that this is a top 10 list of UNBEATENS....the greater point is that there are so few, meaning that its a competitive division. Tyson Fury is just an O that is waiting to go.
     
  6. colinthfc

    colinthfc Guest

    He has 11 more wins than Chisora, but is 1 below him at 58 on the boxrec rankings which indicates his level of opposition
     
  7. time lost

    time lost Member Full Member

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    haye is a bum!!!!!!!!:roll:
     
  8. CHEF

    CHEF Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :roll:

    WOW... 1 fight at HW in 2 years since moving up and claiming "I am going to clean out all the bums in the HW division"........ your right... Haye should be at the top of the list:patsch
     
  9. Saints Fan

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    Right on Chef, I hope that big ugly Valuev destroys him and sends him back to CW
     
  10. BoxingDomain

    BoxingDomain Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You assume Haye gets by Valuev. I think it will be a lot tougher for Haye that most people think. Valuev held back a lot against Holyfield, even stating several times that he didn't want to fight him, didn't want to hurt him, etc...

    With what Haye has been saying about Valuev, you can guarantee he won't hold anything back. I don't believe Haye can hurt Valuev. Valuev can hurt Haye, if he can land flush, so it should be interesting.
     
  11. MattMattMatt

    MattMattMatt Guest

    Pianeta has Matt Skelton on his record, better than anyone on either Johnson's or Solis's (even though Skelton was past it he was still reasonably ranked at the time). Johnson and Solis are talented but have achieved absolutely nothing of note, so it is only fair that Pianeta is ahead of them. They are ranked on achievements, not potentional or talent.
     
  12. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Ustinov is terrible, any top ten list he makes is a sad list indeed.
     
  13. TommyV

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    Chisora is going nowhere, Fury neither if he doesn't improve and use his physical attributes to his advantage. Don't know enough about Malik Scott or Sebastien Koeber. Ustinov I don't rate and he would of lost his '0' against Cedric Boswell if the fight went ahead. Solis has all the skills, but he's pretty small, lacks real top-level power and he's never in shape.

    As for the others, well Boytsov is talented but he may be too small, we shall see. Pianeta I'm a bit undecided on, wasn't impressed against Gammer, haven't seen him since but he's building a half decent resumé. Doesn't use his height or southpaw stance though, lacks a varied arsenal of punches aswell but he seems pretty durable, work ethic can be lackadaisical at times.

    Johnson is developing, his power seems to be coming on a bit and he's developing a top-quality jab, but I'd like to see him hold off the Vitali fight for a bit until he's more rounded and proven at a higher level.

    Povetkin we all know about. Great work-rate for a heavyweight, relatively durable though admittedly hasn't faced a world-level puncher yet. Good variety of punches, but open defensively and doesn't have all that much power.
     
  14. The Mighty One

    The Mighty One Well-Known Member Full Member

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