When was the last time you were truely amazed by a prospect

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  1. cubex

    cubex Boxing Addict banned

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    Rakhim Chakhkiev looks to be the truth.

    Time will tell.
     
  2. thechampizhere

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    i thought victor ortiz had a real legitmate shot and he still does...and thats only if he is mentally healed from them bombs maidana landed...but he could box and thats why i think he will be one to look out for again
     
  3. thechampizhere

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    also james kirkland had me intrigued after he destroyed the last cat he fought...too bad he slipped up
     
  4. The_Hitman92

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    'TRULY' amazed?

    Tyson, DLH, Naz & Floyd.
     
  5. HitMAn76

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    Gotta agree with alot of the posters here..Matt Korobov is an exciting one to watch.
    He is like a snake in the ring...he waits for his chance to come and strikes with precision))
    His defense is great also.
     
  6. valdez

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  7. BoppaZoo

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    Kirkland had me going.

    Paul Williams was the real last one though.
     
  8. thewoo

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    I was one of the many that bought into Bojado. I remember him and Cotto came up at abou the same time and were both at 140. I was certain they would meet as undefeated titlists for a unification bout and possibly one of the best Mexico vs PR fights of all time.

    I also bought into the Lacy hype.
     
  9. Goose

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    james kirkland
     
  10. pipe wrenched

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    My last one was Awesome Aaron Williams....He had been lookin' ****in' bad ass in there. Seemed to have everything from movement and defense to SCARY power.

    Then he got KTFO on FNF's and I haven't heard **** about him since.
     
  11. Brickhaus

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    I thought he looked AWFUL. Keep in mind that his opponent was 1-2-1, and had already been demolished by Ricky Lopez and Gary Russell Jr.
     
  12. Vanboxingfan

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    I like Gamboa too, unfortuately though I'm not quite convinced he can take a punch as I've seen him hurt 2-3 times/ He seems a little too willing to trade and leaves himself open too much, but he's definately a speed merchant, has great skills and technique.
     
  13. EpsilonAxis

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    I remember being VERY impressed with Denis Boystov's early fights. He's still impressive although I thought he was better when he was 15 lbs lighter.
     
  14. The Funny Man 7

    The Funny Man 7 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Another vote for Gamboa. Jermain Taylor fought on the Jones-Tarver I undercard, and his style blew me away then two.
     
  15. IntentionalButt

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    Yuriorkis Gamboa.

    The first time I saw Sharif Bogere was pretty amazing, though less so because of his prospects as a boxing prospect...or at least only partially because of them. :yep