He might have been before since they're both in north New Jersey and Wach is the right size for Adamek to want to spar him. He is fighting McBride next though, hopefully he KOs the bum. He's 31 though, shame on you for bringing him up
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From what I saw there are quite a few good polish prospects. The ones who impress me the most are Grzegorz Proksa- undefeated Middleweight. Andrzej Wawrzyk- undefeated HW, who doesnt seem to have much power, but is a decent boxer (and Is still young). And Arthur Szpilka. Former CW, who moved up to HW after prison. He is 22 or 21, meaning that he has a long way to go, but he is already showing some major talent. I think he is the most promising.
Proksa has no luck getting a shot at the euro title after trying several times through several champs. I hope he can finally get his shot. Imagine the kid with Freddy Roach....he has trained himself for several fights.Such talent yet such a rocky career.
Going on talent alone, Proksa without a doubt if he continues fighting.. his career is horrifically mismanaged, which is a shame because it is a waste of a big talent. I would also like a talent like that to have a better trainer. And although it maybe early but Szpilka looks to have some talent, but needs work, and needs to be looked after, as well as stay away from his ziomki z osiedla. A move to the U.S would suit him well. I like Masternak as well, but I don't know what the **** he is doing, his career seems mismanaged as well. Wolak has been nice lately. A true grit blood and guts pressure fighter/brawler. Great watching him fight. Along with some others that already have been mentioned. For me the hottest prospects are Proksa and Szpilka atm. Proksa is already a fighter with 26 fights, and I say prospect because I think he still has a long way to go and has so much more developing to do before we actually really find out what he is capable of. He needs to get on track and with a good trainer.. his career is going to waste the way it is going now..
All this Polish up and coming boxers look promising, by 2017 we should have 3-10 World champions if things go well
should have go to chicago and promote himself in USA,you know...talk to endrju and stuff he is 26 he still have time
He needs to get on it, though. Nothing is working out as it should for him. I think he is partly to blame as well. If he was more aggressive about his career and more frustrated with how it is going I think he would more aggressively pursue fixing the problem. But he seems somewhat content considering the circumstances. A move to the U.S would definitely serve him well.