Breazeale and Hunter. The new breed of American Heavyweights?

I keep hearing about Washington doing well in sparring.
So he's likely at least a good gym fighter.
Honestly I think if he keeps progressing he will be ready for a shot by 20, or so fights.
Also with Haymon behind him, he will get the right opponents.

Breazeale seems to give away too much height, but he is a good in fighter so..... we'll just have to see. He was in there with a good live fighter who was trying to win who gave him valuable rounds.

I think Anthony Joshua, and Joseph Parker beat them both though, and they appear at these early points in their careers to be better prospects.
Time will tell though.

I still say keep an eye out for Donovan Dennis as the Dark Horse of the bunch.
He has fast hands, can crack, and is a south paw.
More skilled in my opinion than Charles Martin, but Martin is being moved better/faster.

 

Would be hard to build an augment against that statement at this juncture.