Bryant Jennings - What do we make of him?

He's a decent fighter with good skills, stamina, and is gritty but unfortunately has a lack of punching power that will keep him from the top level as things stand now.

 

he's closest to Michael Spinks. but bigger. and not quite.

 

He would beat Windmill Wilder.

 

he doesn't fight so why care? he thinks after his few fights he's supposed to fight for the title and is destined to earn a shitload of money. that won't happen. he's a great athlete but he hasn't figured out the business so far

 

he's got decent power for his size, is in really good physical condition, likes to mix it up and can move. he's the prototypical heavyweight of yesteryear. he'll lose to the klitschkos, but with a little more experience, there's no reason why he couldnt make noise in the division.

 

I'm not optimistic about what will happen when he steps up. But he's still a work in progress.

 

I find his arms unnaturally long for his hight which is in his advantage. However, I lost interest of him when he ducked Pulev although being offered 6 figure.

 

I get a vibe that he's getting the big head, turning down fights because he thinks he's due monster purses because he's beaten a few decent journeymen.

 

It's nice to see a solid American fighter for once. Pays attention to fundamental skills, not obsessed with being flashy or showing off, runs a lot, no excess flab, mobile...It's a rarity.

 

Wilder is fast and he hits HARD. I don't think I've ever seen anyone KO Kelvin Price as brutally as Wilder did. Wow!