Cruiserweight and Heavyweight thread.

That could be a hell of a fight like Schwarz vs Mezencev. So far Wallin seems to be the more seasoned fighter but Granat is the stronger one.

 

I think you called it exactly right. Granat will go as far as his size, power and chin take him. Wallin is surprisingly light on his feet and seems to have some real skill.

I do NOT want them to fight each other, but to both develop into contenders. There are plently of guys like Attilla Levin, Klaus Bertino and Aldo Colliander around for them to learn from.

 

You're right but Granat looks much more open to development to me. 24 is a very young age for a 6'7 24 year old heavyweight.

 

I like Granats inside skills, uppercut, body shots. His left hook is decent to when he lets it go. If he develops a stiff jab, works on his cross he could go far.

 

His hook is really fast in close. Overall great one shot upperbody speed, (and great power as well) but mediocre footspeed.

Overall he wont be depended by his footspeed anyway due to the fact that he is so tall.

 

Yeah a guy who's been in the game for almost 2 decades, and boxing before Granat was born schooling an amateur in sparring. What a shocker. Was 3 years ago btw.