Cruiserweight and Heavyweight thread.

Hrgović said he would fight the former world champ, or former challenger.
Who could be that?

 

It might be Wach, Molina or Spilzka but probably none of them but some journeyman.

 

I think Ruiz Jr beat overrated champ in Parker and that Parker will loose again when he will face Whyte and that will show that Parker will loose every time he faces world level heavyweight. And I think Ruiz Jr is overrated himself and would loose once he would face the very best and would loose to Ortiz or Whyte who both are close to the best.

 

If champion:

Peter? Liakovich? Maskaev?

If challenger:

Kingpin Johnson, Pianeta, Wach, Duhuapas, Molina, Szpilka,

If he slimmed down, he would probably be a light-heavy, so how much punch resistance can he really have?

 

Will be someone in TOP 50. I would like to see against Molina or Stiverne.

 

Teslenko is set to fight Avery Gibson on August 18th.
This fight is set for Dimitrenko/Jennings undercard.

 

Dave Allen (13-4-2) will return after his stoppage loss to Tony Yoka last month against Lee Carter (1-4-0) in Sunderland on July 27.

 

Tyson Fury working and working and looks in great shape already 5 weeks out.

The Gypsy King is definitely back.

Give him three or four months of working out in the gym and two more built up fights and he is probably in shape to fight the big names.

He will clean the division up.

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Luis Ortiz will face Razvan Cojanu on July 28th.

 

If Hughie Furie turns down to fight Pulev in a eliminator than Otto Wallin might be the next if he isn't injured.

 

"We were trying for the fight to happen in the United States, or at the very least some kind of neutral territory, and we just couldn't make that deal," Salita exclusively told Sky Sports.

"Jarrell wants to fight the best fighters in the world and Pulev is a very good fighter, and we would consider that fight, just the location didn't work for us.

"Jarrell has demonstrated in his last few fights that he is willing to fight the best and he's stepped up. That's always been our goal. We'll explore other options, but I think we'll have something significant to announce soon

 

Hughie Furie is insignificant in this time and age because he is and will continue to be fighter who loose once he step to world level.

 

Corbin-Fonseca clash Aug 4 in Dallas
Big Card Promotions presents professional boxing on August 4th at the River Ranch Texas Horse Park in Dallas featuring Dallas’ Greg Corbin (15-0, 9 KOs) versus Homero Fonseca (14-8-3, 4 KOs) from Pittsburgh, Texas for the vacant USBA Gulf Coast heavyweight championship.