Efe Ajagba is a disaster waiting to happen

Ajagba vs yoka please!

 

I think Yoka stops Ajagba.

 

Me too.

 

Not anymore, that fanbase about to ditch him. Apparently gone with J Prince and signing with Top Rank.

 

Ajagba looks like he could be the next King Ipitan. Time will tell.

 

To me, Ajagba looks pretty good.
He's got good power and technique but is rather slow and stiff (but to be fair, most heavyweight prospects today look stiff).

He's lacking defensively but has shown some improvement since the Kiladze fight.

He has shown that he can take a pretty good shot, but that he can also be dropped against lower level competition which is a bit worrying, though he did show good recouprative ability as he recovered quickly after being sent down.

I could see him being in the lower half of the top ten or fifteen in the future.

 

He's very vulnerable. He's a KO waiting to happen. I don't think he beats Kownacki if they fought.

 

It's kind of disgusting how people (or should i say idiots?) judge a fighter based on one punch / one KD.

Ajagba is a very decent HW prospect but he lacks some basic skills in defense and patience. He's very young for a HW (26) and can still improve a lot until he's 30.

Counting him out at this point shows how many casuals and clowns are posting in here.

And why the comparison to Dubois? Dubois isn't exactly a guy who has stopped a lot of dangerous guys. He was rocked and wobbled by some African guy before.

You guys are a joke.

 

This kind of reaction “oh, he got KD, he’s a bum” is why some prospects don’t step up for years. Let’s see how he learns from the hiccup against Kiladze.

 

It's not that. This is not like when Andre Ward got knocked down by Boone. You can tell Efe is vulnerable. He seems likely to get caught by a bomb very soon. I'll be surprised if he can amass some decent wins before getting KO'd. Nobody hates him. At least I don't see a reason to.

 

Not a great boxer in terms of head movement and technicalities. Similar to Wilder. A one trick pony who relies heavily on power

 

Yeah, not a huge fan of Ajagba myself, but his level of competition so far has been good. No doubt he'll be a title challenger one day, but can't see him winning a belt tbh.

 

What I got from that fight
Ajagba
Good solid jab
Decent chin
Fighters heart
Gets in trouble when he turns his jab around into a hook, leaves himself wide open

Kiladze
Solid chin
Great recovery powers
Warrior mentality

Honestly the best performance of the fight came from the Referee, very very good!

 

I don't think he's as good as Doubis but he'll get better over time. The main thing is he's exciting and fun to watch

 

Honestly, Ajagba's win over Demirezen is better than anything that Dubois has under his belt atm.
Ajagba has a 7 inch reach advantage and Dubois isn't the fastest guy out there, I'm not even sure that he'd beat him atm. In the long run Ajagba has more upside IMO, it's better to have a few good learning experiences at this stage than stepping up after only crushing mediocre opponents (like David Price, for example.