Evgeny Tishchenko 1-0,1 KO review.

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Mendoza, Aug 21, 2018.


How far will Tishenko go as a professional heavyweight?

  1. Ring Magazine Champion

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    25.0%
  2. A World title holder ( WBC, WBA, IBF, WBO )

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    25.0%
  3. A top ten boxer in Ring Magazine or Box Rec

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    50.0%
  4. Top 11-30 talent at his peak on Box Rec

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  5. Top 31-50 talent at best

    0 vote(s)
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  6. Bust, not a top 50 box rec fighter

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  1. Mendoza

    Mendoza Hrgovic = Next Heavyweight champion of the world. Full Member

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    Evgeny Tishchenko 1-0,1 KO


    Amateur credentials at heavyweight ( 91K ) not super heavyweight 91K+

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    though many felt Vasily Levit, a much shorter but pound for pound type of talent was in the finals

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    , 2015 beating E. Savon.

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    to Savon in 2012 and Russo in 2013 in the finals

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    World series of boxing record 8-2 since 2014. 0 stoppage losses.


    Professional prospect summary as I have seen him box a few time in the amateurs and his professional debut.


    Tishchenko, 6’5” tall with a debut weight of 213 pounds is an elegant southpaw with quick snake like moves, fast hands, and a solid left hook. I could see him filling out to 220 pounds eventually. He has good fundamentals on offense and defense, and is able to quickly score and move in or out, targeting the head or the body, with accuracy often making his opponents miss during the process.

    Best guess on ability grades:

    Skills on offense B+

    Skills on defense B

    Height and Reach B+ 6’5” tall, with what looks like a 78-81” reach

    Power C+

    Hand speed B+

    Foot Speed B+

    Chin – Never stopped as far as I know but untested vs. true punchers at amateur super heavy. I’ll guess B

    Stamina to go rounds at a fast pace B+

    Boxing IQ / Ring Generalship B

    Heart – B+

    Work ethic A


    Weaknesses: Up close, he can be out landed or countered by the shorter / quicker opponents, though these types that tend to thrive at amateur level are in shorter supply in the professional ranks. His power by a professional heavyweights standard is average, and needs work. If he can’t get his opponents respect by landing punches, he won’t go far. He was able to do that in the amateurs in the 91K division, but can he vs a semi skilled or skilled 240 pound big man?

    Prediction level meter:

    Ring Magazine Champion 5% chance

    World title holder ( WBC, WBA, IBF, WBO ) 20%

    A top ten boxer in Ring Magazine or Box Rec 20%

    Top 11-30 talent at his peak on Box Rec 25%

    Top 31-50 talent at best 20%

    Bust, not a top 50 box rec fighter, ever 10%
     
    Last edited: Aug 22, 2018
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  2. Mendoza

    Mendoza Hrgovic = Next Heavyweight champion of the world. Full Member

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