Heavyweight Top 20

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  1. ludwig

    ludwig Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Arreola has 35 pro wins. A couple of those wins are against fighters who might beat Helenius. McCline from 08-09, Travis Walker, Manual Quezada, Chazz Witherspoon.

    Helenius put together a nice streak vrs. ex-champs but when he took on a prime fighter (Chisora) he got outclassed.

    I agree Helenius' win vrs. Peter is better than any single Arreola win.

    It's a close call, but Arreola's CV puts him ahead.

    H2H, I think Arreola's experience and ring savvy would carry him to victory if he got in the ring with Helenius right now. It would be a good fight.
     
  2. ludwig

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    I'm not saying Boswell is a massive scalp, I'm pointing out Haye's resume is thin. Haye only has 3 wins that are better than Boswell...Valuev, Mormeck, Chisora. Boswell was a better win then shot Ruiz. Brass tax--Povetkin's wins over Chagaev and Chambers alone put him ahead of Haye CV wise.
     
  3. Asterion

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    Champ: Wladimir Klitschko

    1. Vitali Klitschko
    2. David Haye
    3. Alexander Povetkin
    4. Robert Helenius
    5. Tomasz Adamek
    6. Kubrat Pulev
    7. Chris Arreola
    8. Tyson Fury
    9. Denis Boytsov
    10. Odlanier Solis
    11. Ruslan Chagaev
    12. Eddie Chambers
    13. Seth Mitchell
    14. Mike Perez
    15. Mariusz Wach
    16. Derek Chisora
    17. David Price
    18. Manuel Charr
    19. Bermane Stiverne
    20. Kevin Johnson

    I would say that the real contenders are between #1 and #12. Then you have recycled contenders and some prospects that are one fight from the Top10. After #18, you have fringe contenders.
     
  4. Duffy

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    1. Wlad
    2. Haye
    3. Vitali
    4. Povetkin
    5. Valuev
    6. Chambers
    7. Price
    8. Fury
    9. Chisora
    10. Adamek
    11. Arreola
    12. Thompson
    13. Helenius
    14. Pulev
    15. Mitchell
    16. Mormeck
    17. Boytsov
    18. Hamer
    19. Wach
    20. Towers
     
  5. Overhill

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    So many good fights in that list to be made.. Whole cards.
     
  6. 11player

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    1. Wladimir
    2. Vitali
    3. Haye
    4. Povetkin
    5. Adamek
    6. Helenius
    7. Pulev
    8. Arreola
    9. Solis
    10. Fury
    11. Chagaev
    12. Boytsov
    13. T. Hamer
    14. Wach
    15. S. Mitchel
    16. M. Perez
    17. B. Jennings
    18. Chisora
    19. K. Johnson
    20. Dimitrenko
     
  7. Faerun

    Faerun Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    1. Wlad
    2. Vitali
    3. Haye
    4. Povetkin
    5. Chambers
    6. Pulev
    7. Adamek
    8. Fury
    9. Chisora
    10. Helenius
    11. Solis
    12. Chagaev
    13. Arreola
    14. Ustinov
    15. Boytsov
    16. Price
    17. Mitchell
    18. Wach
    19. Perez
    20. Kingpin Johnson (let's be honest, his loss to Hamer was a fluke. A 3-rounder was always going to go against him)
     
  8. Royal-T-Bag

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    the only dude that would beat Ruddock fosho is Vitali. Ruddock would absolutely crush that list to pieces with the exception of Wlad and Vitali and would stand a very good Chance at upsetting Wlad with his aggression and Power. Ruddock vs Wlad is 50/50 imo.
     
  9. Mendoza

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    I would put in Glazkov, and take out Dimitrenko. I would also take out Thompson out of the top 15. Pretty good though.