Heavyweights - The next generation?

adamek.

Cunningham if he moves up in weight.

 

Mike perez i one of the photos looks really good but needs a step up in opponent soon and to be more active

 

mo

 

He beat James Toney,, He Won the WBC heavy weight championship of the world, He got beat by the two best heavies there is and lost to chambers. Peter is only 29 and now that he is with top rank and motivated and training like he gives a **** and keeping the weight down..WATCH OUT!!!

 

:rofl

You mean he beat this guy?

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Maybe you're right. Maybe he will rabbit punch his way towards another alphabet strap and then bellow like an invalid.

WHO NECKS??!!

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The who necks has been played out already:rofl Yea that guy and OHH btw Toney has some boxing skills but how did Peter beat him twice if you say Peter loses to boxers with boxing skills:hi:

 

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George Monk Foreman

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I don't really think fans ought to gloat over Peter decisioning a fat middlweight
pushing 40.

And we all know KOing Jeremy Williams (over five years ago) is relevant here!

Anyway, to answer this thread's question; I think Adamek and Povetkin (provided he can get himself into the title picture at last) will carry the torch. If Cunningham moves up to HW he'd also stand a chance.

It appears as though smaller, technically-sound crusierweights moving up may be the perfect antidote to the modern lumbering giants the heavyweight division has been polluted by.