Is this 16 year old the best heavyweight prospect since Lewis and Bowe???

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by Ivan Milat, Apr 4, 2012.



  1. Ivan Milat

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    Stepping up a division at 16 to qualify for the olympics suggest this guy's ducking no one as a pro (Damien Hooper already had the light heavy spot tied up) like Solis or Povetkin. Is Jai Opetaia the best prospect at heavy since Lewis and Bowe in the late 80's. Kid can do everything and will only get stronger and better. The heavyweight resurgence isn't too far away. Great boxer, aggresive and very elusive. (please don't move thread would love classic's opinion on this)



    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0n3CEK4yLg[/ame]
     
  2. Foreman Hook

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    But he is only 176LBS. :verysad
     
  3. MadcapMaxie

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    Certainly the best aussie heavyweight prospect, looks promising.
     
  4. Ivan Milat

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    He's not 17 yet for another 3 months. Is currently bigger than 176 pounds, just qualified for the Olympics at heavyweight.
     
  5. SenorRamirez

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    are you crasy ? you think he is good ? hahaha in 2 months im show you my fight than you see what is good ;)
     
  6. Ivan Milat

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    Yes that's why your bragging on the internet:patsch cause your weally weally good. This kid stepped up a division to become the youngest Olympian ever. The **** have you ever done internet warrior?
     
  7. avk47

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    Tough to tell because he still looks like a junior in the video you posted.

    Don't see him qualifying for the games if he was going through Europe TBH. Much easier to become an olympian from Australasia.
     
  8. avk47

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    But if I were him I'd stil stick around the ams for a while longer as he matures a bit.
     
  9. Legend X

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    I wish the kid the best of luck.
    Any 16 or 17 year old fighting seniors in international matches should be encouraged, and acknowledged as serious prospects for future professional careers.
    I wouldn't want to burden him with too much expectations though by talking about Lennox Lewis or Riddick Bowe !
     
  10. SenorRamirez

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    http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?p=10284747#post10284747
    u fukking punk motafukka suck my dick,internet warrior
    im the best in my country so shut up asslicker
     
  11. Ivan Milat

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  12. SenorRamirez

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    your mamas ***** county,hijo de chingada
     
  13. Ivan Milat

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    Meh, whatever clown.
     
  14. Kalasinn

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  15. mattdonnellon

    mattdonnellon Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Ten Aussies qualified but most wouldn't make top ten in the Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Russia, Cuba or top five in Uk, Ireland, India etc.
    Having said that he is a good prospect as is Hooper, but for example would he win a European title a few months after he is 17, like Joe Ward?