Jalolov is not that good.

Why?

 

A big man without a good jab, who can only fight opponents with his physical advantage. He seeks comfort, and is at ease against opponents he has already defeated, but his confidence obviously drops when fighting against opponents who dare to attack him. Lack of stamina and playing style without Ornamental value .Amateur boxing super heavyweight division has been lacking talent boxers since 2016. He is arrogant and thinks he can become the Undisputed Heavyweight Champion and win a third gold medal. His opponent on the 6th of this month only received the competition contract four days before the competition and had no time to prepare. Fighting a boxer ranked outside the top 150 in the world, the last few rounds were like a wrestling show. He is not that good.

 

Anyone remember Denis Boytsov? I'm getting strong Boytsov vibes from this guy.

 

https://www.sports.kz/news/daje-neh...ichili-vstrahe-pered-azerbaydjanskim-bokserom
Considering the changes in the heavyweight division in the future, Jalolov has been highly expected by boxing fans since he won the super heavyweight gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. But I would say that the amateur era he dominated was a weak era, and it is time to see his true level. This is a recent interview, which you can translate into English using a translator. So, he is indeed a boxer who seeks safety rather than the courage to challenge the strongest. I think he has a contradictory mentality. On the one hand, he is overconfident in his strength, but deep down he doubts that his strength is not the best. In the 2022 interview, he said that he would dominate the professional heavyweight in two years but he is still playing amateur boxing.