Mike Perez back on 8 December against Avery Gibson in California.

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  1. houmzz

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    Mike Perez trains with Virgil Hunter right now
     
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    Perez can be a contender if he regains his game but Sergey Kuzmin would beat him Ryabinsky need to make that fight.
     
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    Perez is a good heavyweight and probably worked his way into the lower top 10 at one point.

    He's 31 and if he's able to bounce back mentally he still has to land some major fights.
     
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    With Virgil in his corner he can win them too.
     
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    Yeah, if Perez can bounce completely back he's definitely capable of winning some big fights and being a top 10ish fighter again.

    I think taking time off and coming back with a new trainer is a good move for him. I'm not sure he becomes a relevant heavyweight again but the potential is there.
     
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  11. theanatolian

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    Holy ****. 5 days after he fights Wallin in Bulgaria? Shame. I was curious to see how he'd look against Avery Gibson, who's not very easy to look good against.
     
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  12. DoubleJab666

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    Perez is a wasted talent. Too many pints of Guinness while living in Ireland I reckon...
     
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  13. On The Money

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    Povetkin loss aside he's got a good resume.
     
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  14. IntentionalButt

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    Perez vs. Charr is 50/50?
     
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  15. theanatolian

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    If Perez comes in around 280 lbs, maybe.
     
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