Nathan Gorman: Stormin' Gorman The Chubby Cheshire Cat-Heavyweight Viscount Of The Gypsies.

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Out again on the 6th October but only a 6 rounder warm up for a bigger fight later this year.

 

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Breazeale has no business fighting for a title after beating Eric Molina. He's a tough, slow, and easily hit. He should be fighting the guys you mentioned, or even Kownacki instead of waiting around on an undeserved title fight that no one wants to see.

 

Looks like he's been working in a kebab shop. The bodybuilders long lost brother, Daniel Dubios obliterates this dude, like he did to that fat guy in his first fight. Lol.

 

Dubios doesn't hit as hard as first advertised and is not the most technically proficient, Gorman boxings circles around Double D's before stopping in the 6th, 7th or 8th round

 

Who's the opponent?

 

Frank wants Gorman Dubois (when it happens) to be PPV...

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This kid is amazing! I just saw some of his training footage with Hatton, I cannot believe how fast he is for a HW. It's absolutely incredible the hand speed and power this kid possesses for how he looks, he will be a legit threat to either Wilder or Joshua's titles as soon as he's ready for the level.

 

- Gormans opponent on October 6th pulled out two days before the fight with an injury
- Gorman will fight this weekend against an opponent he has already faced, Kamil Sokolowski
- This fight will be a warm up for a "big step up" in December
- Sokolowski is a journeyman but quite durable. Has gone the distance with Price, Bakole, Sexton etc. Only Whyte and Gorman have stopped him.

 

Dubois wont make it to PPV level undefeated at least, someone's gonna crack this hype job's china chin before Gorman. If they do eventually fight Gorman will embarass Dubois into retirement, but not before turning his lights out in probably the 5th or 6th round after a complete schooling.

 

Price was in all sorts of trouble against him in what was supposed to be an easy 6 rounder from memory.

 

Phelps in the background sniffin about lol..This fella is a pleasure to listen too

 

I believe so too. His punch variety is also very exciting and very accurate. Really talented kid, even though he looks 10 years older than I am.

 

I share your doubts about DD but FW is talking '6 or 7 fights' before him and Gorman are potentially matched together. I bet he's picking the opponents very carefully...

 

So post the DDD defeat and the dominant nature of how he was dispatched, where do we place Stormin' Gorman in the current heavyweight landscape domestically?