Helenius has chance to make a real statement by taking Chisora out. This will solidfy his standing at the front of the pack.
At least Chisora is a reasonable opponent, eventhough he got beaten by Fury lol... Let's hope he's in some kinda shape and he can make it into the later rounds against Robert. I expect Helenius by KO7
Helenius should just keep on fighting different styles of fighters, therefore getting lots of experience. He will one day become a champion................
Only thing I am worried about is that as good as his competition is, he realized at one time that he should be facing a few guys his own size, and he just can't seem to make those fights happen, with the exception of Levin. There was talk of a Claus Bertino fight- not the best opponent but a skilled guy with size. I am sure that Davarrel Williamson and Lance Whitaker are still out there. Just a few guys in the mix who can look him in the eye. Other than that, the competition has been increadible for his stage of developement.
Helenius has been very cagey at taking well known fighters who are on a down turn. His resume still looks good but I hope he takes on a live body who isn't past it or a neverhasbeen (like Chisora) before getting a title shot. I hope Chisora can at least test his chin.
Povetkin would be awsome, but gosh, so unrealistic given todays uncompetative climate. Other names that come to mind are: Wach, Chambers, Adamek, even Arreola would be fun to see. I'm guessing they will try to take someone weaker than the above (like Dimitrenko or Boytsov) en route to a showdown with K2, which would be ok too. I just hope he doesn't get an instant shot after beating Chisora. I guess that is all I can hope for, from this division.
What are you talking about? Since when is Chisora on the down turn? Just because he lost a 50/50 fight against Fury in which he came in 2 stone overweight?