Predict the future of the heavy weight division three years from now.

Wlad's on the road to retirement, having beaten all of these chumps

Most likely contenders to take over are Povetkin and Boytsov, with Haye having retired

 

In an even worse state than it's in today?

 

3 YEARS IS A LONG TIME IN BOXING, a lot can happen, Sam Peter will only be in his early 30's so im sure he will still be abound Wlad will be in his mid 30's so it's safe to say he will still be fighting, guy's that will be gone are Holyfield, Maskaev, Golota, Tua, how can anybody predict:think /????

 

Undisputed Unifed Champion: David Tua

1: Alexander Povetkin
2: Odlanier Solis
3: Wladimir Klitschko
4: David Haye
5: Samuel Peter
6: Bowie Tupou

:hey :yep

 

bums from the cruise climb into the heavy weight after seeing david hayes big $$$$$$. and the division gets a bit more excitement. 2008 olympic gold medalist is quick but has glass jaw

 

Alexander Povetkin will have the IBF
Samuel Peter will still be WBC
David Haye will have won and lost a version due to his dodgy chin and Chris Arreola will just have picked up the WBA with a dramatic stoppage of former IBF champ Wlad Klitschko..

Dimentricko and Solis Fonte are still queuing up for a shot..

 

chris arreola stop wlad? dont hold your breath

 

Arreola a world champion :rofl

Please don't, its not April 1st yet :rofl

 

Arreola stops Wlad??? your dreaming..

 

Wlad will still rule. He will have beaten Thompson, Alexander Povetkin, the Chagaev/Valuev winner, David Haye, Solis & a couple of other name guys and some will rank him in the top 10 of all time at HW. :hey :deal :thumbsup

 

You can dream if you want to but there's no frickin' way Tua is getting a title.

 

So you think Povetkin will beat Wladimir for the IBF & Arreola will KO wladimir?

Good luck with that...................:rofl

 

Wlad still on top and will have basically cleared out the division.

 

The unstoppable machine known as Manny Pacquiao will be the Undisputed, 10 division Heavyweight champion of the world.