Predict the next boxing star from your country.

Anyone seen Kaji Sato (13-0 (12)) MW from Japan or Bongani Mwelasi (12-0 (11)) WW. From what I've heard, too very exciting fighters.

However, I heard that about Victor Oganov before he was exposed.

Kell Brook is definitely one to look out for, or indeed for U.S fight fans to hate on.

 

thats all great but......i was saying there isn't a fighter who's as green as he is, that has accomplished what he has, which alone is praiseworthy

Berto is easily the most accomplished prospect in the world, nah....actually lemme take that back, i'd say it's a tie between him and Juanma Lopez

but yeah.....also i'mma throw in Victor Ortiz, i see big things for him too, he'll have a world title by the end of 09'

 

Ortiz and JuanMa I agree with.

 

I think Choi could beat anyone at FW - and travelling won't be an issue because he is a nomad!

He doesn't have that many miles on the clock because the word seemed to have spread about his ability among the gym rats and nobody wanted to fight him.

Willie Limond posts on the Brit forum, and actually fought him at 130lbs - he said he was by far the hardest puncher he had faced. Willie won on PTS by the way.

 

Its got nothing to do Haye getting KTFOed. Personally I like Haye and hope that doesn't happen anytime soon. If this kid is a really good prospect I would love for him to have signed with a more established promoter, one with deeper pockets and a proven record of bringing fighters from prospect level to the Championship level. Cause thats worth a hell of a lot more then a slot on a David Haye undercard.

 

Hayemaker Promotions stage other shows - not just Haye fights.

They are racking up a decent stable of fighters, headed of course by Haye and by former middleweight title challenger Ryan Rhodes - who is on course for a title shot at 154.

To say they have only been going a few months, they already have a TV deal and a growing stable.

Not bad IMO.

 

From Denmark: Thomas "Tommyboy" Povlsen,10 fights,10 wins.A 22 year old southpaw,middelweight.
IF he continue develop,he will get far IMO.He´s hungry,young,and talented.

 

Without a doubt...Kell Brook.

 

Yeah, PTS that's what I said.

Choi is more suited to 126, and I think he'll do well against anyone there.

Actually, Choi is the next boxing star from our country! like Prescott we seem to have adopted him as one of our own!

 

kell brook, and although he aint had a fight as a professional yet frankie gavin. he has a stellar amateur record

 

Anyone who exposes a Sports Network fraud will be taken as one of our own, regardless of how good they are, who they have beaten previously and where they are from.

Khan was destroyed by Prescott
Matthews was destroyed by Choi - very brutally

 

Kell Brook or Khash the Bash

 

Have to spread the love for Kell Brook on here... awesome talent. The world awaits.

 

Alexander Alekseev - Russia/fighting out of Germany

 

:good And from PR it definitely is JuanMa