The Super Heavyweight Era

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by CONSTAR, Mar 3, 2015.


  1. CONSTAR

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    With Lennox,valuev and vitali gone and Wlad nearing the end of his glorious reign we have a lot of good super heavyweights emerging. Deontay wilder is 6'7 and is the WBC belt holder, Tyson Fury 6'9 is clearly the most worthy contender in the division, David Price 6'8 and supposedly Robert helenius 6'6 are on the comeback trail, Anthony Joshua 6'6 has a lot of potential and then there is the newbie Taishan Dong from China who is 7 foot tall but is only 3-0 at the moment.

    Anyway the point is are we now about to witness a golden age of super heavyweights unfold......

    Are we already over a decade into the Super Heavyweight era ???
     
  2. larryx2012

    larryx2012 I AM BETTER THEN YOU Full Member

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    They are tall and big,but lack a lot of talent
     
  3. CONSTAR

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    Price is stiff and very basic and Dong is untested but overall they seem like a good bunch
     
  4. oba carr

    oba carr Active Member Full Member

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    I see Joshua doing big things if he continues the way hes going.
     
  5. CONSTAR

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    I wonder what's really going on with his back injury
     
  6. Badbot

    Badbot You can just do things. Full Member

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    One day they might need to up the divisional limits. Ala a Cruiserweight would be 220 pounds or so.
    These guys are ridiculously big.
     
  7. oba carr

    oba carr Active Member Full Member

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    I thought Johnson would be a good test for him. Also they should at someone like Leapai for Joshua also.
     
  8. CONSTAR

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    After this era is over they may do just that