TOP-10 unbeaten heavyweight prospects

1. Povetkin- a future top dog,will be among the best heavies for a long time
2.Dimitrenko-excellent jab,not the best chin out there, a little bit stiff,able to beat most of his present rivals,but no match for the handful of elite fighters
3.Malik Scott-fat whale who will be harpooned as soon as he faces a decent name
4.Solis-one of the most naturally talented and promising young guys out there,lacks a good punch though
5.Kevin Johnson- well.....................
6.Boytsov-rising gifted puncher who has disappointed in his last outings to a ring,needs to go out with blazing guns looking for a quick ko instead of trying to imitate Chris Byrd,should change his coach
7.Arreola-has pop in his fists,doubt that he has the right attidude towards his chosen profesion
8.Pianeta-too limited to make a lot of noise,more or less on Johnson's level
9.Ustinov-big fellow who can punch,interesting fighter,we still dont know for sure which way the cat jumps,has to come up against stiff resistance to judge him correctly
10.Wawrzyk-still needs to learn one or two things before he can fight a good journeyman,no need to rush him into big fights,talented

Kretschman is a big heavy weight with a good punch,very stiff,but the jury is still out on him,has shown some convincing performances.

 

You are right,mate!

Zuev kicked his ass and knocked him down at the olympics.
Zuev is a good amateur,but he was brutally knocked out by Alexeev who now campains at cruiser weight in the paid ranks.
A pity that Alexeev is too small to give it a try at the heavies.He has the firepower to stop most of the present fighters at heavyweight.
Alexeev vs Haye would be a great fight!

 

Malik Scott may be among America's best prospects,but that doesnt mean that much nowadays,toney!

I am absolutely not sold on him. I cant really see much potential in him.

Besides he will keep fighting no-hopers,limited journeymen,and hardly recognisable names on his home turf in the states for years.
A protected American with a padded record!
He should move his ass over to europe and fight one of the decent heavies there.The best heavies on this planet are european based.

 

Ustinov is a beast, he's pretty old for a prospect though

 

Kevin Johnson, I dunno man, I'm really not feeling it with him. He projects the image of a killer but he's much more of a conventional points boxer. An old Seldon seemed to surprise and even rattle him in the first round before tiring.