Which Nation will rule boxing's HW Division in the post Kbro Era(2-3 yrs max)

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  1. FelixTrinidad

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    I think it's the UK OR Eastern Europe (one of their countries)

    Anthony Joshua.
    22 years old, 6'6, Olympic Favorite, skilled,super athletic, fast like a god damn cheetah, strong like a grizzly bear, very modest. Could be the next Lewis.

    David Price- Still pretty young. Big, 6'8, not as athletic as Joshua but looking really good.


    David Haye- He will be in around 33-35 when Vitali becomes a corpse and when Wlad's age start showing.


    Tyson Fury- Big Question mark on this guy, but hey he got the size and potential.

    Dillian Whyte- This guy is a massive prospect. If he was American, he will be on HBO ALREADY. I don't see anyone stopping him after Kbros (other then his fellow British Brothers)



    Eastern Euro Countries still got some juice left.

    Kubre Vulvev is very very good, vulvev is very talented.

    Also Magorv omaev in the Olympics look pretty amazing.



    America is up there. I actually rank America OVER the Eastern Europeans
    after K2 is gone.


    Bryant Jennings
    Seth Mitchell
    Dom Breezy
    even Wilder could turn out to be something.
     
  2. Butch Coolidge

    Butch Coolidge Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Eastern Europe is a continental region, not a country ( and they say Americans are bad at geography) But I do believe a fighter from this region could become the dominate heavyweight in the years ahead. Magomed Omarev may be that fighter but, then again, only time will tell.

    I remember a decade ago Michael Grant was annointed "The Heir Apparent" by the (cough-cough) knowledgeable boxing scribes. I wonder how that worked out.

    The British fighters certainly have more hype or buzz going on about them than the US fighters. Maybe things will work out for the British but I have a feeling the American heavyweight very well could seemingly come out of nowhere, it's not like there's a competent boxing writer in the USA he could herald his approach and arrival.
     
  3. Elliot

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    I fear the belts will end up being handed around alot, I don't think any of the current heavyweight prospects/contenders are good enough compared to the others to rule the division.
     
  4. FelixTrinidad

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    Michael Grant wasn't hype. He was the real ****ing deal. He was the heir apparant. He had it all, the size, the skills, the ring smarts, the nationality. He had it all. He had as high of a ceiling talent wise as Riddick Bowe. The issue is America and HBO wanted to over throw the British Empire way too soon and threw Grant at a Prime Lennox.

    Lewis ended up breaking his soul and his body. Lewis hit him so hard, people thought Grant lost his liver bone or some ****.


    George Foreman said

    'THAT'S IT STOP THE FIGHT, LENNOX BROKE HIS LEGS'


    But I agree with your post. Eastern Europe and UK have more hype, but an American Tyson could suddenly emerge.
     
  5. FelixTrinidad

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    Hmmm. Very good point. We shall see how Joshua performs at the olympics.

    But like I said there are two 'super prospects'

    DILLIAN Whyte and Anthony Joshua.

    David Price and Bryant Jennings along with Seth Mitchell, we kinda already know how good they will be. Which is at worst 'middle of the pack' at best
    'Frank Bruno'.
    But Joshua and Whyte we have yet seen their full window.