Which up-and-coming boxer is most likely to become HW champion?

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  1. freedom2013

    freedom2013 Boxing Junkie banned

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    What I mean is become the REAL champion like Wladimir, not just a beltholder.

    Wladimir Klitschko, whose significant other is expecting a baby girl soon, says he will be retiring soon. Who is most likely to replace him as the HW champ?

    Discuss.
     
  2. Furey

    Furey EST & REG 2009 Full Member

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    Joshua is certainly heading in the right direction.

    Tyson Fury beats Wilder as far as I'm concerned and will win a world title, not so sure about ruling the division though.

    Wilder as exciting as he is, I truly think he's an accident waiting to happen.

    Haye's over 30 but is coming back & to be perfectly honest, probably beats everyone out there bar Wlad (should his shoulder be up to scratch that is).
     
  3. ForemanJab

    ForemanJab Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Anthony Joshua. He has all the tools and physical talent. I am also impressed with his work ethic,humbleness and dedication. I see him as being poised as the next dominant champion after Wladimir decides to hang up the gloves.

    Wilder by that time will be on journeyman level after he gets knocked spark out by Stiverne and a few other contenders.
     
  4. Local Stigmatic

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    Andy Ruiz is the most impressive Heavyweight contender at the moment and would beat AJ, Wilder and the rest pretty easily. All the more impressive considering he's still not fighting at his best weight yet but he's slowing starting to get in shape.

    Expect big things from him in 2015.
     
  5. freedom2013

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    Anthony Joshua reminds me of the young Wladimir Klitschko of 1997-2002.

    He has all the tools to become the next heavyweight champion.
     
  6. freedom2013

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    Parker is the youngest at age 22.

    He's fighting the durable Sherman Williams on Thursday.
     
  7. MVC!

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    Deontay Wilder would knock Joshua out easily.
     
  8. UnleashtheFURY

    UnleashtheFURY D'oh!

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    :patsch:lol::rofl

    Wilder is one of the worst names on that list, he's a complete fraud. I really hope you're trolling with this Wilder **** MVC!, Joshua would ANNIHILATE him.
     
  9. freedom2013

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    I like Wilder, but I'd bet on Joshua to win.
     
  10. True_Hero

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    Joshua

    He won't ever face Wlad, he's too early in his career and by the time he reaches the top Wlad will be retired. I'd already give Joshua the edge over Wilder whose just feeding on bums.
     
  11. ForemanJab

    ForemanJab Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    This bellend MVC is one of the most blatant racists/nationalists on this forum. If you know the nationality/race of the fighters in a thread topic you also know from what side he will argue from.
     
  12. DrMo

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    It should be which up-and-coming..... & not what

    I will not be voting in a poll until this is corrected
     
  13. freedom2013

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    Too bad Wilder-Stiverne is taking so long to get signed.

    Jennings is the next WBC mandatory, but it looks like he has to wait a long time for his shot.
     
  14. Nonito Smoak

    Nonito Smoak Ioka>Lomo, sorry my dudes Full Member

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    I'll go with Wilder based on likely opportunity, I'll go with Jennings if I'm talking about skills and ability to beat to diverse opponents, and I'll go with Joshua based on the combination of good looking skills n ability and future opportunity too as a British golden boy which he seems to be. Fury has that sort of opportunity, but I just don't trust his skills enough to list him ahead of the three I've mentioned.
     
  15. STB

    STB #noexcuses Full Member

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    I think a few of those guys will be a champ.