Who the hell is the best U.S Heavyweight these days???

Errrrmmmm....

Good question.

I have no idea.

 

no one. :rofl

 

We don't have one.

 

not a popular guy right now, and nobody will agree with me but I still say Chambers, or maybe Tony Thompson.
I think Brewster is finished. Rahman has been around a while and I think his best days are behind him, don't get me started on Ruiz. Brock was beat by Chambers.

some people will say Johnson or Arreola but those guys have fought nobody.
even though having the zero looks good.

 

Thompson is like Cunningham at cruiserweight...and Chambers a young Toney already being fed up all the way to heavyweight.

Both are the best the US have to offer at the moment...

 

They already have a guy with that style in Thompson @heavyweight - that should be enough...give me some well-schooled bangers like that guy from ESPN last week that KOed Davis...

 

I go with Wlad, he lives in the USA now.

 

I guess Tompson. I wish Brewster was healthy, the guy was pure entertainment win or lose.

 

Is he a citizen? I do not think so.

Maskaev has dual U.S. - Russian citizenship, and lives near Sacramento, AFAIK.

Peter should have a U.S. citizenship by now as well.

So I will go with this pair.

 

Im not sure if he is. He might be working on it.


If he doesn't then Ill go with Sam/Maskaev like you. :good

 

as bad as the current state is, the major thing is that nobody is out there coming up. So as bad as things are, they are only going to get worse. Especially when you consider the fighters the US does have right now are almost all holdovers from the 90's. Looking at the US amateur team, looking at the way gyms are closing all across the states, looking at how prisons rarely have boxing programs these days, looking at the lack of trainers that are out there, its going to be a long time coming before the US has any more than one or two top ten guys.

 

Tony Thompson

up and coming is Kevin "Kingpin" Johnson