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Think I've mention this guy before but he looks like a real contender, Joshua Buatsi, light heavy:
The French guy he knocked out was unbeaten but clearly not on his level, so Buatsi himself will most likely be a world title contender in 2 or 3 fights. Like a lot of boxers he hasn't had much action for the past 18 months, which is a shame as he is now 28, but he still has time to challenge.
Explosive power and has that nasty edge when he gets in the ring, like he could really hurt people, but out of it he is a good guy. You can see when he was in the moment and fired that second shot on the guy on the way down he realised that the guy was already knocked out and started to apologise almost. It's hard to turn that instinct on and off in the ring like that.
The French guy he knocked out was unbeaten but clearly not on his level, so Buatsi himself will most likely be a world title contender in 2 or 3 fights. Like a lot of boxers he hasn't had much action for the past 18 months, which is a shame as he is now 28, but he still has time to challenge.
Explosive power and has that nasty edge when he gets in the ring, like he could really hurt people, but out of it he is a good guy. You can see when he was in the moment and fired that second shot on the guy on the way down he realised that the guy was already knocked out and started to apologise almost. It's hard to turn that instinct on and off in the ring like that.
Triple G is a true legend and one of my athletes ever. But he really should not be fighting Canelo at 40 years old. Canelo will brutalize him and that will lead to legacy damage due to the inevitable revisionist claims always being far superior to GGG because of that fight. He's made enough money and has a great legacy.
Joyce just knocked out Joseph Parker and took some big shots on his granite chin. He's now calling out Usyk, obviously. He's probably going to get a world title fight, either way.
He reminds me of George Foreman, he's this lumbering fighter that keeps coming forward with big shots even when he seems like he should be in trouble. Shame he came into boxing so late, he's 37 now.
As for Dubois, he's knocked out a few people since that loss. There is talk of him fighting Jared Anderson, the best American heavyweight prospect in some time. That would be an explosive fight, to be fair.
He reminds me of George Foreman, he's this lumbering fighter that keeps coming forward with big shots even when he seems like he should be in trouble. Shame he came into boxing so late, he's 37 now.
As for Dubois, he's knocked out a few people since that loss. There is talk of him fighting Jared Anderson, the best American heavyweight prospect in some time. That would be an explosive fight, to be fair.
