Theres a pretty decent kiwi fight out off OZ; Junior Talipeau a middleweight with a 11-0(4) record. Was scheduled for 10 rounds in only his 5th fight. From what I've seen of him he's one of our best prospects in awhile!
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Theres a pretty decent kiwi fight out off OZ; Junior Talipeau a middleweight with a 11-0(4) record. Was scheduled for 10 rounds in only his 5th fight. From what I've seen of him he's one of our best prospects in awhile!
That's him...Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
That's that 17 year old welterweight huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
He still has some work to do but looks good so far.
I'd like to see him fight someone who's know for durability to see how well he handles a long distance fighter.
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Originally Posted by Mikkel_K
Check this post out, I put it up after the Vera loss....
From this thread: http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...tml#post484053Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Argenis Mendez is one I forgot. He's one to watch for without a doubt, trained by Floyd Sr. with power in both hands and good boxing ability.
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Originally Posted by Mikkel_K
I never saw Lee before the Vera fight and was not impressed to say the least. Although it is a bit ridiculous how coming you have to have a perfect record basically.
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Originally Posted by CutMeMickYou speak the truth....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikkel_K
Check this post out, I put it up after the Vera loss....
From this thread: http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...tml#post484053Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Lot's of fighters lose early in their careers and some in devistating fashion and they pick themselves up they get back to work and they achieve more than anyone thought possible.
When Wlad was beaten by Sanders and Brewster I was still in his corner and now he's THE champion once again which no one thought was possible.
I'm sticking with Lee because he's a southpaw, he's got quick hands, he's young, and he can obviously take a decent punch...he's got heart and he has a great trainer. It's obvious he's going to be back....just my opinion though.
Manny Steward fighters in general usually lose at least once before making it big...look at Lennox Lewis and Gerald McClellan and Wladimir Klitschko....they all came back to do extremely well
Diego Magdeleno
Keith Thurman
Danny Garcia
Hylon Williams
Edwin Rodriguez
Danny Jacobs
Karl Dargan
Those are some that I missed that have just turned pro recently. All very good with styles built for the pros especially Dargan and Garcia. Hylon I haven't seen as a pro yet, was hoping I could catch it somewhere it was on the Calzaghe-Hopkins undercard. He upset a lot of people turning pro, they had high hopes for him did USA boxing. As bad of a wrap as USA boxing gets, it is turning out some fine prospects.
Yeah I think Garcia is going to be showcased on the DLH/ Forbes broadcastQuote:
Originally Posted by amat
Adrian Hernandez I think is an excellent prospect. He's 13-0. And already holds a win over Rodel Mayol
Who is the best up and coming fighter in boxing at the moment with under 10 fights, my vote would be
Yuriorkis Gamboa
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnVK3-CPjTM
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Check out this thread. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jmbtandy
I had heard some things about Daniel Jacobs so I looked on youtube, this fight had me rolling, hysterical, where did they find this guy he's fighting?
The left hook 3: 45 seconds in ;D;D;D;D Like something out of the Matrix
Hector!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=EaNykLVRkec
Gamboa- pure class
Andy Lee- he'll bounce back better than ever
couple more Irish guys
Andrew Murray 12-0
James Moore 15-0
Paul McCloskey 16-0
Like Zelenoffs left hook when he misses the bag... ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan