This Heavyweight New Generation Is Ready to Topple the Era of Deontay Wilder
Filip Hrgovic and the new generation of world Heavyweight fighters await the time to overthrow the hegemony of the era of Anthony Joshua, Andy Ruiz Jr, Deontay Wilder, and Tyson Fury.
This New Generation of Heavyweight Fighters Is Ready to Topple the Era of Deontay Wilder.
Hrgovic and generations of fighters like Daniel Dubois, Tony Yoka showed their dominance in the Amateurs and had the reputation of a KO king who was ready to shake the professional ring.
Tony Yoka (left) when fighting Filip Hrgovic in the 2016 Olympic boxing amateur boxing ring.
Hrgovic who has an 8-0 record will fight with Mario Heredia on Sunday morning. It is these who will master the Heavyweight ring in the future. Generations like Tony Yoka from France who won gold at the 2016 Olympics, four years after Joshua won the 2012 Olympics.
Hrgovic, pioneering his golden career, joined Matchroom promoted by Eddie Hearn, winning his debut in the United States. It is believed that lunge will have a big impact on Heavyweight. Joyce, who is a few years older than the rising generation, is undefeated.
Daniel Dubois has the talent and mentality of world heavyweight champion.
Nigerian boxer Efe Ajagba is a strong candidate for future heavyweight champion
Efe Ajagba is known to have a fighting style that is not less fierce when in the ring. His fervor was shown Ajagba when making Curtis Harper out of the ring in the first round. Ajagba once won a victory over his compatriot who also had the prospect, Ali Eren Demirezen, but with an absolute number victory.
Russian boxer Evgeny Romanov, who had knocked out KO Deontay Wilder in Amateur, but when he went up to the pro ring, he only recorded a 13-0 ring, at the age of 34.
Frank Sanchez Faure who recorded 12 wins in 23 months in the professional ring was an impressive proof of his performance. The Cuban national champion boasted that he was ready to defeat Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte. "I can compete with them right now," he said.
New Generation Heavyweight Boxers
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This New Generation of Heavyweight Fighters Is Ready to Topple the Era of Deontay Wilder.
Hrgovic and generations of fighters like Daniel Dubois, Tony Yoka showed their dominance in the Amateurs and had the reputation of a KO king who was ready to shake the professional ring.
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Tony Yoka (left) when fighting Filip Hrgovic in the 2016 Olympic boxing amateur boxing ring.
Hrgovic who has an 8-0 record will fight with Mario Heredia on Sunday morning. It is these who will master the Heavyweight ring in the future. Generations like Tony Yoka from France who won gold at the 2016 Olympics, four years after Joshua won the 2012 Olympics.
Hrgovic, pioneering his golden career, joined Matchroom promoted by Eddie Hearn, winning his debut in the United States. It is believed that lunge will have a big impact on Heavyweight. Joyce, who is a few years older than the rising generation, is undefeated.
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Daniel Dubois, the youngest, 21 years old, has promising prospects. He had a fierce fighting style when he defeated his compatriot, Nathan Gorman, opening the way to take the ring to a higher level. Yoka defeated Hrgovic in the semifinals then conquered Joe Joyce in the final. But, Hrgovic and Joyce both defeated Yoka in other Amateur matches. The fight between the three will be even more interesting when fighting in a professional ring.
Yoka, who in years defeated Dave Allen was suspended for refusing a drug test. Swedish boxer, Otto Wallin, with a record of 20 times unbeaten, has a great chance to fight with Tyson Fury on September 14 next.
Junior Fa, who went into pro two and a half years ago, has the size and abilities that will shake according to promoter Lou DiBella. Fa has rivalries with New Zealand fighter Joseph Parker, the only boxer who defeated WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz Jr., both of them won twice in their four fights.
Jermaine Franklin, who is said to have the aura of a potential new world champion, is believed to replace the Deontay Wilder era. Franklin recently won a thin number over Jerry Forrest.
Yoka, who in years defeated Dave Allen was suspended for refusing a drug test. Swedish boxer, Otto Wallin, with a record of 20 times unbeaten, has a great chance to fight with Tyson Fury on September 14 next.
Junior Fa, who went into pro two and a half years ago, has the size and abilities that will shake according to promoter Lou DiBella. Fa has rivalries with New Zealand fighter Joseph Parker, the only boxer who defeated WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz Jr., both of them won twice in their four fights.
Jermaine Franklin, who is said to have the aura of a potential new world champion, is believed to replace the Deontay Wilder era. Franklin recently won a thin number over Jerry Forrest.
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Efe Ajagba is known to have a fighting style that is not less fierce when in the ring. His fervor was shown Ajagba when making Curtis Harper out of the ring in the first round. Ajagba once won a victory over his compatriot who also had the prospect, Ali Eren Demirezen, but with an absolute number victory.
Russian boxer Evgeny Romanov, who had knocked out KO Deontay Wilder in Amateur, but when he went up to the pro ring, he only recorded a 13-0 ring, at the age of 34.
Frank Sanchez Faure who recorded 12 wins in 23 months in the professional ring was an impressive proof of his performance. The Cuban national champion boasted that he was ready to defeat Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte. "I can compete with them right now," he said.
New Generation Heavyweight Boxers
| Age | Record | Country | Height / Reach | Weight | |
| Filip Hrgovic | 27 | 8-0 | Croatia | 6'6 '' | 17st 4lbs |
| Tony Yoka | 27 | 6-0 | French | 6'7 '' / 82 '' | 17st 1lbs |
| Joe Joyce | 33 | 10-0 | English | 6'6 '' / 80 '' | 18st 4lbs |
| Daniel Dubois | 21 | 12-0 | English | 6'5 '' / 78 '' | 17st 1lbs |
| Nathan Gorman | 23 | 16-1 | English | 6'5 '' / 73 '' | 18st 4lbs |
| Otto Wallin | 28 | 20-0 | Sweden | 6'6 '' / 78 '' | 16st 3lbs |
| Junior Fa | 29 | 18-0 | New Zealand | 6'5 '' / 81 '' | 18st 2lbs |
| Jermaine Franklin | 25 | 19-0 | US | 6'2 '' / 77 '' | 17st 2lbs |
| Efe Ajagba | 25 | 11-0 | Nigeria | 6'6 '' / 85 '' | 17st 4lbs |
| Evgeny Romanov | 34 | 13-0 | Russia | 6'0 '' | 16st 3lbs |
| Frank Sanchez Faure | 27 | 12-0 | Cuba | 6'4 '' / 78 '' | 15st 8lbs |
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