Comments Thread For: Frank Warren: The heavyweight division has never been so lively

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Daniel Dubois' stunning fifth-round demolition of Anthony Joshua produced the type of images that stay at the forefront of the mind for days and provoke an almost endless stream of questions, su****ions and opinions.
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[pollywog]

The Heavyweight Division : Frank Warren has never been so lively.

FIFY

[Mr WorldWide]

Anybody else notice Franks shoulder roll has disappeared since the 5v5?

[Willow The Wisp]

Its the pace of an era wrapping up and it's stars folding up their tents.

I hope never to see Wilder fight again; but the Two biggest fights that we DIDN'T get to see BOTH involve Anthony Joshua. So I still hope to see him get it on with Fury, as a past-prime "Thrilla in Manila" type of match.

[thack]

Who genuinely thought we need to see that again!... too emphatic , only a fool!

[BrankoB]

In many ways I agree with Frank. Two fights ago we though Joseph Parker was written off but he did a Lazarus with his two big wins. Martin Bakole woke everybody up and backed up his sparring stories with a demolition of Jared Andersen. Zhiley Zhang KOs of Joyce and Wilder have put him back on the map and DDD has also done a Lazarus with his last 3 big wins. Kabayel had two big KOs in his last two fights and with Usyk and Fury in the mix, suddenly there are lots of exciting fights on the horizon. I can't wait to see them mix it up.

[P4Pdunny]

End of an era and a passing of the torch now. Let’s hope this era can deliver the biggest fights between the best fighters

[pollywog]

Best case scenario is Usyk ending the myth of the Gypsy King and the belts scattering to the winds.

[BrankoB]

Best case scenario is Usyk ending the myth of the Gypsy King and the belts scattering to the winds.

I have a feeling that will be a highly competitive fight, just like the first one. Everybody remembers round nine but forgets that it was a very competitive back and forth SD. I don't know who wins but I can see a case for both fighters ending up on top.

[richardt]

In my book, two of the nicest, congenial heavyweights happen to be the two best right now. Dubios and Usyk.