Heavyweight Schedule for 2018

[The Hammer]

[Jewish-Reptile]

I know guys have lost interest in him, but I'm eager to see if he has been working on conditioning and stamina. He has a solid frame and really can ****, he shouldn't be wrote off just yet. Throwing Price in against Boytsov could really propel one of them back into the limelight, even Helenius could enter that mix on the back of a couple of cheap wins.

Either way I'm hoping to see what can be learned of Denis' performance tonight considering Price blew this same opponent out in four was it ? A few weeks ago.

[Jewish-Reptile]

Wow, that's a very low weight for Boytsov. He must be taking his training serious

Only just saw the scale weights now. Encouraging.

I guess the move to Berlin paid off after all. I wouldn't have though it a good idea though considering he was supposed to be a beast on the Hamburg nightlife scene.

It will be interesting to see what shape Helenius shows up in, he can't seriously be in decent condition at this stage can he ? We'll see anyway I suppose, Estonian time windows are well ahead of the rest of Europe the result may even be in by now.

[The Hammer]

[The Hammer]

[BostonGuy]

Boytsov looked sharp albeit against a mediocre opponent. This has been the problem with this guy his whole career - his handlers match him up with ****ty opponents and then when he finally faced a live opponent who was there to win, Boystov couldn't deal with heat.

Boytsov needs to step up. I'd like to see him against someone like David Price or Derrick Chisora

[BostonGuy]

Per Boxrec, Briggs will fight Zoltan Petranyi this Friday:

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[Urtain]

Any idea about who will be facing Anthony Joshua in the 4th of April?

[Jewish-Reptile]

Boytsov looked sharp albeit against a mediocre opponent. This has been the problem with this guy his whole career - his handlers match him up with ****ty opponents and then when he finally faced a live opponent who was there to win, Boystov couldn't deal with heat.

Boytsov needs to step up. I'd like to see him against someone like David Price or Derrick Chisora

Their is a little more to the story than just that. After the Guinn fight, he was literally stood for for a year with inactivity due to wanting to end his deal with Universum as he was having issues with his contract and being paid. The Proposed Fury fight if I recall correctly, Boytsov pulled out as their genuinely was no guarantees he would be paid.

Upon informing Kohl he intended to leave the guy in his own words said he would destroy Denis' career.

The fights between Leapai and Guinn were against complete nobodies and announced like the week leading up to the fights, hardly preparation time to complete actual camps. Now I know Denis should maintain a shape he can enter camp in a healthy condition, but upon a year inactivity it has to test your mental fortitude. Look at the shape we have seen Fury and Chisora come in on fight nights. Only when Denis fought Leapai he was in grossly worst shape, his conditioning was shocking that night. He paid his price, a heavy one.

Let's hope his new found dedication can flourish. I'm holding judgement until I've seen him compete in ten rounds against the likes of the guys he has been facing lately. Then we will be able to establish if he can compete on a level against guys such as Fury, Price and possibly a rematch versus Leapai. That way we able to tell if he has made progress.

[KO'er]

Any idea about who will be facing Anthony Joshua in the 4th of April?

Nope. I know he will be facing Kevin Johnson on May 30th though.