Otto Wallin would KO Deontay Wilder and possibly Joshua... Change my mind

[SouthpawCounter]

He's the dark horse of the division.

He deals with Parker and is absolute kittens for someone who can't punch going backwards like Whyte.

A promoter needs to kop hold of him and manafucature him nicely into a position to fight for a vacant belt after Fury has retired. He is capable of winning a world title.

 

[Sledgehammer16]

I'd like to see him with the winner of Joyce v Dubois. Never going to happen mind. Too much of a risk.
As you say he needs someone to manoeuvre him into a position.

 

[Pedderrs]

Boxing doesn't work like that, buddy.

 

[Grant]

I'm really looking forward to seeing if he has anything in his next fight. Unfortunately he's pulled out of it.

Trouble is, Tyson has regularly fought down to the level of his opposition in the past, so it's dangerous to judge him on that one night.

 

[SouthpawCounter]

Boxing doesn't work like that, buddy.

I know but his come forward southpaw style with a decent chin and good power is a nightmare for many of the technically inept heavyweights in the top ten.

 

[alternative hypothesis]

I am very keen to see Wallin's next fight. Unfortunately he just pulled out against Browne who I think he would have blitzed.

 

[SouthpawCounter]

I am very keen to see Wallin's next fight. Unfortunately he just pulled out against Browne who I think he would have blitzed.

Don't see why him and Gassiev don't box

 

[jonnytightlips]

I am very keen to see Wallin's next fight. Unfortunately he just pulled out against Browne who I think he would have blitzed.

He would have killed him.

Seriously though let's not overrate based on a better than expected showing against an underperforming Fury.

 

[SouthpawCounter]

He would have killed him.

Seriously though let's not overrate based on a better than expected showing against an underperforming Fury.

I'm rating him on his style and his ability. A tough come forward hard punching heavy is kittens for the slow plodding likes of Whyte etc

 

[alternative hypothesis]

He would have killed him.

Seriously though let's not overrate based on a better than expected showing against an underperforming Fury.

I think we need to see more of Wallin before drawing any cast iron conclusions but his performance against Fury was very impressive.

 

[Hkbrit]

I agree

Also John McDermott, Never Pajkic and Nikolai Firtha all obviously destroy wilder and AJ

Fury fanboys are on some other level man, total casuals

 

[Jack McW]

I'm rating him on his style and his ability. A tough come forward hard punching heavy is kittens for the slow plodding likes of Whyte etc

agreer whyteleaf is aids.. otto would flatten him

 

[Jack McW]

I agree

Also John McDermott, Never Pajkic and Nikolai Firtha all obviously destroy wilder and AJ

Fury fanboys are on some other level man, total casuals

that was a pre prime fury boxing at English title level in his early 20s. Dnt be silly casual!!!

 

[Bob Weaver]

I didn't rate him before the Fury fight. I was probably too harsh, but I'm not going to go too far the other way after one fight at the top level. Particularly when there is the strong possibility that Fury wasn't at his best.

He's pretty open and he falls in a lot. That's dangerous against two big punchers. I would pick both by stoppage, but there are a lot of unanswered questions at this point.

Thankfully, these fights are unlikely to happen any time soon, so we should be able to see if he is top level, what Wilder has left, and how AJ's progression is going

 

[SouthpawCounter]

I agree

Also John McDermott, Never Pajkic and Nikolai Firtha all obviously destroy wilder and AJ

Fury fanboys are on some other level man, total casuals

Pajkic would of went on to do something if he didn't go into acting he was serious. Fury boxed Mcdermott when he was a 21 year old kid and can't remember the firtha fight.