Tony Yoka

The superheavyweight Olympic champ hasn't been that impressive so far, although he is 8-0 (7). But maybe he is getting there. Here he makes quick work of Duhaupas, who went 11 with Wilder, 12 with Miller and knocked Helenius out

 

Aj part 2

 

There is nothing impressive about going 12 with Miller.

If you went 12 with Miller, its because Miller showed up.

If Miller showed up, it's because he didn't fail a steroid test.

If he didn't fail a test, its cos he didn't take them.

If he didn't take them ,it's cos he knew in advance how shit you were.

 

Yoka won again but failed to impress against Christian Hammer who is a trial horse type of a guy

 

Blast from the past. Hammer is a real sort of low-water mark and that's from 2015, 2016. Not even relevant by todays standards.

Yoka has a Howard Davis Jr quality to him. Great amateur, tepid pro.

 

Only time I saw him at amateur level was at the 2016 games, where he was pretty fortunate to get past Joe Joyce, he looked mobile and efficient but not too busy or powerful

 

Joe Joyce is the man now.

 

Apparently Yoka broke his hand early on