If he still can’t get decent fights soon, expect him to move sooner rather than later. There aren’t many (any?) draws left at cruiserweight in the US, and there are more available fighters with name recognition at heavyweight. Adamek has expressed that he doesn’t want to go back to fighting in Europe, but at the moment, that’s where the money is in his weight class. Fights against Arslan or Huck would do well, but he’d need to go to Germany for them to be worth anything. He could also set up a fight against Wlodarczyk or Drozd which would be huge in Poland, and at least he wouldn’t have an ‘away’ disadvantage with those ones.

think Bad Chad could make a move up to heavyweight? After Glen, who does he have to fight at 175, other than maybe Pascal? And he won’t move down to 168, now that that Showtime tournament will eat up almost all of the opponents. I feel like Bad Chad could be a taller, more athletic Chambers if he went up to heavyweight…

Despite his size, Chambers is able to have some success at heavy because he’s slick enough to not get hit clean too often. Adamek doesn’t have that kind of defense – and considering he was buzzed against someone like Cunningham who isn’t a big puncher at cruiser – I don’t see how he can stand up to any of the big heavyweights given his offensive style.

This maybe a fight that has already happened or it maybe ridiculous to suggest, I’m still trying to catch up on boxing that I missed while I was enamoured w/ MMA…. but what about Adamek vs Haye? If Adamek is looking to maybe move up to HW and he wants a money fight…. why not Haye? Haye vs any Klitschko won’t happen for a bit and I think if Haye wants to get into contention for a title shot… maybe fighting a name like Adamek and winning may help his cause.

made a bold statement. I think Arreola blitzes him early.