Efe Ajagba (15W-0L-0D) is a young Nigerian prospect who has slowly been making his way into the top 10 ranking of WBC (currently ranked #9). Efe is a big puncher. When he lands the right hand, you can see boxers react...unusually and weirdly. Some even think he may be as big of a puncher, if not, bigger than Deontay Wilder himself. Frank Sanchez (18W-0L-0D) is ranked #6 by the WBO and has recently entered the spotlight being added to Eddie Reynoso's (Canelo Alvarez's long-time trainer) team, which is a very exclusive club to join. It's surprising to see this fight being discussed, as Efe has always said in interviews that he wants to go slow and not mix with the top fighters in the world straight away--but he may very well be there already. Both Efe and Frank started their pro careers around 2017, so it is fair to say that they are about at the same stage in their pro-careers. There are big hopes for both guys. They don’t want to run the risk of getting defeated by the next heavyweight champ before they have any viewership drawing power. Plus, they would likely get a six-figure purse (or less) to fight each other. If this fight gets confirmed, definitely stay tuned, as it's going to be fireworks. Efe isn't as technical as Frank, but he has that 1-punch performance eraser. Frank has power, but his Cuban pedigree has shaped him into a combination fighter so he rarely plants his feet. Fight fans will definitely be in for a treat if this one gets made. Frank probably comes in as a slight favorite.