Remember the name Jared "Big Baby" Anderson.
It's because it's possible it will be on every boxing fan's lips in just a few years, praising him as the new champion of the world heavyweight.
Anderson is one the most rising stars in heavyweight.
Anderson is America's newest exciting prodigy.
He made his Madison Square Garden debut last Saturday, defeating Ukrainian Oleksandr Tslenko in just two rounds.
New Yorkers who are difficult to please were impressed by Anderson, a handsome, well-built, 17-year-old, 6ft 4in tall, with a deadly right-hand punch and a beautiful physique.
It is true that, just like Mike Tyson's victims 36 years back, jolting Jared has been carefully hand-picked by his opponents to make him special.
There are good reasons to take this baby from Toledo, Ohio very seriously.
Bob Arum, his vast knowledge and extensive experience back him, is a formidable support.
Arum, who turns 90 next week, has an unmatched track record in turning raw talent into world champions.
Twenty-five years ago, Bob was sitting in Bob's Las Vegas office and told me that he had signed Floyd Mayweather Jr., who would be just as good as Sugar Ray Leonard. He was close to being right.
Arum's star-studded cast included Leonard and Mayweather as well as Roberto Duran and Manny Pacquiao. Oscar De La Hoya and Alexis Arguello were also on the list.
He promoted 27 Muhammad Ali fights.
Anderson has a bright future, and Arum isn't as excited about Anderson in years.
Bob stated that Jared is a big heavyweight who was very impressive. He also enjoyed watching Tyson Fury fight in Vegas a few months back.
"A guy who is a heavyweight and starts young, wins the heavyweight championship, you have not only a star but also a highly bankable athlete.
He's a great kid. He has a great smile, intelligence and is not too self-absorbed. He has an endless future. "I'm very high on the kid."
Boxing promoters have been much maligned for reasons that are hard to comprehend.
Harvard law graduate Arum is responsible for making multi-millionaires from penniless newcomers.
In March 1966, he was at the top of the game when he hosted Ali's third world title defense against George Chuvalo.
Surprisingly, he has put on 677 world titles battles and managed 2,120 shows in 220 US towns in 42 of the 50 States. The Arum brand has also been seen in 92 other countries.
He stated that he has no plans to retire and said: "If God grants me the ability to live for ten more years, then I will continue to fight for freedom."
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSFunnyly, Bob will be remembered for his hilarious ten-word answers when he testified in court.
Cross-examination revealed that the prosecuting attorney stated: "Mr Arum. You are saying the exact opposite of what your previous statements."
Bob replied unfazed, without turning a head, "Yesterday, I was lying. Today, I am telling you the truth."
