THE fight you want in each division.

Rules- you can't use the same fighter twice (i.e. if you have GGG v Froch at 168, you can't have GGG v Cotto at 160)

Heavyweight: Tyson Fury v Deontay Wilder

Which one is the circus act and which one is less of a circus act. A cracking build up and a glass shattering guaranteed, along with the standout opponent for Vlad

Cruiserweight: Marco Huck v Yoan Pablo Hernandez

A lot of debate as too who should be lineal champ here and those feeling Huck was overlooked at the time because he moved up to fight Povetkin. May well be a chance of it finally happening as they no longer share the same trainer.

Light Heavyweight: Adonis Stevenson v Sergey Kovalev

Stevenson needs to man up, come to HBO and get his glass chin shattered and have his title taken by Krusher.

Super Middleweight: Carl Froch v Gennady Golovkin

WARRR!!!!

Middleweight: Miguel Cotto v Saul Alvarez

Puerto Rico v Mexico. Huge PPV fight.

Jr Middleweight: Jermell Charlo v Jermall Charlo

Slim pickings in this division in terms of entertainment value. So just for 5hits and giggles, lets have two brothers fight.

Welterweight: Kell Brook v Amir Khan

Huge Wembley showdown which crowns the true welterweight king.

Jr Welterweight: Terence Crawford v Lucas Matthysse

With Garcia moving up, Peterson likely to follow, Broner proving to be a bum of the highest order, these two are left as the stand out names in the division.

Lightweight: Jorge Linares v Yuriorkis Gamboa

Division is a bit pooey. But these two have the potential to have a multiple knock downs thriller.

Jr Lightweight: Takashi Uchiyama v Takashi Miura II

These two are at the top of the division and a rematch of their 2011 bout would be big in Japn and crown a lineal champ.

Featherweight: Vasyl Lomachenko v Guillermo Rigondeaux

With Walters outgoing 126 and Rigo struggling to get top names in the ring at 122, a fight between the two amateur legends would be a hardcore fans wet dream

Jr Featherweight: Carl Frampton v Scott Quigg

Big British domestic dust up.

Batamweight: Koki Kameda v Tomoki Kameda

Much like Jr Middleweight there is not much in the way of interesting fights in this division (there is Yamanaka then everyone else) so let's have two brothers fight.

Jr Batamweight: Naoya Inoue v Carlos Cudras

Title unification and possible lineal champ crowned.

Flyweight: Roman Gonzalez v Juan Francisco Estrada II

Rematch of their classic fight, both have improved since and both sit atop the flyweight division.

Jr Flyweight: Donnie Nietes v Pedro Guevara

Another two fighters at the top of the division which would create a new lineal champion (if Nietes gets by Rodriguez Jr and Guevara gets by Lopez)

Strawweight: Katsunari Takayama v Kosei Tanka

An all Japan dust up between the old man and the new kid on the block unifying the titles.

 

THE fight in each division.

You listed two welterweights fights and two middleweight fights.

:nono Get off that fence young man.

 

Praise be :thumbsup

 

To be honest I was tempted to put Froch v Chavez Jr at Super Middleweight. Just to see all the Ward fanboys who's heroes just fought Paul Smith come along and critique the fight :yep

 

Good list.

No interest in Mayweather v Pacquiao II though and think Uchiyama v Salido would be a mismatch at this stage. Salido looks like he needs to retire.

 

Why this one out of interest. :think