If "These" 4 Southpaws fought in a tournament at 147lbs...Who comes out on Top?

Cool thread. Quintana looked really terrible in his last fight, Zab looked like the Zab of old, Urango is still one-dimensional, and Collazo is a Don King fighter, has moved up to 154, and always gets the short end of the stick in big fights. Zab is the most talented out of the bunch, but he's a head-case so I'm assuming he would crack under the pressure of Urango if they fought and Zab couldn't get him out of there within 6 rounds. I dunno, so many possible scenarios; would just depend on the matchups. I'd probably go with Collazo to win it all.

 

Collazo

 

According to Zab he's wanting to fight at 140.

 

Collazo on top, Judah at the bottom

 

Looking at all the weapons available to each fighter I would say collazo but I've heard from people in collazos camp that these to Brooklyn fighters do quite a bit of sparring and zab owns collazo. Collazo is the more complete fighter but cannot defeat zab h2h.
Urango hasn't got a prayer despite his pressure style going against three slick southpaws. And quintana will be looking for a soft spot on the mat as soon as he feels zabs power or collazos counters.
Zab wins. These b level guys have always been zabs lunch.

 

Judah lacks the stamina to win it

Collazo is hit and miss

Quintana has had some great bouts like Julio and Williams

I feel though that Urangos body attack power and aggression as well as heart and chin carry it for him

 

I got the impression Quintana doesn't want any more of the boxing game after his last fight. I think he's happy with the money and career he's had, and has a good life outside of boxing.

 

I think Collazo takes it. I feel Collazo was robbed in the Hatton and Berto fights. And it was bad break that he broke his hand in the 2nd round vs Mosley.

 

he won the berto fight i think he lost hatton but it was close and if the hand didnt break it would have been good vs Moseley

 

Zab, but you should have added Paul Williams.

Urango on the bottom.

 

What was your score for those fights? If you had Berto-Collazo anything other than 7-5 either way, you did not score it properly. Now, do you not see how some of those rounds could swing either way? It was a close fight, I had it 114-113 Berto, but it could have gone either way. Just because you scored it for Collazo, does not make it a robbery when it was that close.

 

Williams would easily win it, which is probably why he was left out.

 

Williams did lose to Quintana once.

And Zab looked great in his last fight.