Sebastian Sylvester IBF Sergio Gabriel Martinez WBC Felix Sturm WBA Dimitry Pirog WBO I would give Manfredo a very good chance against Sturm, Sylvester, and Pirog , but not Martinez. His team should push hard for a title shot at any of those 3 , against Martinez, it would be another Calzhage type ending for him.
the old saying about a every boxer has a punches chance dosent apply to Peter Manfredo even Sebastian Sylvester would stop Manfredo
vs. Martinez- Martinez would KO him in the first 4 rounds vs. Sturm- Sturm'd win an easy decision vs. Sylvester- Sylvester would outwork him and win a 9-3, 8-4 type fight vs. Pirog- I'd pick Pirog, but not as confidently as 90% of the boxing community would
Felix Strum is unbeatable because he'll never fight anybody with a pulse and if he dose happen to have a pulse he won't win in Germany. You know the rules of Germany 1. You can't get a Decision 2. If you knock our fighter down it was really a slip. 3. Don't go to the body because its a low blow. 4. Don't get caught on the ropes because if you get hit with more than four clean shots were stopping the fight. 5. And last but not least our home fighter weighs in......in private. The Laws of Germany...Hughhhhhhhh
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I agree with you on Martinez. Sturm would win by decision in Germany, on nuetral ground, I think Manfredo could make it a close fight , no easy night for Sturm. Sylvester, a protected fighter, his resume is ok , but no better than Manfredos. I would Pick Manfredo by UD or TKO , but again would lose decision if held in Germany. Pirog, Manfredo can win this fight, Manfredo is a more active and experienced fighter, and no one knew who Pirog was before his upset over Jacobs, who had not faced any top ten fighters yet either.