I'd like to see both matchups truthfully since Joshua isn't as defensively sound or as mobile as Fury is. The matchup with Wilder would be action...
That's not a fair fight. Manny moved up several weight classes- similar to Mayweather Jr- and to hypothesize matches against ATG's that started at...
I thought Mayweathers win over Alvarez was a masterpiece. People can mention the 152 lb catchweight but Alvarez only fought above that weight once...
I found it odd that he retired at the time he did when he just solidified himself as the kingpin LHW. It wasn't like he took a lot of abuse in his...
Great fight. I'd favor Nunn but Canelo is a terrific all around fighter. Excellent counter puncher, defensively sound and he has a very good chin....
He fought the weakest titleholder at LW in David Diaz- who was ranked by some outlets as the 9th or 10th best LW when they fought (shows you how...
Sugar Ray Robinson fought 110 times at Welterweight and only lost once- in his 40th fight- against a future MW champion who outweighed him by 16...
Lomachenko for me. He's had to fast track his pro career due to his extensive (and dominant) time as an amateur. He's traversing weight divisions...
Not at all. I don't think Crawford does a single thing better than a prime Mayweather. Maybe he's stronger? Hard to say since Floyd had multiple...
I'd favor the 4 kings to beat him- most handily- but I think a fight with the great Roberto Duran would/could be the most competitive bout of the...
I like the Canelo-Benavidez fight. I'd like to see how Canelo would deal with someone as intimidating as David. Spence vs Crawford would easily...
Whyte shouldn't be ranked ahead of WIlder. Whyte has never won a title and while I'm not a big fan of Wilder, he held the WBC title for a half...
I saw Wallin have lots of success against Fury because Otto made a concerted effort to go to the body early on in the fight. I never knew how...
It's an odd coaching infrastructure that Wilder employs for his fights. He trains exclusively with his head trainer Jay Deas in Tuscaloosa for 6-8...
215-220 lbs. He should walk into the ring like old school Tyson used to, ready to go immediately.
