Floyd out to put on a show - beats Hatton easily, stops him inside 5/6 rounds. Now I'll qualify this by saying I've never seen Floyd fight...
Calzaghe is a bit cocky at times and not short on confidence, but you can guarantee this is to get Hopkins in the ring.
Ali wins. I could see it going like the Calzaghe - Kessler match actually - first 6 rounds close with Tyson getting through occasionally but ALi...
Hamed by KO. While he had some deficiencies I see him catching and finishing Manny fairly early - and his power at that weight was just freakish.
Probably about a 7 out of ten - a strong puncher, but not concussive. One of the few to knock Ali down which is a claim to fame.
I haven't seen Mayweather fight (I'm on the other side of the Atlantic) but if he's anything like I hear then Hatton will not get close to him. If...
I think its foolish in the first place to narrow down a top twenty fighters - lets say that Joe is an excellent fighter and on a par with many...
Joe's an excellent fighter by anyone's standards and it's hard to see someone totally dominate him because of his all round ability and ring...
If he beats Mayweather than he deserves to be No1 P4P, but I think its highly unlikely. Overall I think Joe's a much better boxer than Hatton...
To be honest I wouldn't have expected anything less from him - while tired, it was the obvious thing to do with the power that he as and he gave...
I've only seen Hopkins fight once, against Eastman and I was impressed by his style. I wouldn't expect any walkover for any fighter and it would...
Hopkins - he's a craftsman and wouldn't make it easy for anyone. A fight between him and Joe would be a real 50/50 match in my books.
Joe did what great champions do - he found a way to win. After 6 rounds I thought Kessler looked the stronger and as a Calzaghe fan, was fearful...
Earl will be too easy to hit - Khan will beat him easily
Is a risky one for Duddy, particularly with a potential big fight on the horizon. Eastman is very frustrating, and had all the tools to win a...
