How ironic would it be for Floyd to lose his next fight right before he heads off to prison. That would be karma for what he did with Corrales. I...
I hope it's Cotto at 154, but you better add Lamont Peterson to the list. It would screw with things for two of Floyd's potential future opponents...
We'll never know whether Dirrell's injury was exaggerated or not. When US military personel are subjected to IED blasts, unless they have a base...
Brewster and Toney were sparring partners in the same gym during those periods and years before, and Toney was said to always have gotten the...
Michael Grant would be a fight for him to look good, but Grant is booked for a rematch with the White Buffalo. I'd like to have him fight Toney...
Don't say that too loud, Derrick Gainer might make a come back.
Agreed. Kirkland comes at you more quickly with harder punches than Margarito or Mayorga. Cotto would go into panic mode early. We have a...
I really want to see Marquez-Bradely, so I'm all for Pac-Peterson, with the winners facing unless Pac-May can be made later in the year. Knowing...
Mosely should not be fighting anyone ever again. He doesn't have the ability anymore, Khan gets enough hype fights like Barrera, Malinaggi,...
Why is it even an issue, Wlad can fight whoever and still sell out a major venue and makes about the same money with the same results. It's not...
People were saying the same thing about when Tyson and DelaHoya would leave. Boxing is a mismanaged sport, but it will always have its niche.
Right now most folks have Ward #1 and Bute #2, but I wonder how people would rank Bute and Ward, should Bute go out and stop Froch & Andre Dirrell...
Chavez showed up in awesome shape against Manfredo, I expect the same when he faces Rubio. Unless Rubio is able to cutt off the ring, I expect...
DM destroys Froch. The guy fought like a buzz saw and was big enough to fight at cruiser. The guy was a pressure fighter that would actually get...
Former lightweight who had a broken neck a few years previous to the Jones fight.
