This is how I saw it: Round 1: Briedis lands more useful shots than usyk. Usyk tries to get something going with the jab, hardly any land and it...
Let's be honest here, you lot were all thinking usyk was gonna box briedis' head off like tyson fury vs klitschko or something. He doesn't fight...
Oscar De La Hoya comes to mind.
Wilder is too simple, too basic. All he did against stiverne was jab, right hand. Then he did jab, right hand. Then, jab, right hand. And jab,...
Kinda obvious, Sky and Eddie have a much better relationship with Showtime than Frank and BT do currently.
Lee Selby every day of the week. I suspect that will be the answer by pretty much everyone. Warrington is good, but I think he gets beat by Selby,...
I personally think Shawn Porter and Danny Garcia will just become those that you 'fight before you fight for a world title' and 'fight for a...
I think Ted Cheeseman dominates and wins by 12 round decision. Cheeseman has a nice jab, good head movement and decent movement speed. I think...
Wilder does deserve to be on there in top 10. Yes he hasn't fought the best opposition but he beat a good stiverne who was considered a top 10...
BJS, Jacobs and Canelo dominate the bigger Charlo on points. The other guy will get beat by a good boxer, such as Lara or something. To me the...
An outside shout, but how about Billy Joe Saunders? I'd say Billy Joe is the Mayweather Jr of middleweight. Billy Joe has just as good movement...
I said this in the last post on spence, brook etc. And I'll say it again. Brook's eye went in the 7th round. After 7 rounds, who was ahead? Well?...
Why would pacquiao fight GGG and Canelo? Those guys are way too big for him. And you might ask, 'well why did floyd fight canelo then?'... Floyd...
Do you really think crawford, the smaller guy by a huge margin, is gonna go toe to toe with spence? He's not going to go to war with spence like...
We will see the very best of Brook at 154, I am sure of that. Let's not forget, we all know the scorecards after 7 rounds in the Brook-Spence...
