Yea he would be champ of both divisions. He can become 2 division champion at the same time which is pretty amazing during this era. Conversely if...
:lol::patsch Ricky struggled with Collazo at 147. Oscar would dominate Hatton at 154.
If you look at P4P ratings, although career accomplishments play a big part, recent outings also a big part as well. Roy Jones fell dramatically...
Exactly, a lot of these guys are bandwagon jumpers. But it's good for Katsidis that he got this kind of exposure. It only means bigger fights and...
Learning and reading about Ali, watching the docu, "When we were Kings".
Yes, Katsidis has gained a lot more exposure particularly in the mecca of boxing, USA. He is willing to travel and is willing to make for exciting...
True. Oscar has been beat numerous times now and only represents a career high pay day at this point. Floyd is the man at 147 and the surrounding...
I think their career paths have been pretty similar but what Hopkins has done in the last few years has made him a truly great fighter. Calzaghe...
And what is wrong with supporting both Mundine and Katsidis? Mundine is obviously more skilled fighter but Katsidis can become the new Gatti, a...
None of today's fighters can be greater than Sugar Ray, that much I know. The welterweights today don't even matchup well head to head with the...
Mikkel Kessler and what I've heard from Kelly Pavlik. Guys like Pacquiao/Cotto are willing to face anyone but leave it too much in the hands of...
:huh Noone said he was P4P. Give some props though, he just crushed Otis Griffin tonight which is a good win no? Tarver struggled in his last...
Winky Wright is up there. Punching technique straight from the textbooks.
Anthony Mundine is a vastly underrated boxer.
The judges can give 10-8 rounds w/o a KD if they believe a fighter was dominate enough.
