So you straight up want a robbery, not a fair fight. The US ref let the UK fighter get up off the mat and take 12 additional seconds to...
Inoue vs. Sor was one I considered for my list. Would be an epic bout.
It's not our fault our states are bigger than your countries. NYC is as close to neutral ground as possible. Maybe there's a venue in...
Wilder is from the South. He lives over a thousand miles away from NY. I think UK posters don't realize quite how big of a place this is. NYC...
I wouldn't be surprised to get at least 1, if not 2, of the bottom option. I just don't see Mikey ever working with Arum again.
Wilder vs. Fury 2 should have a close line. I can see Wilder as a favorite because he has the power to end it and Fury really doesn't.
I honestly think the best solution is to do the Ward/Froch arrangement and hold it in NYC. 4 hour flight for Wilder, about a 5-6 hour flight from...
Let's ignore the politics of the sport, the networks, the promoters for a second and assume that we, as fans, could dictate the matches we want to...
Depends on how the tactics are being used. Is it defense to set up offense? A counter puncher like Wright vs. Tito can be masterful and...
100% this. My favorite type of fight, by far, is a pressure guy vs. a boxer with some lateral movement. Both are effective enough to keep the...
Ideally (which means it will never happen because this is boxing) we'd have this scenario: Wilder faces Fury for the right to face the winner of...
I'm starting to lose respect for Canelo. He appeared to be the anti-Mayweather, humble, good natured, willing to make the big fight. Then he...
Lopez vs. Menard was utterly devastating, but Inouye dropped a much better fighter in lightening quick fashion. Monster for me.
Wilder's balance and jab looked a lot better the first few rounds vs. Fury than I'd ever seen them. Then as the fight kind of settled in, he went...
Loma is hard to hit flush when he's on his game. I was at his fights with Russell and Marriaga and dude's lateral movement is incredible. I...
