your wrong mate. there was allot of bull**** around the fight but the animosity between the two was genuine.
Ortiz and Peterson are top 10 fighter who drew with eachother in a good fight. Judah over 5 rounds would be fun and still dangerous.
Two top 10 fighters who have already been beaten by the best in the division. I would just view them fights as Amir feeding off leftovers. Of Peterson and Ortiz, I actually favour Ortiz. I wouldn't be a bad fight at all. But I want to see Brook step up. Who better then Khan
Can somebody with the power put up a link or two so that people who missed it can listen again. Excellent night from the guests: Groves was straight, Del Boy and his top-ten dream was ace, Carl Frampton and his quest, Carl Froch and his plans at another weight, little Ian Napa's belief, Eddie Hearn and four Prizefighters by June, John Murray was serious, Robert McCracken with the real 2012 plans, Anthony Joshua with his 2012 dream, Matthew Hatton with his continued honesty, Liam Walsh with his realistic hopes...all good, all quality. So we ended the year with 357 guests and 50 consecutive shows. I'm planning a Live Show in Feb - it will be free. Thanks again. Adios.
Do you think Chisora pick up an international title and defending it agaisnt ranked guys is the way to go. Chauncy Welliver, Derrek Rossy, Kali Meehan, Jonathan Banks all guys Chisora could beat. All ranked in the top 10 by someone. If he beat those guys in his 4 fights this year he would be top 5 with every organisation. Manny Steward is training Fury now, and Steward rates Chisora so we are not going to see that fight for some time. Sexton is a no. Maybe Rogan as he sells tickets but thats it.
There are a lot of American heavies to fight for Chisora and Fury - the problem is that they are mostly faded names but they will ask for stupid sums. It's expensive matching heavyweights against old names and that could be the problem this year. Adios.