look how good the domestic scene is all of them are competitve most of them are between 1 and 2 places from each other. Lets hope it stays this way
:shock: For me, Katsidis is far too seasonsed compared to Valero anyway- he'd probably break Valero's resolve and heart by not just lying down like everyone else. That is a very good proposition though, Ben:good.
I don't think Valero's resolve would be broken.... the guy is game as hell.... watch his fight on youtube against the then WBA super featherweight champion.
I seen plenty of Valero thus far to know he's not been pushed and tested like someone like Katsidis would push and test him. The jury is still out on Valero, IMO:good. The shitter is that he can't land big fights due to not being able to fight anywhere in America other than Texas:-(. Hopefully Las Vegas will give him a licence and soon.
valuev is too high in heavy rankings we need to move him down and dont give me **** about he holds a title its a paper title and titles dont mean nothing
How about Chambers third and Valuev fourth then, thus making Povetkin second? That seems fair comparing their notable wins.:think
juergen braehmer just stopped previously undefeated aleksy kuziemski to win the WBO interim lhw title, although this is probably not enough to get him into the top ten. he should be thereabouts though.
1. Mikkel Kessler 2. Carl Froch 3. Lucian Bute 4. Librado Andrade 5. Jermain Taylor 6. Sakio Bika 7. Andre Ward 8. Karoly Balzsay 9. Andre Dirrell 10. Allan Green Apparently balzsay has just been stopped in 11 by stieglitz
****ing hell, rooq- I forgot that was onatsch! Three others are behind the changes to the HW rankings one page back, you in as well? 2-Povetkin 3-Chambers 4-Valuev EDIT: Kos has changed it- ignore me. As for Balzay, how about a straight swap with Stielitz then? I don't see why Dirrell and Green should be above him.:think