Fighters who need a big 2011, or a retirement plan!

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  1. booradley

    booradley Mean People Kick Ass! Full Member

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    Shane Mosely
    Miguel Cotto
    Antonio Margarito
    Kelly Pavlik
    Andre Dirrell
    Mikkel Kessler
    Arthur Abraham

    Feel free to add to the list and/or discuss each guys chances of having a good year.
     
  2. victor879

    victor879 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Floyd Mayweather Jr.

    Seriously, get out of trouble and in the ring.
     
  3. bandido

    bandido The Black Bandit Full Member

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    Far from retirement, but need to have a big 2011:

    Chad Dawson
    Paul Williams
    Devon Alexander
    Ivan Calderon
    Celestino Caballero
     
  4. booradley

    booradley Mean People Kick Ass! Full Member

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    I may be wrong, but I expect to see a good comeback from Dawson. Williams just needs to learn that defense matters, and stay the hell away from 160.
     
  5. cdvandy

    cdvandy I'm Not Afraid Full Member

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    Judah. he needs to beat mabuza if he wants to be relevant at 140. If he beats Mabhauza, and that is a big if, then he should go on to fight Kotelnik or he may even get offered a fight from the big boys. i would just stay away from Ortiz and Maidana if I were him. I don't think he can handle their power. Nobody else in the division hits that hard sadly.
     
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    roversbowers Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Alexander
    Dawson
    Williams
    Mayweather
    Pacquiao
     
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    huitzi Well-Known Member Full Member

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  8. sportofkings

    sportofkings Boxing Junkie banned

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    Obviously he wont need to retire if he doesnt have a big year, but Pirog definetly needs a big fight to get himself out of obscurity. if he dosent he could end up being like Zsolt Erdei, with a lot of potential but never able to fulfill it
     
  9. rjko23

    rjko23 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    andre dirrell???? he's still very young..... id go for:
    cotto
    mallignaggi
    froch
    marquez
    manny
    floyed
    hopkins
    cotto
    margerito
    pavlik
    katsidis
     
  10. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt Guy wants to name his çock 'macho' that's ok by me

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    Calderon isn't/shouldn't be all that far from retirement.

    There were signs of worn-out tread on the tires long before Segura knocked him out.

    His style is a youthful one, and age has taken his legs away. The same thing happened to Spinks, and he stuck around long enough to lose to and struggle with guys who had no business in the ring with him.
     
  11. booradley

    booradley Mean People Kick Ass! Full Member

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    Dirrell is 27 years old, and reportedly has neurological problems. His biggest win came via DQ. He still has a lot to prove, and a relatively short time to do it.
     
  12. IlPadrino

    IlPadrino Active Member Full Member

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    After the past couple of years Froch has had he'd be entitled to an easy year, not that he'll take one of course :bbb

    I hope Cotto and Paulie have a good year, and Manny and Floyd need to sort their **** out. If they fight anyone but each other it's a waste of time at this point.

    I'm surprised no-one's mentioned Haye tbh. Whether you like him or not, this year is **** or bust for him and boxing would be better off if he fights a Klit.