Junior Welterweights- WHO COMES OUT ON TOP?

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  1. Drederick Tatum

    Drederick Tatum Active Member Full Member

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    If a real Tourney went down who would you pick to take the whole thing?

    I know I forgot some, and/or probably mentioned fighters you think dont count.
     
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    Alexander.
     
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    Zab judah, jk prob Bradley
     
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    Drederick Tatum Active Member Full Member

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    I'm loving this division right now.
     
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    spud1 HAWK TIME!!!! Full Member

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    alexander without a doubt, although i like tim bradley.

    i take alexander to beat bradley by split decision and possibly alexander to stop khan, he is quite dynamic. i just hope king doesnt put mayweather in with alexander after this fight so that it stunts his confidence and ges a loss he doesnt need.

    soon only one of these will stand atop the division, lets get ready to rumble.
     
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    Darni187 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Amir 'KING' Khan
     
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    They need to start fighting each other first.
     
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    Rudyard **** How You Feel!! HOE! banned

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    I think Bradley will be standing once the dust settles...I wouldnt be suprised if Alexander took over that spot as well.

    I would have gave Khan a chance but his chin is not all of that and you can only hide that weakness for so long...Good boxer, but his chin will let him down IMO.
     
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    Hatesrats "I'm NOT Suprised..." Full Member

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    Either Bradley or Khan.
    (Dark horse: Victor Ortiz)
     
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    PBFred Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Chances are as follows IMO:

    Bradley - 45%
    Alexander - 35%
    Khan - 15%
    Someone else - 5%
     
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    Kendal Holt's Headbutt right cross combination takes the tourney.
     
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    klion22 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Bradley until he proves me otherwise. He has the "it" factor. The champion mentality. He will bring it in every fight. He should not have beaten Holt the way he was KD like a rag doll in round 1. Most guys would've went on their bicycle and play it safe. But this guy is cut from a different cloth. He is willing to get hurt to win.
     
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    Pimp C Too Much Motion

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    Alexander is the best at 140:deal
     
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    richie leon Boxing Addict Full Member

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    LOL Paulie Malignaggi ofcourse!

    No seriously it's a very hard pick. I voted Khan but it's really a gamble. Khan is a bit behind on Bradley, Alexander and Judah resume-wise, but i just like his style and form in recent fights, he's gonna be real tough to beat.

    Like Alexander but how will he do against a real fleetfooted guy who knows how to keep him at distance?

    Like Bradley but i worry about how he leaps in wide open.

    Like Judah but one good comeback fight against a c-class guy doesn't convince me yet that he's ready to dominate the division.

    Like Maidana but he's too limited to be the #1 in a division with so many talented boxers.

    I could go on like this, and talk about Khan's shortcomings too, but my point is made. All of these guys are good but they all have visible flaws and it's too close to call, really.