Including Bradley. Just to put things in perspective, Zab Judah and Erik ****ing Morales are contenders. None of those match-ups are intriguing, not even as a boxing fan. The only fight for Floyd and Pacquiao, after Pacquiao finishes his business with Marquez and Floyd beats Ortiz, is against each other since 147 is essentially cleaned out and everyone else is still a rising contender. There is nobody worthy of a shot at 154 unless you count Martinez. At this point, there should be no complaining about match-ups these guys are making because there's nothing left for them besides each other. If they're fighting anyone else (except for Martinez) it's a money grab, which makes the most sense anyway. I don't know why anybody would want to see a guy like Khan or Bradley get sparked in a match-up they think would be interesting but is actually one-sided.
Meh. Tough to say. I think the biggest success Bob Arum has had in promoting Pac is convincing people that Old washed up fighters present a bigger challenge than young fresh up and comers. I would have said the same of Floyd before this Ortiz business.
