The future of light heay division in 2010

:nono

 

:blood No way!

 

There are a bare handful of decent fights to be had at LHW. I hope there is enough to keep Dawson busy until some new talent and challenges arrive on the scene.

I'm kinda expecting at least one or two fighters from SMW to jump up a division. Not cause I can spot anyone struggling to make 168. Just cause the division is so jam packed with good fighters that getting a shot at the title is gonna be hard. It may be easier for a good SMW to jump up and challenge at LHW instead. It's easier to be a big fish in a little pond if you know what I mean.

 

How exactly does Mack beat Cloud? :huh DQ, if Lou DiBella is the ref...

 

Where does everyone think Shumenov fits into this picture?

 

Overrated? You really blame people for getting excited about someone facing and beating the level of competition he did from the very outset of his career?

Nobody ever said he was #1 in the division. I don't think he was ever overrated. People got optimistic about his development, but that's not the same thing. Outside of boxing forums and eastern Europe/western Asia nobody even knows who he is.

 

First he should fit into a ****ing television picture, because it's criminal to fight on such a high level that early, and DELIBERATELY refusing to get these fights televised. Boxing is controlled by TV money, Beibut should realize this.

Does anyone have the copy of the Campillo fight? I heard it was darn good. Obviously, without any footage available anywhere on the entire internet. :barf

 

I thought Mack was fighting Murat in december?

And no BB,there is no tape of that fight yet.

 

Your theory about good 168 pounders moving up has already been put into motion- Campillo and Pascal were fringe top 10 Super Middleweights who are now beltholders at 175 and won their titles by taking out the established champs. In Campillo's case, it was in Garay's own back yard.