The Super middleweight division is looking at its weakest in years

Give the division some time. Many of the guys on top or approaching that level right now are up and comers or haven't yet proven themselves, like Ward, Dirrell, Degale, Groves, Bute, etc. Were the fighters back in 2005 not already more experienced than the top fighters now? Belts will be traded back and forth and competitiveness will be ratcheted up in years to come. I agree with you for the most, but I see a better future for the division with time.

 

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=275187&page=5

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Yeah.

#1 beat the **** out of him. Was more disturbed by current #1's style than 2005's #1.

...by accumulation of.. ..nevermind, it's all in the page I linked above. :good

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Was a decent fighter back in 2005... Kessler exposed him badly. Got KO'ed very recently.

I wouldn't bank on the CW's to make an argument for Green @ SMW. He was a wrecking machine, sure... but barely had any defense, and not a very smart fighter. Regardless, a very good #6.

I bet 2013 will **** all over 2005.

 

. I ignore Auracle. He hates this thread because it speaks positively about European athletes. This is a Euro-level thread, and Auracle cannot counter any of Bailey's bulletproof, Euro-level arguments, so he attacks me instead. He wants attention, but I refuse to give it to him. He follows me from thread to thread telling me how inferior my knowledge is, and gloating about my having been banned from creating threads. He is not worth the time. He is a domestic-grade poster in desperate need for attention.

 

deal He is a frustrated American-level poster. He should stop watching boxing, and turn to American-friendly sports such as golf, women's tennis, and car racing.

 

hey herb why dont u make some new posts buddy? guess you are really euro level lol. wait til your take it in the ass brigade comes to help you lol. weak boy