If these five fights were made on one card, hypothetically, who comes away with the most victories, U.S.A. or Europe? I gave the U.S. a break in the heavyweight matchup and gave the Euros a break in the cruiserweight matchup, to make it that much more interesting. Kelly Pavlik vs. Felix Sturm Andre Ward vs. Arthur Abraham Chad Dawson vs. Zsolt Erdei B.J. Flores vs. Marco Huck Eddie Chambers vs. David Haye
No, everybody just knows they'd both spank Chambers, so why bother asking....and Cunningham already beat Huck, so why bother there?
Chambers vs Haye was the doubt bet for me... but he has no punch so I guess Haye barely on points. So it can go either way actually 2-3 or 3-2 or even 2.5-2.5. If it was against one of the K's it would be Europe for sure
well the Super 6 will answer some of the question and so far Europe is on top, infact I feel Ward is the only good American fighter in it, but SMW has never been known for great American fighters. Personally I think it is too even to call - America is not as dominate, in past good fighters who only fought in Europe were considered unproven but now days I think that it is accept that a fighter who devolps in Europe can easily be world class (examples Joe Calzaghe or AA). On the match ups: Kelly Pavlik vs. Felix Sturm (Pavlik) Andre Ward vs. Arthur Abraham (Abraham) Chad Dawson vs. Zsolt Erdei (Dawson) B.J. Flores vs. Marco Huck (dont know) Eddie Chambers vs. David Haye (Haye)
Not sure I think Chambers is gonna be crap. America has no good heavyweights right now so their TV networks are taking average fighters and letting them beat cans until they have a decent enough record to get a pay day against the K-Bros. At least Haye is a proven champ at CW not someone who has been built up for the American market just so they can have a HW contender. I mean Arreola is a total joke, a ****ing club fighter who can not stay in shape, Chambers might be better but he has already been beating by another contender.
I noticed you picked the weaker of the European fighters against the stronger American fighters. Heavyweight: Wlad beats any American Vitali beats any American David Haye most likely beats any American. Light Heavyweight: Chad Dawson beats any European. Hopkins beats Erdei. Supermiddle: More quality in Abraham, Bute, Froch and Kessler than Ward, Direll, Green and Taylor. Middleweight: America have Pavlik who would be favourite to beat anyone in the division but they have nobody else. Overall Europe has more quality. The only division from 160 that America is running is Lightheavy weight. Europe is better in all the rest (with the exception of Pavlik being the top dog at 160)
Kelly Pavlik vs. Felix Sturm (Sturm) Andre Ward vs. Arthur Abraham (Ward) Chad Dawson vs. Zsolt Erdei (Dawson) B.J. Flores vs. Marco Huck (Never seen either one, so I'll call a draw) Eddie Chambers vs. David Haye (Haye) So the score is 2.5 to 2.5
What are you talking about? I picked the best European fighters from each division except the heavyweights. I made up for it by picking America's 2nd best cruiserweight to go against the best one Europe has. I don't see what the problem is. Which European middleweight is better than Sturm? Which European supermiddleweight is better than Abraham? Which European lightheavyweight is better than Erdei? Which European cruiserweight is better than Huck?
Yeah you left out Klits and many would argue that Dawson is the top Lightheavy. I think he would KO Hopkins. Doesn't matter anyway as both would whoop any European. So if you were to match up the best against the best: Wlad beats Chambers Don't know enough about the Cruiserweights Dawson beats Erdei Abraham or Bute beat Ward Golovkin beats Pavlik (Controversial, I know)
Kelly Pavlik vs. Felix Sturm- I've got Pavlik by KO Andre Ward vs. Arthur Abraham- Ward by UD Chad Dawson vs. Zsolt Erdei- Dawson by UD B.J. Flores vs. Marco Huck- Huck by KO Eddie Chambers vs. David Haye- Haye by KO 3-2 in favor of USA, IMO.
I think the US would win 4/5 of those matches for sure, I could see Haye beating Chambers. Then again Chambers could win too. I don't think the US has the overall strength in these divisions though in terms of depth.