Who beats Saunders at 160?

Stop slinging mud at Spike with no proof.

 

Only because of who his dad is, no one would look at him twice otherwise.

As for the answer to this thread, Golovkin destroys him no question, Canelo I'd say a 60/40 Canelo and Jacobs has a fair punchers chance.

 

Well GGG for sure. Perhaps Alvarez? I'd say Lemiuex has a decent chance although I'd still make BJS a fairly strong favourite. I think he'd easily outbox PQ and Jacobs.

The Eubank Jr. rematch? He'd have to be favoured to win again but naturally CEJ will be confident he can reverse the result considering how he finished the first bout.

He's proved he's going to be a problem for anyone with how easily he shut out Lee.

 

I totally agree but the point I was trying to make is that as with the other two world champs warden has BJS is boring are not known enough to sell out a big venue or stadium. Just my opinion.

 

The ones that take his 0? I dunno..

Floyd and Charr before the loss are only separated by time..


I'm sure you can list loads of prospects/champs that suffered the 0 loss..


And countless Ottke types that really didn't beat the guy..

 

Eubank?

 

Obvious choice here is golovkin, I just think the pressure would be too much for billy and he'd eventually wilt. I think he could cause canelo some real problems though, canelo really doesn't like anyone giving him too much lateral movement. Hassan n'dam would be a good fight that could go either way IMO. I'd guess that lemieux would eventually get to BJS, but beyond david and gennady he's got a real shot of beating anyone in the division.

 

Providing he doesn't get careless and get caught he'd school Lemieux with relative ease IMO.

 

I think eventually lemieux lands and lands big, everyone gets caught eventually no matter how good they are defensively, and lemieux hits like a train.

 

So you've made your mind up, finally. He doesn't have an engine. Great, Super. Thanks.

PS: I've never said CEJ would beat GGG. But please, copy and paste where you have read that I did. You really are very confused aren't you?

 

Lemieux's improved stamina could be a big problem for Saunders in the later rounds.

Even when getting hit hard by Golovkin, Lemieux didn't seem to lose heart.

Lemieux does have very heavy hands, but he does tend to fall in when throwing big shots, and whilst Saunders isn't Golovkin power wise, he's certainly got great reflexe's and counter punching technique, and would be able to catch Lemieux.

Could be a very long night for Saunders against Lemieux.