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69Heavyweight (Vitali, Byrd, Ruiz, Brewster, Rahman...)17.39%12Cruiser (Wayne Braithwaite, Jean Marc Mormeck, Kelvin Davis, Johnny Nelson, Carl Thompson...)2.90%2Light-Heavy (Glen Johnson, Antonio Tarver, Roy Jones Jr., Zsolt Erdei, Clinton Woods...)8.70%6Super-Middle (Markus Beyer, Manny Siaca, Jeff Lacy, Joe Calzaghe...)0.00%0Middleweight (Bernard Hopkins, Howard Eastman, Oscar De-La Hoya, Felix Sturm...)8.70%6Light-Middle (Winky Wright, Shane Moseley, Kassim Ouma, Daniel Santos...)4.35%3Welter (Cory Spinks, Zab Judah, Antonio Margarito...)7.25%5Light-Welter (Arturo Gatti, Vivian Harris, Kostya Tszyu, Miguel Cotto, Ricky Hatton...)34.78%24Light (Jose Luis Castillo, Juan Diaz, Julio Diaz, Diego Corrales...)7.25%5Super-Feather (Marco A. Barrera, Eric Morales, Yodsanan Nanthachai, Michael Achondo...)8.70%6The poll is expired.
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Voted for light welter and super feather -
voted light welterComment
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Since featherweight is not included I voted for superwelther . . .next choice is light welter.
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Cruiser baby!Comment
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I voted light welter though ya know, I would have voted for Featherweight(if you included it!), if this was posted about a year ago or so. Now it seems all the star featherweights, Morales, Marco, and Manny have moved up to Super Featherweight in one big happy family that my new vote would go to there. Though aside from those 3 fighters, I find myself enjoying nearly all the top name fighters in Light Welter more than any other. Cheers!Comment
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LightweightComment
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Super Feather Weight, Light Heavyweight, and HeavyweightComment
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My bedtime over in England but I do plan to do one for the lower weights (there's a limit of 10 options on these polls)
Then the winners can trade off...Comment
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The general consensus is, the higher the weight the match is, the greater the chance for knockout, but the lesser pure boxing skill involved, and I think that is the reason why the Heavyweight division is in the public forefront of boxing. The public prefers knockouts to displays of boxing skill.
Power is exponentially increased as weight goes up (heavyweights are literally twice as big as strawweights, but hit 20 times as hard). I love knockouts myself, but enjoy boxing skill as well, so my favorite divisions are the intermediate ones (140-175) in which boxers hit hard enough to result in a highly likely knockout, and display plenty of pure boxing skill to please the serious boxing fan.
But all in all, my favorite division is the welterweight division. With the return of Oscar De La Hoya and Shane Mosley (both whom I think will flourish greater than ever in returing), I believe we will see a ton of exciting matchups.Last edited by AeroSixxDynamite; 01-25-2005, 07:25 PM.Comment
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