I'm actually excited about the new contender

I just can't wait to have Jaidon Codrington knock everyone's block off, chin checkers all day.

I think it''s going to be harder for the winner of this season to gain fans just because if someone like Sam Soliman wins, it still the exact same Sam Soliman we knew a year ago. I dont know. If you run this gauntet and come out on top you've upped your status to me at least.

I've got bored with the other series about half way through, this time it looks like it could be better though. Much better line up.

Much better than the previous seasons. True what Eno says, maybe we can't hype the winner, as we might already know his level. But we got a good benchmark, should talent beat routine.. "The ring" #4 SMW has Bika as his biggest win.. It should matter ;)

season 1 was so much better! the fueds and characters and even the talent pool was so much greater then the second. this season should be great!!

I think it''s going to be harder for the winner of this season to gain fans just because if someone like Sam Soliman wins, it still the exact same Sam Soliman we knew a year ago. I aggree but i think sooner or later soliman will lose to one of these contenders

Max Alexander, a 26-year-old from Camden, NJ who has a 14-1 pro record with 2 KOs David Banks, a 24-year-old from Portland, OR who has a 14-2-1 pro record with 2 KOs Sakio Bika, a 28-year-old from Sydney, Australia via Cameroon who has a 22-3-2 pro record with 14 KOs Henry Buchanan, a 28-year-old from Capital Heights, MD who has a 14-1 pro record with 11 KOs La Farrell Bunting, a 27-year-old from Las Vegas, NV who has a 16-3-1 pro record with 16 KOs Jaidon Codrington, a 23-year-old from New York, NY who has a 16-1 pro record with 12 KOs Miguel Hernandez, a 32-year-old from Chicago, IL who has a 20-5 pro record with 10 KOs Wayne Johnson, a 29-year-old from Lyndhurst NJ who has a 16-1 pro record with 9 KOs Donny McCrary, a 24-year-old from St. Joseph, MO who has a 23-5-2 pro record with 13 KOs Les Ralston, a 25-year-old from Buffalo, NY who has a 16-2 pro record with 9 KOs Danny Santiago, a 34-year-old from Ocala, FL who has a 29-3-1 pro record with 19 KOs Paul Smith, a 24-year-old from Liverpool, England who has a 20-0 record with 12 KOs Sam Soliman, a 33-year-old from Melbourne, Australia who has a 33-9 pro record with 13 KOs Brian Vera, a 26-year-old from Austin, TX who has a 14-0 pro record with 9 KOs Rhoshii Wells, a 30-year-old from Las Vegas, NV who has a 18-2-2 pro record with 10 KOs Rubin Williams, a 31-year-old from Detroit, MI who has a 29-2-1 pro record with 16 KOs this is a great list of fighters, i would think familer fighters like bika, williams and soleman are considered to out last the others, but boxing does need a new face on the scene, but with that said i belive rubin williams wins the whole tournament.

I think it''s going to be harder for the winner of this season to gain fans just because if someone like Sam Soliman wins, it still the exact same Sam Soliman we knew a year ago.

it's going to make a pretty good difference for those that are hardcore fans for sure... I dont think you need to be 'hardcore' fan to prefer a boxing show over a 'reality TV' show. Just a regular boxing fan.

Im excited for this season as well because of the names. Last season had guys that were not going to do much as far as compete for World titles. Hopefully this season they show more of the fights than the highlights because there could be some good matchups.

Andrade vs Robin Ried is a nice fight

isn't buchanan from the supermiddleweight tournament they showed on shobox

what happen to Robin Ried? he won that dude

i remember watching andre Eason v walter wright and wondering how on earth eason got on the show...then I saw he only dropped an MD v D-Hop and lasted 7 against Urango.

When i saw the line up i was very excited also, i dont really like the contender to be honest, last time i watched it, it was a bunch a bums fighting for 5 rounds, Plus there were obviously some dodgy decisons, anyone wonder how loads of those fights were 2-2 going into the 5th round, or was that me?

Max Alexander, a 26-year-old from Camden, NJ who has a 14-1 pro record with 2 KOs David Banks, a 24-year-old from Portland, OR who has a 14-2-1 pro record with 2 KOs Sakio Bika, a 28-year-old from Sydney, Australia via Cameroon who has a 22-3-2 pro record with 14 KOs Henry Buchanan, a 28-year-old from Capital Heights, MD who has a 14-1 pro record with 11 KOs La Farrell Bunting, a 27-year-old from Las Vegas, NV who has a 16-3-1 pro record with 16 KOs Jaidon Codrington, a 23-year-old from New York, NY who has a 16-1 pro record with 12 KOs Miguel Hernandez, a 32-year-old from Chicago, IL who has a 20-5 pro record with 10 KOs Wayne Johnson, a 29-year-old from Lyndhurst NJ who has a 16-1 pro record with 9 KOs Donny McCrary, a 24-year-old from St. Joseph, MO who has a 23-5-2 pro record with 13 KOs Les Ralston, a 25-year-old from Buffalo, NY who has a 16-2 pro record with 9 KOs Danny Santiago, a 34-year-old from Ocala, FL who has a 29-3-1 pro record with 19 KOs Paul Smith, a 24-year-old from Liverpool, England who has a 20-0 record with 12 KOs Sam Soliman, a 33-year-old from Melbourne, Australia who has a 33-9 pro record with 13 KOs Brian Vera, a 26-year-old from Austin, TX who has a 14-0 pro record with 9 KOs Rhoshii Wells, a 30-year-old from Las Vegas, NV who has a 18-2-2 pro record with 10 KOs Rubin Williams, a 31-year-old from Detroit, MI who has a 29-2-1 pro record with 16 KOs

whats the full lineup - soliman, alexander, who else?

it's going to make a pretty good difference for those that are hardcore fans for sure...

i would like a little more prospects, but yeah this series is looking very good...

I loved the first series as it got me into boxing properly. I liked the training contests in the first series they were real good. the second series was shit, they didnt show real alot of training and the fighters were extremly one sided. Im really lookin forward to the new series with good fighters on it. :boxing: