Underrated hand speed.

cotto Marquez for a 35 year old Speed isn't the first thing you think of with hopkins but he is pretty fast mikkel kessler has underrated fast hands for a big man doesn't get much credit for it

glen johnson.

Ricardo Torres Ricky Hatton Sultan Ibragimov Travis Simms Robert Guerrero

I agree on everything also on your picks for your upcoming bets. Other than Lopez, I thought all of them were at least a little controversial. Good to know that I'm not alone. Did you like my addition to your division dominance thread? I tried really hard to think about the guys who were just unbeatable in their divisions, and that is what I came up with. People like Calzaghe were left off because of the possibility of Jones beating him at 168, and the closeness of the Robin Reid fight.

I'm most impressed with Adamek's ability to generate a lot of power with short punches. I'm pretty much impressed with everything about him. I mean, after he got completely wiped out by Dawson at 175, I thought he wasn't going to do much moving up to cruiserweight. I mean, 25 pounds is no joke, and I have a feeling that is one of the hardest transitions to make, from LHW to CW, but... man, he beats O'Neil Bell handily, takes Steve Cunningham out in a way that made him look really great, and showed that he can overcome his flaws, and then completely dominates Banks. He's one to watch out for.

I'm most impressed with Adamek's ability to generate a lot of power with short punches.

It is probably because it's playing on my DVR right now, but the announcers just said how surprising it was that Cunningham has no real hand speed advantage over Adamek. I think they are mostly right. Adamek definitely gets my vote, although the Dawson fight looked the opposite.

Corrie Sanders

Bernard Hopkins

Bernard Hopkins Diego Corrales I agree. good pick.

Roy Jones Jr Carlos Baldomir

jmm, wlad, bhop, prime odlh

Juan Manuel Marquez He lands tremendous punches against fighters that supposiably have faster hands.