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Both have the power to seriously hurt each other, but only Wlad has the experience to deal with it. Wlad by KO.

It's funny how many people point to his fight with Pajkic, when he was 23, or against Cunningham when he 24 and both of which he didn't have Peter Fury and fought both in a different style to what he's done in recently.

I'd be shocked if Smith went the distance.

I'm just wondering when an interviewer will have the balls to ask him about the Price sparring story now that Price actually confirmed it. Always wanted to see what he would say about it. He'd probably say something about staying humble and spout a cliche.

Chisora's engine isn't what it was, but it's 100x better than Whyte's. Whyte has gone 10 a couple of times but aagainst very low level fighters and at a very slow pace, mostly throwing soft softs and hardly dancing. Remember too that against Pulev round 9 was probably Chisora's best. That was a very rough fight, where even whenm Chisora rested he had to defend like hell, or take shots, against a world class opponent.

Because they are fanboys.

Great fight. I predict Browne gets up from an early knockdown to win the fight.

Either that or they are trying to pretend Brook isn't a soft choice of opponent.

He's fought better opponents for his paper belt than a lot of people with allegdely more legit ones.

I agree, boxing needs an undisputed champion, but there is no need to underestimate Brook. Surely he needs to beat both to be undisputed, Canelo still is the lineal champ and holds The Ring belt.

If he's really ready for GGG he wouldn't be fighting domestic opponents.

All the PPV

Canelo by late KO.

IMO Mayweather won it, and won it clearly.

It always bugs me how little emphisis people put on actually having beaten good opponents, then wondering why no one wants to fight good opponents.

Not sure I believe this. I'll wait untill more comes out.

I wish he would've just said he wasn't ready for GGG, I don't think he would've got near the disrespect. Still no damage that he can't recover from was done.

Guessing at the future, Canelo, he's got many years left and has already done a lot.

It's just pure opinion really whether an odd style such as Tyson Fury's is unique and wonderful, or ugly.

Joshua, beat a terrible champion in Martin who was given a belt after beating a terrible challenger via knee injury, and his two defences have been against Molina and Brealeaze, neither of which should b fighting for a world title. His best win was an self trained and injured Whyte

Haye's resume at heavyeight is terrible.

Styles make fights. Wlad is a more difficult fight for Joshua than Fury would be. Based on? Joshua hasn't fought one good defensive boxer.

He'd deserve credit, but given Wlad is coming off a loss he'd still have work to do to be No. 1 If he won.

He was going to fight Ruiz Jr anyway so it'd make sense and be a decent fight. But what happened to him fighting WIlder?

He should try to unify as quickly as he can and move up. Try and be a two weight world champion.

He brought the WBO belt back to it's former glory.

Only if WIlder wants it I'd guess, it was an eliminator, but it'll take several more to get a shot.

Glandular fever, from what I've seen, seems like it's transmitted by bodily fluids including saliva, interesting.

This cruiserweight has had 29 fights, none lasting more than two rounds. http://boxrec.com/boxer/537447 Hopefully he'll be fighting again next year.

I stumbled across this guys record a few weeks ago and cracked up. The fruits of a good boxrec trawling session. It looks like he's taped his gloves with a few winds of electrical tape. Maybe he's a sparky during the day. I reckon Wilder might be lining him up. What makes him more interesting than Eric Crumble (similar record) is there's footage of him on YouTube.