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Haha, way to make an allegation. No, I don't work for the website, but getting all of those DVD's for $115 seemed like a good deal to me. I guess I just don't scour over the internet like you do. I went based on security, and I trusted the site. Telling me I'm tryin to rip this guy off, you gotta be kidding. YOU TELL HIM MATE. I Know you weren't trying to sell nothin;)

Giant Valuev should be taken down under construction, and Mayweather needs a harsh, harsh beatdown... for my viewing pleassure ( nothin kinky intended)

Doug Davis http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=40660&cat=boxer

Pernell Whitaker

He's been inactive for less than a year. If you thought he was the p4p best before why wouldn't you think him to be now?!?!?

You should ask this in in December when both Hopkins fans have come down off there high and see if Joe beats Jones and wait for the Joe fans to come down from cloud 9. When the fans are less bias. lol good post. a very scientific approach:D

Audleys just reached his prime, noone can stop him now

So a fighter shouldnt have ring intelligence, chin and defense? If you take that from any fighter they wouldnt be much. No of course any great fighter needs defensive ability aswell as offensive, and I agree that Hopkins has the superior chin, but you cant just assume he has more in ring intelligence because he gets hit less. If you notice, Pacman lands way more shots than Bhop! and also has natural attributes to compete with Bhops chin (faster hand, Higher workrate ect)

Minus the ring intelligence, defense, and chin, you may be on to something. If you take those attributes away from Bhop, hes NOTHING! Boxing is hit and not get it, its not all about avoiding punishment but dishing it out also.

Yeh, except Hopkins neutralises his oppopents attack with movement and defense, whereas Pacmans offence is very overwhelming for his opponents. I think Pac is slightly better all around.

I disagree. i don't consider superb power 2 be a trait 1 must have as a p4p ranked fighter. khany boy has the physical tools,(aside from the chin), a solid training environment and seems quick to pick up new skills. iv got a 20 quid bet with my bro that 1 day hel be in the top 5 p4p. (hes got a speedy kind of power which is effective when they coming in also =)

evidence but not proof

Steve Bunce. No doubt about it

Haye has just said straight up he wants the harder fight, to prove people wrong. The hate he gets on here is disgusting. He's a breath of fresh air! Not just in the HW division, but for boxing in general. Learn to love it! You put it brilliantly my friend:D. Why do people hate on egotistical fighters so much???????

Maybe because the UK is alot smaller than the US

can someone pm me a link, il send points or whatever

Khan of course

Anyone got a stream!!

I made a thread on here about it last night saying how impressed I was but then I rewatched it again last night and was even more impressed. Everytime I watch it I get more impressed. 1st of all, I dont want to act like Im better than anyone else or no more but I truly am a sports junkie. There are a bunch of times I will put something on the DVR and watch it over & over again and discet it like a coach. My favorited team is the Skins and I remember that I use to rewatch the games so much that I knew what Gibbs tendencies were. Anytime they would have a loss or a 10 yard penalty and it would be 1st or 2nd & long, he always would throw the wr screen. I use to call it out all the time and people would be shocked that I knew it but it came from watching the film. When you watch that Pac-Cotto fight, I think alot of people just look at it in black & white but I watch it over & over again basically inch by inch and study that Motha****a like Im Freddy Roach. I talked about this alot last night but I have to say it again because I dont think alot of people noticed it. Pac was hooking the shit out of Cotto's jab. I mean he probably did it like 10 times or something. I remember watching Floyd-Gatti and it was the 1st round. RJ was commentating at that time and I remember him saying that the speed advantage is so great that Floyd is already hooking off Gatti's jab. The way he said it you could tell that he was a great fighter that knew certain things to look for and after he said that I started noticing it. Thats something that sticks in my mind and I look for in every fight. Only guys with super speed, great awearness, and great skill can consistently pull that off and Pac did it on the regular. I remember watching Pac-Hatton on that 1st knock down. I remember hearing Roach I think say that there is something that Hatton does that you can tell when he punches. As soon as Hatton made a move to throw, you could see Pac waiting on it and as soon as he saw Hatton's body move, he threw that quick right hook and dropped him. It was the same in the Cotto fight. It was a great 1st round of boxing by Cotto but after that Pac was timing the shit out of him. Cotto would start the motion of the jab and as soon as Pac saw it, he was coming back with the hoook and beating him to the punch every time. 1st you have to think about the motion of both fighters. If the right hand fighter Cotto is throwing the jab and Pac is hooking then the hook is almost always going to knock you over. Thats what he did to Cotto like 5 times or more and you can see it right before the 1st knock down. Cotto throws that jab and Pac throws a quick powerful hook that made Cotto fall over some. It shocked Cotto because that has never ever happened to him before. The shock basicaly made him stand up and just pause for a second and thats when Pac jumped on him and dropped him while Cotto had his hands down. Cotto also has this other jab move that he does thats always money. He faints and then comes right back with the jab. It works on everyone but Roach is so great that I think that was one of the habits he was talking about Cotto having. He probably told Pac that if he ever faints then throw that hook because he's coming right back. Sure enough he fainted the jab and came back with it like 5 times and as soon as he fainted, Pac would throw that hook and catch him every time when Cotto was coming back in. People have to really pay attention to that stuff. I love that shit. You could see that it blew Cotto's mind that Pac was able to do this because it makes you feel inferior when you thought you could outjab & outbox him all fight but he's making you look like a chump. Again, thats why people are so wrong when they said that if Cotto kept using his jab then he couldve won. He did kept using it. He tried like hell but Pac took that shit away. Then there was something that came off of that. It mentaly ruined Cotto. He knew he had to use that jab to win and not get into a brawl with Pac but he also knew that everytime he threw it he was going to get countered back. Cotto couldnt go away from it because that was the only punch he had a chance of landing without taking major punishment but he still knew a quick bullet was coming back so that made Cotto mentaly start throwing it scared & slow. He already knew the outcome so he would only throw it at half speed which inturn now made Pac hook it every time with ease. The thing I saw late that had me dying was that Pac had mentaly damaged him so much and had it timed so well that Cotto threw a slow jab late in the fight and Pac bitch slapped him. Did anyone catch that? By that I mean, he hit Cotto with a back hand slap. Straight up. I dont think alot of people see that kind of stuff unless you watch it back alot and break it down punch by punch. When I saw that I was like this is one of the greatest performances Ive ever seen. He was like half Duran, half Sweet Pea in that bitch. Im telling you that all that shit hurt Cotto way more than anything physicaly did. You could see it. He was in shocked that Pac was doing that to him because that never happeneds to an elite fighter and that wasnt just it. We all saw Cotto go into running mode and you all hear what I said about Pac hooking off the jab. Cotto is not an all out punk so when he was running late, there would always be times where he would stop to throw because he thought he may have Pac right now and Im telling you that as soon as he even brought his body into motion like he was about to throw a punch, Pac would catch him square in the face. Seriously, I dont think you guys can appreciate what Im saying unless you really watch it like this frame by frame. Cotto had never ever seen anything like that. Margarito was just walking him down hitting him with big shots and its the same with everyone from Shane to Clottey. This was different. Pac was hitting him with shit that he never sees until its there and he hit him alot of times as soon as Cotto fixed his hands to throw or as soon as he started the throwing motion. Its something that you would see a guy like Floyd do to a guy with a 10-15 record but he was doing this to Cotto. It was all speed, skill, and awearness. That shit blew my mind. I swear he got Cotto in the corner late once and Cotto was throwing or about to throw and again Pac hit him with a back hand bitch slap and Cotto flew back into the ropes. I forget at the end of which round it is. Pac didnt even hit him hard and he flew back because the blow was just so surprising to him. It was surprising how everytime he gets set to throw he's getting hit with clean flush punches that he never even sees. Honestly, it would be like if you were fighting someone in the pitch dark but they had night vision goggles on. Thats what its like to get hit by punches like that. Then one time I saw Pac going toe to toe with Cotto and throwing combos. He did something crazy like throw a right hook and then left to the body but what made it crazy was that one second later he threw it in reverse. He dug in with the left to the body and then threw the right hook up stairs. Cotto absorded that left to the body and was about to swing when the right hook caught him flush on the side of his head and it hurt him. I mean he just never knew what was coming. The speed, skill, and power was so great that it blew my mind, seriously. I felt bad for Cotto because I just knew what he was thinking. It was the same way Gatti felt against Floyd. He was scared to throw because Pac was always going to immediatly counter him back and it would be too fast for him to stop and he wont see the punch coming. Thats why he ran. After rewatching it a bunch of times I actually think that performance was even better than his Hatton performance. It just makes the Floyd fight that much better because Ive seen Floyd hook off of jabs and so on and Ive seen Zab hook Floyd off the jab. Its not as hard when you are talking about hooking off the jab with a Southpaw & righty because there forward arm is on the same side so both will try to do it to eachother but you have to be super fast & skilled to do it. The punch that Zab dropped Floyd on was the hook but that was on a right hand by Floyd and not the jab. Pac may catch him like that once to. Zab hooked Floyd off the jab a few times early and Floyd bent over like Cotto did but there wasnt as much power behind it. Floyd also did the same to Zab alot. I remember when Zab was hooking Floyd, it was a little different then the Pac-Cotto stuff. Floyd was like reaching in with the jab and Zab would step out of range and counter with the hook. You wont get as much power that way behind the hook but it will knock your opponent off balance. Pac was hooking Cotto straight up. Like he didnt have to step back or step out of range because he was so fast and knew when Cotto was throwing it so Pac could always put solid power behind it good post TS. I dont know why but my heart was racing reading that shit! I'm gonna rewatch the fight

I've never seen Thriller in Manilla, but I saw Ali on Parkinsons and he claimed the entire white American population were 'devils'. I never got the idea it was some kind of self promotion, they just seemed to be his views which he defended passionately. He is one hell of a fighter though, him and Joe Louis are my 2 fav heavyweights stylistically

Khan by KO/TKO within 5

He is a millionaire because he won the olympic silver medal at 17, and became a national hero. Barrera was a very dangerous fight so soon after the Prescott defeat, and one that Khan could have easily lost. Also, his record is decent for a prospect. Limond and Gomez both troubled Khan and proved to be worthy competitors, while Earl gave Katsidis trouble in his previous fight. Prescott was also a huge gamble, and one that Khan lost. Since then he has gone about his career the right way by moving camps, and trying to improve his defence and fighting style. He should be respected for trying to become a better fighter. Cut or not, Khan did the job he had to do and won the fight. Barrera could have stopped the fight at any time, but chose to fight on. I'm sure if the referee stopped the fight in the first round, all the people who purchased the fight would be complaining too. I love Carl Froch, but his best win before his title shot was Robin Reid. A boxer far less talented, and more battle worn than Barrera. Also, you mention David Haye, but his best win beofre his title shot against Mormeck was over Fragomeni...hardly a stand out victory. But I can't hate on Froch and Haye because every talented and hungry fighter deserves a chance at a title. After all, they all have to start from somewhere. Amir Khan may may not deserve a shot at Kotelnik, but I don't hear Kotelnik complaining. He stands to make a career high payday, and if he wins, worldwide media attention. Something he couldn't get by fighting Witter or any other lesser known 140 pounder. Just to add, Kotelnik fought nobody before fighting M'Baye in a WBA title eliminator. But remember, every boxer has to start from somewhere right. The fact that you 'hope' a young, hard working boxer gets devastated, shows what a insecure little boy you are. Actually Khan has said on video that he is concentrating on the fight with Kotelnik, and letting the promoters sort out the rest. And I have never heard Mayweathers name mentioned, so you are making things up. Amir Khan is a huge name in British boxing, and while there are other contenders who may deserve a shot ahead of Khan, I don't hear Bradley, Campbell, or Holt, all clamoring for the chance to go to Germany and fight an unknown boxer for very little money. As I said earlier, Kotelnik will make a career high payday fighting Khan on ppv, and at 31 years of age, there won't be too many more opportunities like this for him. Khan is taking a big risk fighting Kotelnik, when he could easily milk his name, and fight a lesser fighter for the same amount of money. People will buy Khan's fights no matter what. That's just false. Khan has a good, average career to date, apart from the Prescott defeat. Other fighters usually take much longer to step up than Khan. You're just repeating yourself. I have answered this above. You are a very poor, hateful, poster indeed. Boxing doesn't need fans like you that's for sure. Quality ownage

ello people. its my very first post, and i just want 2 say i agree with the guy who said that david haye should fight james tony. a legend like tony would give haye the test he needs at heavyweight, not bad for his exposure either.

not from a Londoner tho eh No us Londoners hug his nuts on occasion too.

Both Hatton v De la hoya and Hatton v Pacman would be great fights, i reckon ricky would take a bit of a beatdown in both though! (assuming pacman proves he can handle the higher weight classes)

HOF or ATG in England LOL I got to admit there is some serious hatton 'nuthuggery' as you guys say, in england.

Would someone tell me what "carrying" means?!?!???

Cotto vs Berto, i like the sound of that:D

It was Floyd Mayweather for me, coz before the Hatton-Mayweather fight I knew nothing about boxing and was sure Ricky would win. So seeing Ricky get schooled by someone who in my mind was the underdog, made floyds win seem much more impressive

no-one gonna send me a link?