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Tyson wins by decision. I think Vitali would be able to take Tyson's punches without getting knocked out. Still loses, though.

Just.. no.

I got Khan winning by UD.

Maybe if he fights for an interim title against someone who's not a top fighter. Like Alfredo Angulo did.

I'd be all for it, as well. I thought Quintana was beating Williams up until the knockout, in the second fight. Makes you wonder if Williams figured out Quintana over if it was just luck. I think the latter.

Im confused on how to judge ATG. Are there different levels of ATG? He's definitely not an ALI, SRL type of an ATG thats for sure sure. I think a good limit to judge whether a fighter is an all-time great would be the top 50. It's up to you, though.

Great? No. Beating the second best fighter in the division, when you're number one, isn't a great win? Please..

Hey TS, maybe I'm wrong but I'm guessing you don't know about a lot of the older fighters. You should study up on these guys: Henry Armstrong Harry Greb Benny Leonard Willie Pep Jack Johnson Sam Langford They often get ranked in top 10 lists.

He's had a good career and only lost to the #1 P4P fighter's in the world. I hope he enjoys his retirement and does good with his promoting.

I don't think a rematch will happen. If it does, though, then shame on the promoters.

Is going to have the HBO brand, they will distributed, but HBO will not be doing the brodcast. Is going to be like how Marquez-Casamayor fight was... Oh, so a Golden Boy PPV? Okay, thanks.

Kessler was never top ten. True, but it was still a great win.

I think it'll go the distance.

Good thing he's having a tune-up. The last time he fought was back in August.

Clottey has to win convincingly, in order to get the decision. If it's close, they might give it to Pacquiao because he's generally regarded a lot higher than Clottey.

Nah. Judah is past it and doesn't have the stamina to go the distance. I'll take Alexander by decision or possibly by late stoppage.

Pacquiao wins by decision.

Joe Calzaghe.

If anything, a corner stoppage. Can't see Clottey going down or getting hurt. I agree. He's just too tough to be knocked out.

Khan hasn't got a good chin, but it's not so bad that he would get knocked out by Malignaggi.

I think it's Cotto. He nearly sells out MSG, every time he fights there.

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I was wondering if that was gonna happen, but I forgot to check. Thanks for the update.

I'm in. WAR CLOTTEY!!!

I liked Road to Dallas, too. If there's still a Countdown coming up, I'll probaby watch it.

I didn't even realize it. It was a great fight and, despite the official result, I scored the fight for Ali.

How about Liddell or Spider Silva. They both appear to be pretty good strikers. And Spider has some good side to side movement as well as good counter punching abilities. Here's Silva, in his second professional boxing match, against a guy making his debut:

Judah is just trying to get another shot at another world title. Personally, I don't think he deserves it, yet. He hasn't beaten anyone of note, in a while. What I didn't like, though, was the fact that Kellerman tried to pull the mic away from them whenever they were talking. He just tried to focus on himself, rather than the fighters. Pretty stupid and egotistic, if you ask me. At a post-fight interview, fans really wanna listen to the fighters. Not the analyst.

No bad things to say about Pacquiao, but I'm hoping that Clottey wins. He's the underdog and he's been on the short end in most of his biggest fights.