I think that Bradley actually should be higher than froch I respect your opinion tho
He lost to PAC I will say that
He bounced back to beat Provo maybe even a draw
He definitely beat marquez
Froch is a great fighter
Tim is a great boxer
Froch is easily more marketable but that's what happens when you're a **** talker
If Bradley takes the Floyd villain route he will be waaaaay more marketable
Super random
It like to see 2 top rank vs golden boy cards one on hbo and one on showtime
How many ppl have knocked out james toney? James toney is still one of the best boxers in the game old or fat however u want to try and discredit him his record is great.
HAYE IS A JOKE
JUST LIKE LENNOX HE DONT WANNA FIGHT ANYONE WITH SKILLS
if he were to win he better do it in exciting fashion. The boxing world and casual fans are gonna be watching, if floyd potshots a smaller guy in route to a boring ud he should just go away. :flush::flush:
very true, he better win in good fashion you know he wants another 8 figure check for his next fight. Cha ching
pac man has always got hit with right hands that will be a problem with a power puncher like cotto, cotto also has great defense. pac wins if cottos eyes are cut thats all!!
cotto and pac will be a bigger draw than mosley pac
cotto is known very well outside of puerto ricans
and he still gets no credit as if he has faced nobody
he did beat sugar shane
sucks for both they arent really the big names right now but closer to a mexican holiday it
CASH CASH CASH
mexicans love to watch a fight on a holiday and maybe start a fight lol
Son u must be retarded name 4 fighters who you have had a tv career with a good ko ratio?
Chavez gets stopped next fight my
Proud Mexican Chavez nutthugging friend
Tough call b-hop is a real slick boxer I believe it's capable but tough call
Great thread too
I'll give it to manny tho just because he's a very active aggressive fighter
Manny just has cleared the divisions
Seems to take on all fighters
B-hop payday isn't as great as mannys so b-hop will never get full credit