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Thanks for your responses! I would love to see Jeff Lacy at Heavyweight, if he were 6'1''. That would be very exciting.

I think Brewster's going to do that against slower, plodding heavies like Golota but he wont be able to do that to Wlad. He has good handspeed, and his guard is held really high in the early rounds of his fights. Good point, but then Brewster's body attacks might do some serious damage.

Why doesn't Tarver just face the winner of Lacy vs. Calzaghe? I would suggest this.

James Toney will beat Brewster easily. I'm not that impressed with Brewster. Larry Merchant is turning this guy into a star. LOL! Not saying Toney has a bad chin, but don't you think Brewster might unload a bomb that knocks him out? Brewster's left hook is tremendous.

tarver would knock both of them out..... Disagree, I think Lacy beats them both - even if he stays at 168 while Tarver is at 175.

Peter & Wlad will break there hands if they land a clean punch on each other without gloves. I've broken my hand 2 different time in a street fight. I have to agree with this. Mike Tyson broke his hand as he punched Mitch Green outside the ring. When a professional boxer like Tyson breaks his hand, most people will do the same I am sure. Some years back I heard of a guy who basically hurt his entire right body side from one punch he threw (arm broken, shoulder injured, even the leg was hurt). Anybody heard this story and can add some details? By the way, I just wanted to let you guys know that I enjoy spending time here on the forums. I do not post much, but read a lot. Thanks for that. :boxing:

Well, let me for one, say welcome. Feel free to post as often as you like. Thank you very much. I appreciate your kind words.

Lacy is great. Hope he gets his fight against Calzaghe.

Or you could compare Wlad and Peter against Shufford... This is a possibility for sure. On the other hand you can compare those with Brewster (beat Klitschko) - Shufford or McCline (lost to Wlad) - Shufford. I was just pointing out that - in my view - Klitschko needs to be cautious every single second, and I expect him to be sort of scared. Just my opinion ...

http://epsilon.applepics.com/50/userfiles/41b369acbe701.gif This knockout was scary.

Vitali might get KOed by Rahman tis Saturday. I agree, I even think this is PROBABLY the outcome.

Be honest. Did you just start this thread as to provoke the Klistchko Mafia......... LOL ! No ...

i respect his opinion, but how much credibility can you lend to him when he puts a guy who was KO'd in his last 2 fights at #1??? i could maybe understand putting him in the the top 10, but #1??? yodaism - serious this list is not He was koed in 2 of his last three fights: against Williams, in which his knee was seriously injured and against Lewis. He beat Etienne in 2003. In my view Tyson has a lot more potential.

I think if you read the list backwards (from #10 to #1) then it's actually not so bad...at least better than it is the right way around :cool: . Just kidding around, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Thanks for your response and the respectful choice of words. :)