- Over rating Bernard Hopkins. Winky Wright. Jermain Taylor.
- Under rating Mikkel Kessler. Joe Calzaghe.
- American fans constantly write off fighters from overseas beating there fighters. Simply because they think American fighters are superior. E.G Pavlik to destroy Miranda. Mundine to oupoint Taylor. Calzaghe to stop Hopkins. In some cases the Americans aren't right i can not see Abraham touching Pavlik at all. But in a majority of cases this bias is actually damaging the sport. And preventing the true stars of the sport from going global.
- Over rate power punchers. All this talk about Edison Miranda as a big hitting good is rediculous. In the SMW diviison all Calzaghe, Kessler, Mundine, Bute and Froch have bigger one punch power (iffy on Froch). These guys can also fight a number of styles and have better defences, being all round better fighters than Miranda. Kessler will fight Miranda but it will be a shut out. A very wide UD.
- Why is Winky still in your top 10 P4P? The guy has ducked Kessler in the last few months. He has lost to a past - it Hopkins. He has no knockout power. And put simply i could see a lot of other fighters beating him from MW to SMW.
- RJJ fans are delusional. If the Tito fight was impressive to you thats embarassing. The guy was playing around with a light middleweight. He lacked the basic stamina to finish him off. If RJJ fights any LHW champion, including Danny Green he will get punished. Mark my words.
Conclusion: Im a non-bias boxing supporter and i can see problems with how the Americans watch and follow boxing. First of all your not seeing the best fighters in front of you by watching Hopkins, Winky and Taylor. Why Kessler, Bute, Mundine, Erdei and others are fighting overseas. Also the bias Americans have for there own fighters is actually detracting the chances of better foreign fighters from fighting in the US. This simply leads to the best fights not happening in the US, and having apparently over rated Euro fighters who are the best, not fighting in the US. The home of boxing, is not the home of it at the moment. It is rather the home of over hyped fighters mainly in the MW, SMW, LHW. No argument against the lighter or heavier weights.
- Under rating Mikkel Kessler. Joe Calzaghe.
- American fans constantly write off fighters from overseas beating there fighters. Simply because they think American fighters are superior. E.G Pavlik to destroy Miranda. Mundine to oupoint Taylor. Calzaghe to stop Hopkins. In some cases the Americans aren't right i can not see Abraham touching Pavlik at all. But in a majority of cases this bias is actually damaging the sport. And preventing the true stars of the sport from going global.
- Over rate power punchers. All this talk about Edison Miranda as a big hitting good is rediculous. In the SMW diviison all Calzaghe, Kessler, Mundine, Bute and Froch have bigger one punch power (iffy on Froch). These guys can also fight a number of styles and have better defences, being all round better fighters than Miranda. Kessler will fight Miranda but it will be a shut out. A very wide UD.
- Why is Winky still in your top 10 P4P? The guy has ducked Kessler in the last few months. He has lost to a past - it Hopkins. He has no knockout power. And put simply i could see a lot of other fighters beating him from MW to SMW.
- RJJ fans are delusional. If the Tito fight was impressive to you thats embarassing. The guy was playing around with a light middleweight. He lacked the basic stamina to finish him off. If RJJ fights any LHW champion, including Danny Green he will get punished. Mark my words.
Conclusion: Im a non-bias boxing supporter and i can see problems with how the Americans watch and follow boxing. First of all your not seeing the best fighters in front of you by watching Hopkins, Winky and Taylor. Why Kessler, Bute, Mundine, Erdei and others are fighting overseas. Also the bias Americans have for there own fighters is actually detracting the chances of better foreign fighters from fighting in the US. This simply leads to the best fights not happening in the US, and having apparently over rated Euro fighters who are the best, not fighting in the US. The home of boxing, is not the home of it at the moment. It is rather the home of over hyped fighters mainly in the MW, SMW, LHW. No argument against the lighter or heavier weights.
bull****!!! talk about biased, look at the last paragraph. come on man, gimme a break!
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