Which American boxer will do the best in the Super Six tournament?

[Shadows]

As much as I want Taylor to do well, I can't pick him based on recent fights. Andre Ward IMO is highly talented and has the determination and focus to do good things in the Super Six.

[Jim Jeffries]

Taylor's lost 3 of his last 4, stopped in 2 of those, and was stopped at MW. I give him zero chance of winning this, even though he has by far the greatest resume and experience of the three. Dirrell is extremely talented, but I don't think his chin will hold up either. Gotta go with Ward, though he holds far too much.

[MANGLER]

I think Ward will fare the best of the 3.

[jrosales13]

I am going with Ward. IMO Ward will be the only American in the final four.

[Ch@mpBox@PR]

I'm rooting for Taylor but Ward has the better tools out of the three. Gotta go with Ward on this one.

Agree, but neither will win.


Either Froch or Kessler wins this ****!

[Mr. Fantastic]

Agree, but neither will win.


Either Froch or Kessler wins this ****!

I bet if there was a PR, you would be saying he's going to KTFO out of everyone right?

[Ch@mpBox@PR]

I bet if there was a PR, you would be saying he's going to KTFO out of everyone right?

Your not funny with that ****. So stick to boxing or atleast the thread theme or simply STFU!!!

[southpaw_07]

im not american but what ive seen from ward is enough, he's got a lot of potential and talent which is something Taylor and Dirrell are both lacking,I think he can bring a big upset in his fight with Kessler

[The Hammer]

If Ward defeats Kessler in Oakland, which is far from impossible, then he will probably keep winning at home.

He's probably the best skilled of the three Americans, and he'll have home advantage.

[Junito-Rulez]

JT is the best american, Dirrell is chinny and overrated, Ward is the big unknown. Great potential but not enough experience against high level fighters.

Taylor is strong, a big puncher and has good boxing skills. If he could get ridd of his stamina issues and his mental blocks, he could be the best supermiddleweight in the world.