Who is your favorite super middleweight?

[Aut_72]

Andre... both should be unbeaten in the tourney

[Ryn0]

It used to be Kessler because of his style very educated and techincal but he seems to have regressed as a fighter. He added head movement to his game but in adding head movement he's sacrificed some of his technique.

He's not as pleasing to watch (for me) his fight with Froch was very exciting but as a Kessler fan it didn't instill much confidence as Kessler used to destroy guys like Froch.

Right now it's probably Bute, even though Ward is most likely the best at 168 Bute is very slick, hits hard and is always enjoyale to watch. He has some spectacular knockout and his body punching is great to watch.

[-EX-]

Andre Dirrell...then Ward...I like Jermain Taylor too but he's not on the list...

[Dambala]

Dirrell, even before the tourney. I like his style and he's not even in his prime. He had a great attitude when he lost to Froch despite it was a robbery, he just accepted, suck it up and bounced back. I think he's the future there.

[M.I Truth ?]

Jermain Taylor.

[DiegoFuego]

How funny is it that right now Dirrell is leading this poll. 3 years ago, he was considered one of the 3 most boring fighters on the planet. I love how fickle boxing fans are. Same thing happened when Bernard Hopkins. 2003 = zero Hopkins fans. 2006 = THOUSANDS of Hopkins fans. And absolutely nothing changed for either fighter in that time. They are the exact same today as they were then.

[Red Rebel]

the one who received a headbutt in his 2nd lost...

[Steelhammer2011]

1. Lucian Bute
2. Arthur Abraham
3. Maxim Vlasov

[S H A R K B O Y]

Andre Ward.

[Dambala]

How funny is it that right now Dirrell is leading this poll. 3 years ago, he was considered one of the 3 most boring fighters on the planet. I love how fickle boxing fans are. Same thing happened when Bernard Hopkins. 2003 = zero Hopkins fans. 2006 = THOUSANDS of Hopkins fans. And absolutely nothing changed for either fighter in that time. They are the exact same today as they were then.

Very different cases, B-Hop had his biggest win already and he fought in HBO and PPV way before that but he wasn't than popular because he was boring and always be.

On the other hand Dirrell was unknown to a lot of people, he was just a former olympian, he just needed the exposure and btw was overshadowed a robbery and a ***** move foul. But I get what you mean, he was the underdog of the tourney and now he's one of the favorites.