Post Mayweather/Berto How Will the Boxing Landscape Change?

[seReal Killer]

How would Amir Khan be the man to beat at 147?

Same way any of the other names u mentioned. Other than Pac, Khan has the best resume of them all, do some research man.

Why u added Pac though?, he clearly seems the obvious choice but I neglected it because he will retire very soon too like Mayweather.

[Showtime..]

Pacquiao/Mayweather have both been the guys to beat @ WW since 2009. Won't change until both retire.

[Bushbaby]

Same way any of the other names u mentioned. Other than Pac, Khan has the best resume of them all, do some research man.

Why u added Pac though?, he clearly seems the obvious choice but I neglected it because he will retire very soon too like Mayweather.

Usually when someone says "do some research", they have a valid argument. Khan beat Devon at welterweight. That's about all he done there.

And I added Pacman to what??

[Juof]

the next face of boxing is probably about 9 years old at the moment

[The Big Dunn]

A lot will change on Sunday the 13th upon Floyd's retirement.

Who is the new #1 p4p?

Roman Gonzalez
Wladmir Klitchko
Guillermo Rigondeaux
Andre Ward
Gennady Golovkin
Sergey Kovalev
Manny Pacquiao

Who is the man to beat at 147?

Manny Pacquiao
Timothy Bradley
Kell Brook
Shawn Porter
Keith Thurman

Who is the man to beat at 154?

Erislandy Lara or will Canelo and Cotto move down?

Who will be public enemy #1?

Andre Ward
Adrien Broner
Gennady Golovkin
Danny Garcia

Who will emerge as the new face of the sport?

Canelo
Gennady Golovkin
Andre Ward
Sergey Kovalev
Vasyl Lomachenko
Terrence Crawford

Who is the next superstar to emerge?

Felix Verdejo
Errol Spence Jr.
Oscar Valdez


And most importantly, will we finally start to see fights being made from 140-154?

Bolded answers those questions. I am on record as bellieving this isn't floyd's last fight.

I don't think there will be "a man" at 147 or 154 immediately upon floyd retiring. I think that will be determined by who wins fights. I think we will have am answer by next May or June.

If Wilder beats WLad, he will be the new face of the sport. If this doesn't happen, expect Canelo or the Canelo/GGG winner to occupy that spot, unless the US fan base begins to feel a certain way and gravitates toward Crawford-who IMO benefits the most from floyd retiring.

As for fights being made, some have happened and I expect more to happen in the future, not just at 140-154 but FW as well. I do not expect to see TR fighters fight AH managed fighters which will still be an issue.

[seReal Killer]

Usually when someone says "do some research", they have a valid argument. Khan beat Devon at welterweight. That's about all he done there.

And I added Pacman to what??

Idiot, ok let me dumb it down for u.

If floyd at GGG fought at anywhere from 154.1-160 then seeing as though Floyd never fought abouv LMW, Will his resume considered weaker then GGG's?

Now about Pac, why did you add him knowing that he wont be here much longer than Floyd? All others u mentioned will be here for at least 5 more years.

[Bushbaby]

Idiot, ok let me dumb it down for u.

If floyd at GGG fought at anywhere from 154.1-160 then seeing as though Floyd never fought abouv LMW, Will his resume considered weaker then GGG's?

Now about Pac, why did you add him knowing that he wont be here much longer than Floyd? All others u mentioned will be here for at least 5 more years.

You know, when you post like this, the last thing you should call anyone, is "idiot". Floyd is actually a 2 time light middleweight champion. Or maybe even 3. I can't remember if Canelo had a strap. Furthermore resume and man to beat, aren't the same thing. So just because Khan had a some what decent resume at 140, he still hasn't done anything remotely close to making him the welterweight man to beat. Especially when his pops will be campaigning there too.

I'll ask you again, what did I say about Pacman exactly? I suggest you go back and reread whatever it is you think you saw.