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This should be fun. We can bump it at the end of the year. See who was right, who was off and who should be laughed at! lol.
Now I've looked into my crystal ball and I don't like everything that I see, but I'll type it out anyway:
-Gary Russell Jr. will have a big year and will crack the top 15 pound 4 pound.
-Cuba will have a horrible year unfortunately. Gamboa will suffer his first defeat and it wont be at the hands of Broner. Rigondeaux vs Donaire will happen (and Donaire will win). Lara will continue to be pushed to the side and ignored.
-Pacquiao will return at the end of the year and beat a decent opponent, but suffering a knockdown scare early in the fight. He will not fight Marquez in 2013.
-By the end of 2013, people will consider Deontay Wilder as a legit heavyweight challenger.
-Bernard Hopkins will break his own record of the oldest person in history to win a major belt.
-Timothy Bradley will still be searching for a "big fight".
-Sergio Marinez vs Chavez II will NOT happen. Chavez will have a catch weight fight between 160 & 168 with a lower level 168 pound fighter, such as Kelly Pavlik or Abraham. He will look decent, nothing more.
-Golovkin vs Peter Quillin will fight at the end of the year in an absolute war with both men touching the canvas. Golovkin wins by TKO10.
-After the Golovkin fight, Lou DiBella will be quoted saying, "Who the fuck is Golovkin?!"
-James Kirkland will return mid to late 2013 with a new trainer and new promoters, only to lose to a journeyman.
-Broner will fight 3 times in 2012, winning all of them, two at 135 against decent opponents and one at 140 at the end of the year.
-Marquez will not retire. He will take a tune up fight or two and agree to fight Pacquiao early 2014.
-Khan will get KO'd, once again by the hands of Garcia at the end of the year.
-Floyd will take in around $80 million dollars fighting Guerrero in a classic and Canelo in a fairly easy and not too interesting fight. He will contemplate retiring.
-The WBC will create two new belts - "Heart of the Kingdom Ruby belt" and the "Intercontinental Pacific-Asian-Mexican-American emerald belt".
Now I've looked into my crystal ball and I don't like everything that I see, but I'll type it out anyway:
-Gary Russell Jr. will have a big year and will crack the top 15 pound 4 pound.
-Cuba will have a horrible year unfortunately. Gamboa will suffer his first defeat and it wont be at the hands of Broner. Rigondeaux vs Donaire will happen (and Donaire will win). Lara will continue to be pushed to the side and ignored.
-Pacquiao will return at the end of the year and beat a decent opponent, but suffering a knockdown scare early in the fight. He will not fight Marquez in 2013.
-By the end of 2013, people will consider Deontay Wilder as a legit heavyweight challenger.
-Bernard Hopkins will break his own record of the oldest person in history to win a major belt.
-Timothy Bradley will still be searching for a "big fight".
-Sergio Marinez vs Chavez II will NOT happen. Chavez will have a catch weight fight between 160 & 168 with a lower level 168 pound fighter, such as Kelly Pavlik or Abraham. He will look decent, nothing more.
-Golovkin vs Peter Quillin will fight at the end of the year in an absolute war with both men touching the canvas. Golovkin wins by TKO10.
-After the Golovkin fight, Lou DiBella will be quoted saying, "Who the fuck is Golovkin?!"
-James Kirkland will return mid to late 2013 with a new trainer and new promoters, only to lose to a journeyman.
-Broner will fight 3 times in 2012, winning all of them, two at 135 against decent opponents and one at 140 at the end of the year.
-Marquez will not retire. He will take a tune up fight or two and agree to fight Pacquiao early 2014.
-Khan will get KO'd, once again by the hands of Garcia at the end of the year.
-Floyd will take in around $80 million dollars fighting Guerrero in a classic and Canelo in a fairly easy and not too interesting fight. He will contemplate retiring.
-The WBC will create two new belts - "Heart of the Kingdom Ruby belt" and the "Intercontinental Pacific-Asian-Mexican-American emerald belt".
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