Agreed - it did get painful to watch and I do think his corner should have pulled him out as he would never quit! Guerrero impressed me as well. Going off the thread slightly - who do you think MK should fight next?
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Agreed - it did get painful to watch and I do think his corner should have pulled him out as he would never quit! Guerrero impressed me as well. Going off the thread slightly - who do you think MK should fight next?
Guerrero was very impressive, I didn't know he was that good. A real career turn around with that performance. As for Kats, I'm not sure, maybe what you mentioned before. Certainly a couple of fights at least away from the main belt holders. He's great to watch but you need a couple of wins to build him up again. No hurry though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Riggs
My current fav's, a few that come to mind, in no particular order:Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
1. Sergio Martinez - (gotta love this guy, he comes to fight and fights the best)
2. Nonito Donaire - (the little dude can bring it, how can you not like the "Filipino Flash"?
3. Manny Pacquiao - (easily the best, most entertaining pug in boxing right now)
4. Wlad Klitschko - (what can I say, I like the fucking guy, I think he's been good for boxing, Vitali too.)
5. Miguel Cotto - (He's fun to watch, puts on a good show, and isn't afraid to fight the best)
Juan Manuel Marquez
Hozumi Hasegawa
Michael Katsidis
Miguel Cotto
Victor Ortiz
And Nathan Cleverly nearly makes it. As does Kessler. And Pascal.
Martinez- the way he fightz iz juzz amazin!
Gamboa- sick power an speed
Segura- alwayz dwn to bang
Marquez-although aged can still give trouble to anybody
Ortiz-hopefully he stayz on track an doesnt give us another peterson fight
Manny Pac
JMM
Cotto
Froch
Floyd