Printable View
He is 38-0 he is a 5 weight champ 5 WBC 1 IBF a 6 time world champ he has fought some really good names should he fight on and achieve more or retire unbeaten i don't know most fighters can only dream of achieving what he has im just left wanting more but perhaps it is a perfect time to go at the top of his game not damaged from the sport of hard knocks
I think PBF wants to retire a winner.
I got no problem with that.
But with his big gambling habit, I'm 99% sure that he will be back in the PPV main event.
It depends how good you think he is...
If he really is as great as he thinks he is (don't forget he called Winky out) and Wright beats Hopkins then that is definitely the biggest/hardest fight for him as far as legacy goes.
As it stands at the moment the hardest test with most marketability would be Mosley. They are both WBC Welterweight Champs and Shane has two wins over Oscar at 147 & 154, easy sell.
The next biggest fight right now would be Hatton, he has a massive fan base and being the lineal champion at 140 and an undefeated 2 division champion a win over him would look great on your resume, especially when he took the belt from Kostya Tszyu!
If Cotto destroys Judah then you could put his name up along side Mosley's if he wins a close decision then I'd place him with Hatton.
There really is no other names big enough out there. oh... wait... hold the phone!!
If Spinks upsets Taylor then you have the perfect opponent, former Undisputed Welterweight Champion and current Undisputed Middleweight Champion. He would by no means be the hardest opponent but he would hold the WBC Middleweight Belt. :o
i would like to see him fight mosley, hatton, margarito, cotto. then possibly fight wright at 154 or go up to 160 and fight taylor