Old Super-Middleweight/Middleweight/Light Middleweight Threads

Should Andre Dirrell remain in the pool at 168? After losing to Carl Froch (currently 3rd)?
Andre Dirrell

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How far should Jermain Taylor (currently #4) drop? After being stopped by Arthur Avraham, 1 - 3 spots?
Jermain Taylor

Should Jean Pascal (currently #6 at Light-Heavy) remain in the pool at 168?

He did fight at 168 in April, but his last 2 fights have been at Light-Heavy & his next fight will also be at 175 in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu

Should definately remain in the pool. If anything, he should be moved into the rankings, he put on a quality display dispite losing.

No way a guy drops out based on a robbery. In fact we should introduce a robbery rule where a guy can drop a place based on bullshit judging. I have a big problem Froch being above Dirrell, let alone Abraham, after last night.

My mistake there, I meant to click 2 spots to 6. Still think he's better than guys like Bika & Stieglitz

This division is in serious need of filling up. Lopez should really be gone already & 3 vacancies would be taking the piss.

I vote that Geale's next fight should be for the #9 spot. A win here sets up a clash with our #5, Anthony Mundine.

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Originally Posted by JazMerkin

This division is in serious need of filling up. Lopez should really be gone already & 3 vacancies would be taking the piss.

I vote that Geale's next fight should be for the #9 spot. A win here sets up a clash with our #5, Anthony Mundine.

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I agree, I definitely feel Geale should be rated, so if Barbosa manages the miracle a causes an upset I feel he'd have earned ranking

As for Lopez, his last fight was technically at 160 anyway as he was slightly over 154, but his next bout is scheduled for 154

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Originally Posted by JazMerkin

My mistake there, I meant to click 2 spots to 6. Still think he's better than guys like Bika & Stieglitz

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All good, we'll count it as 2 spots for your vote

Not trying to be a dick here, but there should be an option for drop to pool, because he has lost 2 in a row. I voted him below Stieglitz, because a win over Balzay meant more than a win over Lacy.

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Originally Posted by killersheep

Not trying to be a dick here, but there should be an option for drop to pool, because he has lost 2 in a row. I voted him below Stieglitz, because a win over Balzay meant more than a win over Lacy.

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Your right mate, sorry forgot to put it on when I added the poll.

If any manager wants to vote to have Taylor moved straight to the pool just post it in here & it'll be counted

I'll keep my vote at 3 spots, as he did perform well in both of his last 2 fights until the final seconds!

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Originally Posted by Galaxy

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Originally Posted by killersheep

Not trying to be a dick here, but there should be an option for drop to pool, because he has lost 2 in a row. I voted him below Stieglitz, because a win over Balzay meant more than a win over Lacy.

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Your right mate, sorry forgot to put it on when I added the poll.

If any manager wants to vote to have Taylor moved straight to the pool just post it in here & it'll be counted

I'll keep my vote at 3 spots, as he did perform well in both of his last 2 fights until the final seconds!

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The vote's closed again (stupid me) but here's my 2 cent once again:

True that Taylor lost 2 in a row but even then, his performance haven't been terrible to the point of dropping from everybody's memory, especially as he always faced top notched opponents lately. I think we should consider how the lost happen and to the hands of what type of opposition, too.

Jean Pascal is removed from the pool at 168 by a vote of 2 - 0

Andre Dirrell remains in the pool by a vote of 4 - 0

Daniel Geale earns the #9 spot by a vote of 3 - 0