Was this season's FNF the best FNF ever?

[Rantcatrat]

It could be, right? In no particular order...

1. Wolak swollen eye fight of the year vs Rodriguez
2. Grady Brewer shocking KO of Fernando Guerrero
3. [Marco Antonio] Rubio TKO’s David Lemeuix in Montreal
4. 8 knockdown night in Phoenix including SPortscenter play of day KO by janks Trotter main event was a good scrap Jesus Gonzalez vs Francisco Sierra
5. John Molina vs Rob Frankel’s bloodied face with a blood splattered ringside
6. Vernon Paris Tim Coleman pre-fight grudge and 4 knockdown fight.
7. Sillahk vs Despaigne
8. Sebastian Lujan brawl with Mark Melligen
9. Holt's KO of Diaz
10. Herrera v. Providnikov

This week we have Andrade v. Brewer.

There's a good argument it's been the best yet. Big up to ESPN programming.

[armin]

I don't know about best ever, but definitely best one I've seen. In the past fnf fights were mismatches far to often, seemed like every other week main even was a 20-1 guy against some 15-12 somethin guy, this year it seems to have been much more evenly matched fighters, hence a lot better fights.

[killersheep]

I don't know about best ever, but definitely best one I've seen. In the past fnf fights were mismatches far to often, seemed like every other week main even was a 20-1 guy against some 15-12 somethin guy, this year it seems to have been much more evenly matched fighters, hence a lot better fights.

My thoughts exactly, we have been treated to some excellent matchmaking this season.

[Mars_ax]

It could be, right? In no particular order...

1. Wolak swollen eye fight of the year vs Rodriguez
2. Grady Brewer shocking KO of Fernando Guerrero
3. [Marco Antonio] Rubio TKO’s David Lemeuix in Montreal
4. 8 knockdown night in Phoenix including SPortscenter play of day KO by janks Trotter main event was a good scrap Jesus Gonzalez vs Francisco Sierra
5. John Molina vs Rob Frankel’s bloodied face with a blood splattered ringside
6. Vernon Paris Tim Coleman pre-fight grudge and 4 knockdown fight.
7. Sillahk vs Despaigne
8. Sebastian Lujan brawl with Mark Melligen
9. Holt's KO of Diaz
10. Herrera v. Providnikov

This week we have Andrade v. Brewer.

There's a good argument it's been the best yet. Big up to ESPN programming.

Great year for FNF, now maybe Tessitore will buy some new ties.

[Master]

I really like ESPN including Teddy and the round up of matches are good.

[Rantcatrat]

It could be, right? In no particular order...

1. Wolak swollen eye fight of the year vs Rodriguez
2. Grady Brewer shocking KO of Fernando Guerrero
3. [Marco Antonio] Rubio TKO’s David Lemeuix in Montreal
4. 8 knockdown night in Phoenix including SPortscenter play of day KO by janks Trotter main event was a good scrap Jesus Gonzalez vs Francisco Sierra
5. John Molina vs Rob Frankel’s bloodied face with a blood splattered ringside
6. Vernon Paris Tim Coleman pre-fight grudge and 4 knockdown fight.
7. Sillahk vs Despaigne
8. Sebastian Lujan brawl with Mark Melligen
9. Holt's KO of Diaz
10. Herrera v. Providnikov

This week we have Andrade v. Brewer.

There's a good argument it's been the best yet. Big up to ESPN programming.

Great year for FNF, now maybe Tessitore will buy some new ties.

Now THAT was funny. Sorry Mars, but I'm stealing/using that one.

[Gocougars3]

They have developed a bit of a vintage feel to it. Atlas is a great character, the kind of guy that you think, "not this guy again" and then laugh out loud at some of the stuff he comes up with. I'll go so far as to say that so far this year FNF has bailed out boxing during the first part of the year (Ortiz-Berto being and exception); offering a great alternative to Alexander-Bradley, Khan-Judah, Klitschko-Haye, Pacquiao-Mosley, etc.

Let's hope the high profile networks have a better fall/winter with Froch-Ward, Mayweather-Ortiz (not going to buy it), Pacquiao-Marquez (not buying), Dawson-Hopkins (Dawson better not sleep walk again).

[MMASUX]

It's been a great year for ESPN FNF, hopefully they go out with a good showing this friday.