speaking of Berto, it seems he's going to continue with his mediocre opponent choices seeing how he's most likely fighting Randall Bailey next , of course it's if Ortiz doesn't choose to give him a rematch, IMO Ortiz stops Berto in a rematch

found this on ESPN.com - Brandon Rios-Yuriorkis Gamboa fantasy fight close to reality - ESPN

"• Welterweight titlist Andre Berto (28-1, 22 KOs) and mandatory challenger Randall Bailey (42-7, 36 KOs) have agreed to terms for their fight and avoided this week's scheduled purse bid, according to Lou DiBella, who promotes both fighters. "We have a deal between the fighters and I have 15 days to do a contract and provide the IBF with the information," DiBella said. "We would like to do that fight." The bout is due by February, DiBella said. However, neither HBO nor Showtime has bought any 2012 fights yet as both networks deal with major changes in their boxing departments following the exit of longtime Showtime boxing chief Ken Hershman to head up rival HBO Sports, where he starts Jan. 9. DiBella said if HBO wants to make a rematch between Berto and Victor Ortiz (29-3-2, 22 KOs), who defeated Berto in a fight of the year candidate in April, he would need to know quickly. But DiBella said he hasn't heard from the network on the topic or from Ortiz's promoter, Golden Boy. Ortiz is coming off losing his belt to Floyd Mayweather Jr. on Sept. 17. Berto rebounded from the loss to Ortiz by stopping Jan Zaveck for another version of the 147-pound title on Sept. 3. "If an Ortiz-Berto rematch materializes and HBO puts up the money and says they are not buying Bailey, Berto would probably go with the rematch," DiBella said. That means Berto would give up his belt and "Randall will wind up fighting for a vacant title," DiBella said."