Current top 10 favorite fighters

[Mars_ax]

1. Erik Morales (the guy still is taking on strong opposition, and although I still want him to retire, he does me proud every time out)

2. Miguel Cotto (lets his fists do all the talking)

3. JMM (class act and one of the best technicians to ever lace them up, if Hopkins has found the fountain of youth, than Marquez is drinking the piss from whoever sipped it lol)

4. Sergio Martinez (the man is desperate for anyone worthy to come bring him a fight, how rare is it that you hear a guy calling out EVERYONE when he's already the big fish in his weight class)

5. Campillo (he was a huge underdog against Cloud and the decision was utter bullshit, the fact that the IBF denied him a rematch is bigger bullshit)

6. Wlad Klitschko (the guy fights everyone yet is criticized for not fighting anyone who can test him, it's not his fault that everyone else in the division can't hold his jockstrap)

7. Jose Pedraza (local guy who won medals at the Central American games and the Amateur Championship in Italy a couple years back, he's very likely going to be the future of PR boxing)

8. Orlando Salido (he's the Glen Johnson of the featherweight division, came here twice, took his lumps and forced the outcome)

9. Abner Mares (he has skills, a bit dirty and a weak opponent choice for his next fight, but he's a smart fighter and when pushed he's an all natural fighter)

10. Jorge Linares (always have liked this kid, a good pure boxer with crazy power)

It's hard to imagine Salido losing 11 fights, he must have reinvented himself, either that or he just knows how to beat Lopez. It will be interesting to see how Salido does now against the other top dogs in his weight class, a 3rd fight with Lopez is pointless.

[ElTerribleMorales]

1. Erik Morales (the guy still is taking on strong opposition, and although I still want him to retire, he does me proud every time out)

2. Miguel Cotto (lets his fists do all the talking)

3. JMM (class act and one of the best technicians to ever lace them up, if Hopkins has found the fountain of youth, than Marquez is drinking the piss from whoever sipped it lol)

4. Sergio Martinez (the man is desperate for anyone worthy to come bring him a fight, how rare is it that you hear a guy calling out EVERYONE when he's already the big fish in his weight class)

5. Campillo (he was a huge underdog against Cloud and the decision was utter bullshit, the fact that the IBF denied him a rematch is bigger bullshit)

6. Wlad Klitschko (the guy fights everyone yet is criticized for not fighting anyone who can test him, it's not his fault that everyone else in the division can't hold his jockstrap)

7. Jose Pedraza (local guy who won medals at the Central American games and the Amateur Championship in Italy a couple years back, he's very likely going to be the future of PR boxing)

8. Orlando Salido (he's the Glen Johnson of the featherweight division, came here twice, took his lumps and forced the outcome)

9. Abner Mares (he has skills, a bit dirty and a weak opponent choice for his next fight, but he's a smart fighter and when pushed he's an all natural fighter)

10. Jorge Linares (always have liked this kid, a good pure boxer with crazy power)

It's hard to imagine Salido losing 11 fights, he must have reinvented himself, either that or he just knows how to beat Lopez. It will be interesting to see how Salido does now against the other top dogs in his weight class, a 3rd fight with Lopez is pointless.

agree that a 3rd fight would be pointless, especially right now, Lopez didn't learn shit from his loss and is looking up to a year suspension from the WBO and maybe even from fighting in PR due to his comments, unless he makes a huge change in his life and career the guy isn't gonna do much more, I actually wouldn't mind a Salido/Gamboa rematch cause even though Gamboa won clearly Salido did get the KD, so lets see if he would be able to make some tweaks and show up better than last time out

[Rantcatrat]

In no particular order:

Sergio Martinez, Lucian Bute, Timothy Bradley, Brian Viloria, Wladimir Klitschko, Vitali Klischko, Gabriel Campillo, Juan Manuel Marquez, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Hernan Marquez, Toshiaki Nishioka

[Mars_ax]

In no particular order:

Sergio Martinez, Lucian Bute, Timothy Bradley, Brian Viloria, Wladimir Klitschko, Vitali Klischko, Gabriel Campillo, Juan Manuel Marquez, Guillermo Rigondeaux, Hernan Marquez, Toshiaki Nishioka

I forgot to add Bute to my list, he may be the best Super-Middleweight in the division, there's a good chance he'll fight "SOG" Ward next if he gets by Froch.

[Master]

Cotto fav fighter.
Froch who takes on all comers.
Ward who is a potential great.
Kevin Mitchell quality fighter
Tyson Fury entertaining and potential
Eubanks Junior
Kendall Holt great puncher
Groves – talented and funny.
Manny
Sergio Martinez

[Manos de Piedra]

In no particular order.

Miguel Cotto
Juan Manuel Marquez
Yuriorkis Gamboa
Floyd Mayweather
Manny Pacquiao
Bernard Hopkins
Andre Ward
Sergio Martinez
Erik Morales
Guillermo Rigondeaux

[Mars_ax]

In no particular order.

Miguel Cotto
Juan Manuel Marquez
Yuriorkis Gamboa
Floyd Mayweather
Manny Pacquiao
Bernard Hopkins
Andre Ward
Sergio Martinez
Erik Morales
Guillermo Rigondeaux

Hopkins used to be one of my all time favorites, I can remember watching him even before he was a middleweight champ, "X" used to be a deadly body puncher, I believe that's where he got the handle/alias "the executioner". I've always respected Hop and what he's been able to accomplish, I just wish the mo-fucker would retire, i've seen enough.

[Mars_ax]

Cotto fav fighter.
Froch who takes on all comers.
Ward who is a potential great.
Kevin Mitchell quality fighter
Tyson Fury entertaining and potential
Eubanks Junior
Kendall Holt great puncher
Groves – talented and funny.
Manny
Sergio Martinez

Unless they fight in the U.S. like Froch has, we don't get to see a lot of your lads in the UK, it's a shame really, a lot of it has to do with the time difference.
For example, up until Joe Calzaghe demolished Jeff Lacy. I amost didn't know who he was, to be honest at the time I thought he was a fraud, with an obscure strap, (WBO) who only fought pub-bums in the UK. Boy was I ever wrong!

[Mars_ax]

It's hard to imagine Salido losing 11 fights, he must have reinvented himself, either that or he just knows how to beat Lopez. It will be interesting to see how Salido does now against the other top dogs in his weight class, a 3rd fight with Lopez is pointless.

agree that a 3rd fight would be pointless, especially right now, Lopez didn't learn shit from his loss and is looking up to a year suspension from the WBO and maybe even from fighting in PR due to his comments, unless he makes a huge change in his life and career the guy isn't gonna do much more, I actually wouldn't mind a Salido/Gamboa rematch cause even though Gamboa won clearly Salido did get the KD, so lets see if he would be able to make some tweaks and show up better than last time out

Lopez appears to done at the championship level, Salido exposed all his flaws, and gave him 2 beatdowns, his confidence has to be shattered.

A Salido/Gamboa rematch would be great, I believe Salido does much better the next time.