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    Default Re: Battle of the Middle/Super middleweights

    Quote Originally Posted by DaxxKahn View Post
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    I though you were breaking divisions down individually not mixing them up..

    Benn beats Kessler

    Pavlik and Hearns is a toss up because of Tommy's chin ONLY

    RJJ beats Hagler and could possibly run the table, I give him more of a chance than anyone to do it


    Leonard was great but thats a pretty tough gauntlet to put anybody through... I can guarantee you this, if all those guys fought in the same era, there be no undefeated fighter amoungst them

    Agreed....on Pavlik/Hearns...Only like you stated ...because of Tommy's chin....Hearns was a better boxer then Kelly hands down...and if Taylor dropped Pavlik...a straight ringt on the button from Hearns would starch him
    You cannot always go by that though. Pavlik took Miranda's shots without much issue. I think Tommy could take it early, but if he didn't and gets wild, Pavlik could very well pull a Barkley on him.

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    Default Re: Battle of the Middle/Super middleweights

    Quote Originally Posted by Deanrw View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by DaxxKahn View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by JT Rock View Post
    I though you were breaking divisions down individually not mixing them up..

    Benn beats Kessler

    Pavlik and Hearns is a toss up because of Tommy's chin ONLY

    RJJ beats Hagler and could possibly run the table, I give him more of a chance than anyone to do it


    Leonard was great but thats a pretty tough gauntlet to put anybody through... I can guarantee you this, if all those guys fought in the same era, there be no undefeated fighter amoungst them

    Agreed....on Pavlik/Hearns...Only like you stated ...because of Tommy's chin....Hearns was a better boxer then Kelly hands down...and if Taylor dropped Pavlik...a straight ringt on the button from Hearns would starch him
    You cannot always go by that though. Pavlik took Miranda's shots without much issue. I think Tommy could take it early, but if he didn't and gets wild, Pavlik could very well pull a Barkley on him.

    Hearns was not the type of fighter that got swinging wild to often....Tommy's straight right was harder then anything Miranda throws...Hearns could also box...he did not need to rely on his power...it just happened to be something he had plenty of...
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