Which current fighter is the best representitive for America

[killersheep]

A rather underwhelming response here.

[Jody Lane]

Hopkins shows what hard work will do for you even if you should be in a rocking chair watching fights rather than being in fights.

[Rantcatrat]

No clear-cut answer. Nobody possesses the same combination of charisma, likeability, and skill like Hatton. There may be some truth to the song: "There's only one Ricky Hatton..."

Pavlik would have been without the Hopkins loss and may still be providing he comes back to string together a few wins. Pwill isn't there yet. Dawson may be the truth, but isn't quite there. PBF is disliked by most people. Arreola is far from there and to be honest, no matter how talented or likeable he is, I'm not convinced Americans are ready for a Mexican American to be the US-version of Ricky Hatton. I am, of course, but the average American may not be. I'd love to be proved wrong. Although not on the list, Jermain Taylor, assuming he can beat the competition, could be the next big American star because he already has some notoriety.

[C-Lo]

I was going back and forth between Hopkins and Mosley. Because of Mosley's steroid controversy I'll give the edge to Bernard.

Plus, Bernard is proving that age is just a number. Yes, Shane is old too but Hopkins is WAY older.

[Fenster]

Hopkins is a self-exposed racist ex criminal that thinks it's fine to cheat and play-act to win.

I think Mosley is a genuine nice guy (shame about the steroids).

Forrest is a nice guy too. And Pavlik.

Oscar is Americas equivalent of Hatton though.

[killersheep]

Hopkins is a self-exposed racist ex criminal that thinks it's fine to cheat and play-act to win.

I think Mosley is a genuine nice guy (shame about the steroids).

Forrest is a nice guy too. And Pavlik.

Oscar is Americas equivalent of Hatton though.

I intentionally left him out, because I consider him a promoter first.