Quote Originally Posted by BoxingCoachBW
I guess that we are back to talking about Super Middles again....

Here are some opinions of mine on this division...

Well, JC will be there for a while...He is stronger than he looks and not afraid of anyone that wants to test him on that fact...

Lacy, well, I think he would be much better off fighting at Middle(Though I wouldnt recomend) or even take a chance at Light heavy...His speed is a little off for Super Middles atm....

Alan Green....All I can say about this guy is this, He is strong, He is fast and last but not least, he has POWER!!! Super Middles, take heed, this is the way you are supposed to be at this weight class.....10 more fights for this guy and I feel he will be all you hear about in this division...

Mikkel Kessler....Well, if he didnt fight 98% of his fights in Denmark and maybe if he would add a few notable wins to his record, maybe,,,,But I would not bet on him right at this moment...

ALSO, alot of his fights were at Middle, so I would like to see more at super-middle with notable wins...

As for Manfredo....I am not even going back to the discussion about this kid....

Here is the way you test Manfredo...Put him in with Lacy...Then Alan Green...And if he makes it past them, give him a shot at JC....

As for any other solid prospects in the Super Middle class,,,I just dont see any....
Kessler did fight The Ring`s #3 abroad and won very easily - it was his very first defence so do not say that he is not ready to fight abroad. When he defeated Siaca it was not his fight - he took the fight with 9 days notices as Mads Larsen, his senior ranked partner, got injured in the US working with McGirt.