Which boxers do you hate?

[El Kabong]

Jesus he's got an hard on for Arreola. I really don't know why. I never have had much faith in him providing the goods. Maybe he's just desperate for an American HW champ. Personally I'd give Briggs more of a shot and I don't give him much of one.

...told ya dude. Yeah I figure Merchant and Burt Sugar just want to see one more great American heavyweight before they pass on, and there's no harm in that, but they don't have to hate so much on the guys fighting right now.

[DAWGSWIN]

Hate is a hard word but here are guys that I hope (or hoped) get KTFO every time they lace (or laced) them up:

1. Vic Darchinyan (Don't give a f@&k if I spelled it right)
2. Ray Leonard
3. Zab Judah
4. ODLH
5. Joe Calzage (see above re. spelling)
6. BHop

(on the waiting list: anybody named Hatton, Rocky Juarez (because he obviously has compromising photos of some governing official), SHOWTIME.

Don't hate these guys, and in fact I've always respected them, but I don't like them!

I could go on for days on this subject!

[rjj tszyu]

Jesus he's got an hard on for Arreola. I really don't know why. I never have had much faith in him providing the goods. Maybe he's just desperate for an American HW champ. Personally I'd give Briggs more of a shot and I don't give him much of one.

...told ya dude. Yeah I figure Merchant and Burt Sugar just want to see one more great American heavyweight before they pass on, and there's no harm in that, but they don't have to hate so much on the guys fighting right now.

I looked on Boxrec last night to see if there were any Americans coming through that could set the world alight and I came up with nothing really. Couple of good but very padded records.

Do you know if there is anything fresh in the Ams? Maybe just holding out for the Olympics before turning pro?

[El Kabong]

I looked on Boxrec last night to see if there were any Americans coming through that could set the world alight and I came up with nothing really. Couple of good but very padded records.

Do you know if there is anything fresh in the Ams? Maybe just holding out for the Olympics before turning pro?

Deontay Wilder is the guy I am hoping makes it, but he's very raw right now. Dan Rafael commented about another guy who is a bit more polished but I will have to look through his chat wrap to find the name.

[rjj tszyu]

I looked on Boxrec last night to see if there were any Americans coming through that could set the world alight and I came up with nothing really. Couple of good but very padded records.

Do you know if there is anything fresh in the Ams? Maybe just holding out for the Olympics before turning pro?

Deontay Wilder is the guy I am hoping makes it, but he's very raw right now. Dan Rafael commented about another guy who is a bit more polished but I will have to look through his chat wrap to find the name.

Just looked at some vids of Wilder. He looks Ok and in shape. Seems very slim at 6'7 and only 215-220lbs but I'm a fan of anyone who'll fight at their natural weight rather than adding fat to bulk up.

I'll keep my eye open for him.

[El Kabong]

Yeah, he is pretty light, but he's in good shape. He has a hell of a reach and I figure if his trainer Mark Breland can teach him the nuance of the game he'll be ok. He's 24 he's moving on slowly but surely and he's developing...that takes some time.

84" Reach...and seemingly has good power, but I he doesn't know how to box from distance yet.

[amat]

He was probably talking about Seth 'Mayhem' Mitchell, the former college football player. I don't see it.

[El Kabong]

He was probably talking about Seth 'Mayhem' Mitchell, the former college football player. I don't see it.

Yeah that sounds right...I remember people making a big fuss over Derric Rossy, him being a former football player and all. People need to recognize that you don't HAVE to be a great athlete to be a good boxer, sure it helps, but it also helps if you can fight properly.

I don't see much hope from Monk Foreman either...not a horrible story if he was to hit it big, but I think sons of legends have had really tough pro careers, not unsuccessful but they are judged against their dads and not their current opposition so guys like Marvis Frazier (who was a small heavyweight and couldn't punch very hard) are considered failures when compared to his legend of a father...he had a VERY successful career IMO he's not a great but he had a good solid career