Hi Roger: Have you ever met Ruben Navarro ? Does he ever show up at the Hall's induction ceremony ?

15 rounds. 1973.

12 rounds. 130 pounds. Would the result have been different at the lower weight ?

I agree-peak Mancini wins .

The Berbick who beat Pinklon Thomas takes a decision. He had a canon for a jab and the great strategist Eddie Futch in his corner.

I plan to watch the undercard tomorrow-you couldn't pay me to watch the main event.

As much as I liked Palomino, he was not a great fighter, imo. Great fighters-Benitez and Duran- dominated him( I thought the decision in the Benitez fight was too close). To me, Trinidad wasn't close to their level. So, I can't see Carlos being overwhelmed in this bout. Really good, well-matched fig...

Very tough fight-I'm taking Froch on points.

Did you think Benn was the beneficiary of a slow count in round 1 ?

The Cuban was far too skilled for Tito and his style is all wrong for him too; El Feo by a shutout.

115 lbs. 12 rounds.

Steep but maybe there will be a decent undercard.

12 rounds.

Wider win for Griffith-more like 13-2.

Main event and semi-final were horrendous mismatches.

Tua wins this one but it goes the route.

I'd take Bobick but don't think he stops Evangelista.

130 pounds-12 rounds.

I'm more excited about Fulton versus The Monster 4 days earlier but I'm glad these guys are finally fighting.

as long as it isn't Jon Jones, I'm not complaining.

I think Hamsho is just too small to win this match. Rossman stops him.

Bugner-points.

12-135 pounds.

12 rounds.

Gavilan by decisive decision and it doesn't matter what Crawford rehydrates to.