Who is the lightweight heir apparent?

[El Raincoat]

Yeap Lightweight is stacked big time. No out and out clear front runner. Some big fights coming up.

There are some good guys coming through to. I really like Anthony Peterson he's a very solid fighter harder hitter than his big bro too.
Antilion has impressed me too since he came back from his his spell out. Could he go to 130 i wonder?
I like Khan as an offensive fighter but he still gets tagged to much to me.
Impressed with Romanov, i don't think Warren wants any part of him for Khan.

[Phenomenal-Nutrition]

I think Guzman has the potential to be the pick of the bunch. Hes like an aggressive Floyd Mayweather, the same shoulder roll and movement but his workrate isn't the best, 1 of my current faves all the same, I think he'd beat Pacquaio. I like Campbell too, I just see Guzman as a fighter with more of a future.

I'm really looking forward to both Guzman-Campbell and Casa-Marquez, 2 technical fascinating fighters.

Don't forget Manny Pac also isn't golden boy and hes the biggest draw in the division. Is Juan Diaz Golden Boy? Khans going to be 1 of the divisions biggest draws if he stays around

I'm a big Guzman fan too, but he's 32 - which is getting on a bit for a lightweight. I know he's won titles at two weights, but I feel he could have achieved more. Bit of a wasted career, too inactive for too long. Pleased that he and Campbell are fighting each other, as their promotional ties might otherwise keep them out of the mix. BTW, Guzman's last opponent, Humberto Soto, is on the Pac-Diaz undercard this weekend. Hope Setanta show it, as Soto is usually good viewing.[/quote]

Skill wise Guzman is peaking at the moment, Calazage/BHOPs have had long long careers maybe Guzman can