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Crease
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Out of the following five bouts, which fight would benefit the most for a rematch?
As if to say, the rematch could/would be a different fight and maybe have a different outcome.

Carl Frampton vs Scott Quigg

Wladimir Klitschko vs Tyson Fury

Miguel Cotto vs Saul Alvarez

Amir Khan vs Kell Brook

Sergey Kovalev vs Adonis Stevenson
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Probably Cotto vs Alvarez...that's the most competitive matchup on paper to me, and while I figure Canelo will win, it wouldn't shock me at all if Cotto were able to outbox him.
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Crease wrote:Out of the following five bouts, which fight would benefit the most for a rematch?
As if to say, the rematch could/would be a different fight and maybe have a different outcome.

Carl Frampton vs Scott Quigg -

Wladimir Klitschko vs Tyson Fury

Miguel Cotto vs Saul Alvarez

Amir Khan vs Kell Brook

Sergey Kovalev vs Adonis Stevenson
Smith vs Fielding.
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The Revival wrote:Probably Cotto vs Alvarez...that's the most competitive matchup on paper to me, and while I figure Canelo will win, it wouldn't shock me at all if Cotto were able to outbox him.
Agree. I think Cotto will have his moments but Alvarez will be too much for him down the stretch. In saying that, if he fights the way he did against Floyd a Cotto win wouldn't shock me.
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Not on the list but I'd like to see Glenn foot and curt goodins what a fight
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tear up wrote:Not on the list but I'd like to see Glenn foot and curt goodins what a fight
Yeah, not seen the fight but Boxing News gave it a very good write up.

I could see Khan v Brook having 2 different outcomes in 2 bouts.
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Khan Brook definitely.
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Frampton-Quigg
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Khan brook.

Both have very different game plans for that fight.
Result could differ over two fights.

All depends if khan can keep away from Brooks power punches.
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Hmmm I guess Kovalev vs Stevenson, just because they are both huge punchers capable of stopping a fight with one shot.
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I'm going for the 2 domestic clashes here


Carl Frampton vs Scott Quigg Although I heavily favour Frampton, their last bouts gave me a bit more to think about and Quiggs one shot power is a great equaliser and could turn any fight between the 2 on it's head

Wladimir Klitschko vs Tyson Fury Wlad wins 8 or 9 out of 10. I think Tyson causes him problems and it will be a harder fight than Wlad is used to, but I don't see Tyson having a huge chance of actually winning

Miguel Cotto vs Saul Alvarez Canelo wins this 9 out of 10 and Cotto doesn't have the dig to turn it with one punch

Amir Khan vs Kell Brook I could see this going either way. I fancy Khan, but you just never, ever know with Khan and I'm certainly not writing Brook off, as he is a quality operator

Sergey Kovalev vs Adonis Stevenson[/quote] Kovalev knocks him out. If he doesn't, he outpoints him all day. Adonis needs to get lucky for me, even with his power, it's about levels in this one and Kovalev is well ahead of Adonis. I think confidence plays it's part too. I don't think Adonis thinks he can win this, which is why it hasn't happened and I think he might fight like a worried man against Kovalev.
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