WHO DO YOU MOST WANT TO SEE KNOCKED OUT IN 2007?

The possible victims:

Audley Harrison
2
4%
Wladimir Klitschko
1
2%
David Haye
0
No votes
Joe Calzaghe
9
16%
Jermain Taylor
1
2%
Floyd Mayweather
24
42%
Amir Khan
20
35%
Someone else.
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 57

overhand_right
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WHO DO YOU MOST WANT TO SEE KNOCKED OUT IN 2007?

Post by overhand_right »

Who would you most like to see above all others knocked out cold in 2007, of these figures of heated debate & controversy...........?
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Post by overhand_right »

PS, if someone else please name. I did enter that option but for whatever reason did not come up.
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Post by TerribleTerry »

PBF, but it aint gonna happen.
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Post by Lenny »

Joe Calzaghe in one of his warm ups

But out of those i'd say Mayweather. De La Hoya does like to knock down the smack talkers but I can't see him catch Mayweather cleanly enough, am looking forward to the prospect of De La Hoya hurting Mayweather who retreats to the ropes for Oscar to go in for the finish...ok I think it'll be a boring UD to Floyd as well
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Post by stujones »

I think seeing Anthony Small cleaned out would be quite funny.

Also, I say the same fighter every year for such questions.... but Naseem Hamed.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Audley already got put out cold by Sprott.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Terry D wrote:
Tsukiyomi wrote:Audley already got put out cold by Sprott.
His enemies want to see it again. Then they want him to be robbed at gunpoint by feral youths whilst recovering then attacked backstage by debt collectors, thrown out of his home and divorced by his PYT wife.

:o I could believe that seeing how crazy some boxing fans are.
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Post by Phenomenal-Nutrition »

Delahoya but wont happen against PBF. Not a big fan of seeing a man ktfo to be honest. I like to see KOs but arent happy about anyone in particular being ko'd a destroyed. I'm a big Hatton critic but I'll take no joy from seeing him sprawled on the canvas. Something about DLH irks me though
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Post by JC »

Calzaghe unless he pulls his fingure out and fights Kessler.
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Post by josh fg »

def calzageh preferably by carl froch would shut up all that i should be sport personality of the year crap.
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Post by WildWaylon »

Its a toss up between Froch and Mayweather - I dont like either of them - Having said that I wouldnt want to see them hurt badly, only a big dent in their huge egos.
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Post by overhand_right »

allegedly wont be engaging in any professional fights this year i dont think. :roll:

If you dont think Amir has got arrogant yet, you obviously havent been reading his statements to the press about his rivals.

"Leave him alone"? Its a boxing forum mate, we discuss boxers.
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Post by overhand_right »

livingstone cole wrote: baseless rubbish..

Baseless rubbish?

How i wish you were Amirs match maker...
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Post by Floyd »

I would add Edison Miranda to that list. He needs his mouth shut.
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Post by dondada »

Manchester United. Of everything.

Or Margaret Thatcher.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

So you would rather that arrogant, tweety-pie headed, sardine munching, egomaniacal, cashmere wearing oilslick's team won the league would you? Call yourself a northerner? I'm ashamed of you Ian.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

overhand_right wrote:PS, if someone else please name. I did enter that option but for whatever reason did not come up.
Done.

Now don't say I never do anything for you sweet cheeks. :TU:
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Post by JC »

In an odd way I'd like to see mayweather KO'd, not because I don't like him but because it would take such a huge performance by the other guy it would likely be a great fight to watch.
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Post by caster »

It would be nice for somebody who isn't supposed to win, KO one of the big prospects like Khan.
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Post by Ally-M1 »

Froch, Maywether or Khan - it's to hard to decide, got to think about it some more..!
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Post by sweetscience »

stujones wrote:I think seeing Anthony Small cleaned out would be quite funny.
.
i was looking for that option

and i specifically want Mark Thompson to do it
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Post by lvlarc »

Wouldn't mind seeing Mayweather get KO'd next week. I don't want him to retire without facing Cotto or Hatton.
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Post by steve689 »

Overhand Right, he needs to be KO'd before he gets too cocky :D

Hmmm tough one, Edison Miranda is a good shout although i would love to see Audley stuck on his back again. Zab Judah is a bit of a dick but we all know he is glass jawed now anyway so getting him KO'd wouldn't be as sweet anymore.
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Post by silkov »

I actually think Mayweather is good for the sport and him winning against Oscar would be a good thing while an Oscar win would be bad for the sport, especially as he is likely to retire after this bout, win or lose.
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Post by stujones »

silkov wrote:I actually think Mayweather is good for the sport and him winning against Oscar would be a good thing while an Oscar win would be bad for the sport, especially as he is likely to retire after this bout, win or lose.
Actually it is Floyd who seems more adamant on retirement than Oscar. Yes, we all assume that at just turned 30 and still fresh Floyd will be more inclined on returning as he possibily has one or two of his best performances ahead. However, he seemed pretty emotional when he announced that this would be his last fight and he hasn't claimed he has changed his mind. It did look like he's done a lot of thinking about it... and his situation with Floyd Snr/Roger cannot help him. Perhaps he does just want to be a son again and not in the middle of this conflict.

Oscar for his Hollywood looks, charm, business ventures and seeming intelligence is a fighter.... from a fighting family and like Floyd has done it since a boy. I never thought I'd see him return after Hopkins.... he looked soft for months after - but he did comeback which suggests that maybe he will struggle to get rid of the fire in the belly. Maybe with his new trainer and a good performance he might want a few more. Perhaps all the interest outside of the actual fighting will still not be enough for him to finally quit. Most people thought Roy Jones was smart enough to know when to quit, similarly with Ray Leonard. Also, Hopkins' return also took a few by surprise. This fight might not necessarily be his last... indeed he's been a bit more vague about than Mayweather.
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