Re: British Top 30 P4P November 2012
Posted: 05 Nov 2012, 17:03
Blasphemy there Horse. Hawk is on a mission. Audley told me.
If Hatton gets a fair win against Senchenko then he probably will enter in the top 10. If it is a controversial win then he will most likely still enter somewhere in the top 15.stujones wrote:Ricky Hatton somewhere in the top 15 if he wins?
Harsh..... Schevchenko is as good as any wins for most in the top 10.
Infact I would say nobody from below Amir Khan has beaten a fighter who was a world champion within a year of their fight.
5. (5.) Nathan Cleverly
6. (6.) Ola Afolabi
7. (7.) Kell Brook
8. (8.) Matthew Macklin
9. (9.) Brian Magee (Irish)
10. (10.) Jamie McDonnell
Nope nobody.
I think if Hatton gets the decision, even if it isn't vintage Hatton - but as long as its a geniune victory... then he should be in the top 10 minimum.
Chisora is probably better.mickey1975 wrote:X2. It would put Ricky right up there in my opinion. Combining it with past achievements definately top five. Who has Haye beat in the past couple of years who is better than Senchenko? Harrison, Chisora?
He is not.Horse wrote:Chisora is probably better.mickey1975 wrote:X2. It would put Ricky right up there in my opinion. Combining it with past achievements definately top five. Who has Haye beat in the past couple of years who is better than Senchenko? Harrison, Chisora?
He has a cool name. Good luck to him.JamesH wrote:Blasphemy there Horse. Hawk is on a mission. Audley told me.
What is so good about Senchenko? What is his best win?mickey1975 wrote:He is not.