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Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 13:42
by JC
Jones vs. McClellan
(because they fought in the amatures it would have been interesting to see what would happen in the pros)
Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 14:01
by Wales
believe the G-man did him in the ams too.
Magee (pre injury) vs witter
Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 14:25
by stujones
KOJOE90 wrote:Terry Marsh vs Lloyd Honeygan
Good shout.
An all Welsh one between Barry Jones and Steve Robinson would have been interesting also - got close to being made.
Anyone care to predict how they think these fights would have mapped out.
Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 14:51
by KOJOE90
stujones wrote:An all Welsh one between Barry Jones and Steve Robinson would have been interesting also - got close to being made.
Anyone care to predict how they think these fights would have mapped out.
I think Robinson would have outpointed Barry Jones.
Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 16:35
by jamesmcdonnell
stujones wrote:jamesmcdonnell wrote:Hatton v Witter.
Confident it will never happen, James?
Relatively...If Hatton loses to Tszyu, Witter is going to take some persuading to fight him, especially if he goes on to win a title himself, which is looking more and more like it could happen.
If Hatton beats Tszyu, Witter will be a long long way down the queue.
It may happen, but only when both men are on the way down.
Posted: 18 Apr 2005, 17:02
by stujones
This is where I disagree James, I think if Hatton beat Tszyu it will happen. Ricky is mandatory so I wouldn't have thought he would be fighting the mandatory for a while.
Look a hard long the road has been for Hatton to get this fight - I still think it will be hardish to get the huge fights. Alot of the fighters seem to have other plans, who knows what will happen between Mayweather and Gatti - I assume that their next fight will be a rematch.
Perhaps Witter signing with GBP might have scuppered it - but I think Frank was waiting for one or both to secure a world title before making this a PPV event in the UK.
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 15:36
by Nile4000
Saad Muhammad vs Mustafa Muhammad II
Page vs Dokes
Page vs Thomas
Gomez vs Garza
Young vs McCrory/Curry/Starling
Spinks vs Saad
Holmes vs Page
Czyz vs Ramos
Hearns vs McCallum
Bruno vs Ruddock
Mancini vs Davis Jr
Rick James vs Prince
Sanchez vs Arguello
Camacho vs Mayweather
Lockridge vs Taylor
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 16:36
by lirva33
witter vs Hatton... and we all know who was at fault.
hatton chose to fight the likes of Vilches/Rios/|Pederson/Smith/ancient phillips/ancient oliviera etc instead of fighting his first ever SLICK fighter, Junior "The Hitter" Witter.
I wonder why??
Posted: 15 Feb 2006, 20:33
by deadpan
Benn-Toney
Benn-Jones Jr
Benn-Nunn
McGuigan-Fenech
McGuigan-Nelson
Hamed-Morales
Hide-Morrison
Calzaghe-Ottke
Harrison-Reid (as in Audley & Pele)
Valuev-Tye Fields
Rijker-Ali
Morrissey-Marr
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 06:35
by Loftgroov
Eubank/Benn vs Toney
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 07:07
by hitman_hatton1
deadpan wrote:Morrissey-Marr
what a match up.
marr whips him i reckon.
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 11:31
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
Biggest 1s
RJJ - Benn, Eubank, McCellan
Bowe - Tyson, Moorer, Foreman
Tyson - Witherspoon, Foreman, Bowe, Moorer
Ike Ibeauchi - Lewis. Vitali, Wlad
Hoya v Winky, Zoo, Forrest
Zoo - Mosley
Hamed - PBF, Morales, Pacman, Marquez
Leonard/Hearns - Pryor, McCallum, Julian Jackson,
Nunn/Toney/Jones v Eubank/Benn/
Vitali - Toney/Rahman/Brewster
Present Biggest That Sadly Seem Unlikely
Hatton - PBF/Witter/Cotto/Judah/Harris
Marquez - Morales/MAB
Wlad - Toney/Rahman/Brewster 2
Toney - Brewster
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 11:51
by knockout
Trinidad V Quartey... Late 1990's welterweight
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 12:16
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
knockout wrote:Trinidad V Quartey... Late 1990's welterweight
Fogot Trinidad - also Mosley, Tsyzu and Forrest fights would have been good.
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 12:57
by jamesmcdonnell
Mosley v Tszyu would have been great. Tszyu lost just at the point when the fight could have happened and Mosley moved up to Welterweight without even setting foot in the division.
Though Mosley was good at Welter, I always felt he would have been virtually unstoppable at LW, where his speed and power would have been phenomenal.
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 12:59
by MightyWarrior
knockout wrote:Trinidad V Quartey... Late 1990's welterweight
That would've been a great one - I'd go with Ike, at his peak, to KO Trinidad late. Big punch AND a great chin.
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 13:13
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Mosley v Tszyu would have been great. Tszyu lost just at the point when the fight could have happened and Mosley moved up to Welterweight without even setting foot in the division.
Though Mosley was good at Welter, I always felt he would have been virtually unstoppable at LW, where his speed and power would have been phenomenal.
Mosley-tsyzu would have been fantastic and a real 50-50 - Mosley would have the same speed advanatges Mitchell/Judah/Hatton had but would be stronger, better chin and a better fighter than both. I'd pick Mosley to do what hatton did but with a little more finese to a fitter Tyszu. BUT Tsyzu could do poleaxe Mosley the way Forrest did.
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 13:17
by jamesmcdonnell
Nah, don't think Tszyu could have stopped Mosley mate, Forrest was a light middleweight boiled down to make weight, and it was his long arms and straight shots which did the damage.
I actually think Mosley may well have brutalised Tszyu, much like Vince Phillips did but quicker. Mosley would have been so strong and quick at that weight, and still mobile.
Find it hard to see Tszyu winning that one as I don't think he could have hurt Mosley often enough to turn the tide.
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 13:24
by Deserter
Wales wrote:believe the G-man did him in the ams too.
Pretty sure it was one a piece between him and Jones Jr in the ams, which is what made the professional clash so enticing.
I'd have favoured Jones by a wide UD.
Posted: 16 Feb 2006, 13:30
by Wrists
Hamed v Oliver??
Hamed v Brodie??
These would have won ko's for naz inside 3 rounds - not GREAT fights in my opinion