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Posted: **25 Mar 2011, 02:08**

scottearley123456 wrote:anyone got any clues to who it might be? I realy doubt it will be huck as he wont fight any where other than germany and green wont go there again. cunningham would be a great fight .

What you guys think of him and Tarver?

Posted: **25 Mar 2011, 04:26**

Chauncy wrote:
scottearley123456 wrote:anyone got any clues to who it might be? I realy doubt it will be huck as he wont fight any where other than germany and green wont go there again. cunningham would be a great fight .
What you guys think of him and Tarver?

Last I heard Tarver was a fat 42 year old heavyweight Green has no interest in, as of this week.

Posted: **25 Mar 2011, 04:45**

I think Green is most comfortable at "Dannyweight", I believe his natural walking weight is generally about 190lb and he said before his mini-retirement that he still had to drain a lot to make 175lb. He could certainly still make that weight now, but I just don't think he wants to.

What really disappoints me is that had Green stayed at 175lb, not retired, defended his WBA belt and looked to unify - he could be a true great by now, as I believe he would have given Johnson, Tarver, Erdei and Woods a good fight and possibly beaten all of them.

Posted: **25 Mar 2011, 04:49**

Green is looking for opponents. They are not looking for him.

As for this "Dannyweight" crap, look at the Jones fight. Who benefited more from the catchweight limit? The light heavyweight or the cruiserweight? In his next fight Jones went the distance with no 1 light heavyweight Hopkins.

Posted: **25 Mar 2011, 19:30**

everyone goes the distance with Hopkins

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Posted: **25 Mar 2011, 19:34**

jezzamundo wrote:I think Green is most comfortable at "Dannyweight", I believe his natural walking weight is generally about 190lb and he said before his mini-retirement that he still had to drain a lot to make 175lb. He could certainly still make that weight now, but I just don't think he wants to.

What really disappoints me is that had Green stayed at 175lb, not retired, defended his WBA belt and looked to unify - he could be a true great by now, as I believe he would have given Johnson, Tarver, Erdei and Woods a good fight and possibly beaten all of them.

i agree. Green v johnson would have been great. I know it will never happen now, but green v froch at 175 would be a cracker imo

Posted: **25 Mar 2011, 23:55**

thunderfromdownunder wrote:
jezzamundo wrote:I think Green is most comfortable at "Dannyweight", I believe his natural walking weight is generally about 190lb and he said before his mini-retirement that he still had to drain a lot to make 175lb. He could certainly still make that weight now, but I just don't think he wants to.

What really disappoints me is that had Green stayed at 175lb, not retired, defended his WBA belt and looked to unify - he could be a true great by now, as I believe he would have given Johnson, Tarver, Erdei and Woods a good fight and possibly beaten all of them.
i agree. Green v johnson would have been great. I know it will never happen now, but green v froch at 175 would be a cracker imo

green calzage would have been good too =)

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 01:32**

provided it was at lightheavyweight green would have had a shot. If it were at supermiddleweight Joe would have slapped him silly, it would have been like the mundine fight but worse

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 03:34**

thunderfromdownunder wrote:provided it was at lightheavyweight green would have had a shot. If it were at supermiddleweight Joe would have slapped him silly, it would have been like the mundine fight but worse

yeah definitely greens i dont know how green stayed at super middle so long but he wouldnt have had the work rate to beat calzage at super middle. wouldnt have minded green v kessler also that would have been worth watching.

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 03:37**

Brute wrote:
Chauncy wrote:
scottearley123456 wrote:anyone got any clues to who it might be? I realy doubt it will be huck as he wont fight any where other than germany and green wont go there again. cunningham would be a great fight .
What you guys think of him and Tarver?
Last I heard Tarver was a fat 42 year old heavyweight Green has no interest in, as of this week.

i would like to watch it none the less just because i think green would wipe the floor with tarver,
although you would expect it to be competitive for at least a few rounds.

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 03:50**

scottearley123456 wrote:
thunderfromdownunder wrote:provided it was at lightheavyweight green would have had a shot. If it were at supermiddleweight Joe would have slapped him silly, it would have been like the mundine fight but worse

yeah definitely greens i dont know how green stayed at super middle so long but he wouldnt have had the work rate to beat calzage at super middle. wouldnt have minded green v kessler also that would have been worth watching.

kessler also looks like a very large smw, he looked massive compared to mundine when they fought. i think greens style would be better suited to fighting kessler than mundines was.

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 05:53**

thunderfromdownunder wrote:
scottearley123456 wrote:
thunderfromdownunder wrote:provided it was at lightheavyweight green would have had a shot. If it were at supermiddleweight Joe would have slapped him silly, it would have been like the mundine fight but worse

yeah definitely greens i dont know how green stayed at super middle so long but he wouldnt have had the work rate to beat calzage at super middle. wouldnt have minded green v kessler also that would have been worth watching.
kessler also looks like a very large smw, he looked massive compared to mundine when they fought. i think greens style would be better suited to fighting kessler than mundines was.

I think mundine just didnt have the power to rock kessler where green probably woulfd be be able to do enough damage to get thee adavantage.

Posted: **26 Mar 2011, 10:12**

I'm liking all these hypothetical matchups. For what it's worth, here's my view:

175lb Green UD12 Johnson - close but clear
175lb Green TKO8 Woods - competitive up until knockout
175lb Green UD12 Tarver - clear decision, Tarver down once
168lb Kessler UD12 Green - about 8-4 on the scorecards, Kessler wobbled at more than one stage
175lb Green KO6 Kessler - at this weight, I don't think Kessler can take Green's punch, but Green can take his
168lb Calzaghe UD12 Green - lopsided decision
175lb Calzaghe UD12 Green - Calzaghe down early, then wins two-thirds of the remaining rounds to take a clear decision

Posted: **27 Mar 2011, 04:21**

Id like to think green would have a chance at knocking calzage out.

would have liked to see hopkins green to.could have gone eighter way. again I would to think green could outwork hopkins but it would be hard to think that hopkins could ger knocked out his defense is just too good

Posted: **28 Mar 2011, 01:38**

jezzamundo wrote:I'm liking all these hypothetical matchups. For what it's worth, here's my view:

175lb Green UD12 Johnson - close but clear
175lb Green TKO8 Woods - competitive up until knockout
175lb Green UD12 Tarver - clear decision, Tarver down once
168lb Kessler UD12 Green - about 8-4 on the scorecards, Kessler wobbled at more than one stage
175lb Green KO6 Kessler - at this weight, I don't think Kessler can take Green's punch, but Green can take his
168lb Calzaghe UD12 Green - lopsided decision
175lb Calzaghe UD12 Green - Calzaghe down early, then wins two-thirds of the remaining rounds to take a clear decision

this is what has annoyed me most with green, i dont hate the guy im just annoyed that he retired when he could have made some real great fights, and when he came back he fought all has beens (with the exeption of bj) maybe some of the better cw's are tied up or not an option or whatever, but im sure if danny and his team really wanted to they could have gave us something better that briggs, siaca and co. but im still holding out hope that with the small time he has left he gets some good fights

Posted: **28 Mar 2011, 03:05**

Jones has a fight coming up against Lebedev. If Jones wins Lebedev must be shit.

Posted: **28 Mar 2011, 05:03**

well yeah

Posted: **29 Mar 2011, 06:38**

[quote="thunderfromdownunder"]provided it was at lightheavyweight green would have had a shot. If it were at supermiddleweight Joe would have slapped him silly, it would have been like the mundine fight but worse.[quote Mark Pawsey] Calazagi would slap Green at any weight, Green couldn't beat mundine so what chance would he have against Calazagi ? also mundine would of beat Green at light heavyweight aswell

Posted: **29 Mar 2011, 06:49**

maybe, we will never know. Green definatly had trouble against faster guys. I would have liked to see them fight at 175 around 2007/8 though

Posted: **29 Mar 2011, 06:57**

thunderfromdownunder wrote:maybe, we will never know. Green definatly had trouble against faster guys. I would have liked to see them fight at 175 around 2007/8 though

Green was probably offered a fight with Calazagi I heard off reliable sources that Mundine was offered to fight him ,and also Briggs was offered to fight Calazagi.

Posted: **29 Mar 2011, 07:13**

i know for sure that mundine was, i remember reading it some time ago. Never heard of briggs or green being offered the fight but

Posted: **29 Mar 2011, 08:20**

thunderfromdownunder wrote:i know for sure that mundine was, i remember reading it some time ago. Never heard of briggs or green being offered the fight but

I heard Briggs was offered to fight him can't remember where I heard it but it was in boxing circles. If Green was offered a fight with him I dont think they would have advertised it

Posted: **29 Mar 2011, 20:43**

Probably never happened.

Posted: **30 Mar 2011, 01:52**

Mark pawsey wrote:
thunderfromdownunder wrote:provided it was at lightheavyweight green would have had a shot. If it were at supermiddleweight Joe would have slapped him silly, it would have been like the mundine fight but worse.
Calazagi would slap Green at any weight, Green couldn't beat mundine so what chance would he have against Calazagi ? also mundine would of beat Green at light heavyweight aswell

going to have to disagree with you there. green got schooled by mundine at super middle but its common knowledge that weight drainage was a massive factor in that fight. at light heavy that wouldn't be the case therefore the same result wouldn't be guaranteed. also most would agree green has grown considerably as a fighter since 2006 whereas mundine seems to have gone backwards. and at light heavy i doubt calzage would be bouncing back up like he did against jones and hopkins if he got hit by green. admittedly green might not have the same chance at landing so often but i doubt that he would need to, also at light heavy i doubt that he would gas out like roy seemed to.

Posted: **30 Mar 2011, 04:09**

Calzaghe would've beat Green at any weight.

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