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For me Britiains most underrated boxer who is going places Magee.

For me Magee has a great chance of beating Green and Mundine next year sometime. I can see Magee fighting for a major belt maybe in Ireland

I like Magee (thanks to Dutch's FTP site I've been able to see him), but it looks like he needs some more fights against upper-level competition before stepping up to Green or Mundine. I think his two best wins were against Cherifi (who was a past-his-prime middleweight) and Jiminez who's only known for staying with Calzaghe for 12 rounds. I think if he has a strong year in 04 and keeps stepping up the level of opposition, he'll be ready for Green or Mundine.

REAL_DEAL wrote:For me Britiains most underrated boxer who is going places Magee.

For me Magee has a great chance of beating Green and Mundine next year sometime. I can see Magee fighting for a major belt maybe in Ireland

Perhaps your right Deal, I don't know though there just seems to be something missing with Magee - I hope I'm wrong. I would certainly back Green to beat him, not sure about Mundine.

I would like to see Magee vs Lucas, I would pick Magee and I think it will get him alot of exposure.

I believe Magee vs Calzaghe will happen before Joe retires.

Magee is a talented fighter i agree but i would not back him to beat either Mundine or Green, while Green has raw power Mundine is a good Boxer and mover. These two rank as the two best prospects in Australia behind Paul Briggs IMO.