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APRIL 20TH
Tyson Fury v Steve Cunningham
Saul Alvarez v Austin Trout
Nathan Cleverly v Robin Krasniqi

APRIL 27TH
Amir Khan v Julio Diaz
Sergio Martinez v Martin Murray
Danny Garcia v Zab Judah
Peter Quillin v Fernando Guerrero

MAY 4TH
Floyd Mayweather v Robert Guerrero
Daniel Ponce De Leon v Abner Mares
Wladamir Klitschko v Francesco Pianeta

MAY 11TH
Ricky Burns v TBA

MAY 18
Devon Alexander v Kell Brook(supposedly?)

MAY 25TH
Carl Froch v Mikkel Kessler


Cant remember ever seeing a more packed schedule of quality fights and im sure there be more on a couple of the bills,not to forget domestic action,hopefully no call offs

Does anyone know how ticket sales are going for the 27th April?

handsofstone wrote:Nathan Cleverly v Robin Krasniqi
Amir Khan v Julio Diaz
Peter Quillin v Fernando Guerrero
Wladamir Klitschko v Francesco Pianeta
Ricky Burns v TBA

These fights are nothing to get excited about.

Horse wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Nathan Cleverly v Robin Krasniqi
Amir Khan v Julio Diaz
Peter Quillin v Fernando Guerrero
Wladamir Klitschko v Francesco Pianeta
Ricky Burns v TBA

These fights are nothing to get excited about.

Granted their not the best ones(although we dont know who Burns is fighting) but they slot in nicely though

I doubt Burns will be fighting anyone on that date.

A lot of those fights look 70-30s at best. Standard really.

Quality fights, are you serious? Most of those are awful.

In the 1990s I remember interesting fights taking place on a weekly basis.

Fury v Cunningham 8/10
Alvarez v Trout 10/10
Cleverly v Krasniqi 6/10

Khan v Diaz 6/10
Martinez v Murray 9/10
Garcia v Judah 8/10
Quillin v Guerrero 8/10

Mayweather v Guerrero 9/10
De Leon v Mares 8/10
Klitschko v Pianeta 6/10

Burns v tba n/a

Alexander v Brook 8/10

Froch v Kessler 10/10

72/90 = 80%
Average fight is 8/10 IMO not bad

Quillin-Guerrero gets me excited. We moan about prospects not getting pitched in against one another and this could be a cracking scrap.