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since oscar and bob made peace and there seems a sense good fights will happening because of that, although in other areas everything is all wrong. with haymon preventing quillon-korobov and acting like a primadonna, only because jay-z's promo got the purse bid and haymon dislikes jay because back when haymon was in the m industrie he had a bad time with jay from what i heard.

Golovkin-Alvarez out of those choices. Golovkin has a good chance of beating Alvarez and granted he does, it propels him into the broader American and Mexican psyche. A fight a lot of us would love to see is Lomachenko-Rigondeaux. I also think Roman Gonzalez would have been a more interesting match with Estrada, a recent pound-for-pound addition after his nice display of talent over Segura. I wouldn't mind seeing Gamboa moving down and fighting at 126 again. Him versus a few guys would be interesting. I could think of a good number of bouts I would love to see next year.

rigo loma would be great but unrealistic for 15...maybe in 2 years....


but as far as canelo ggg goes, canelo wants to fight everybody, he got ballz, i like that about him, lara was a tough choice.

golovkin good realy enter ppv discussion and enter star status if he keeps wrecking guys and canelo loves big ppv showdowns and who is there? not many people. floyd is at 147, manny is light welterweight. only GGG comes to my mindif we talk future ppv showdown for canelo.

I'd really love to see Gonzalez - Viloria. i think their styles would mesh and I'd love to see how Gonzalez dealt with Viloria's power.

however even that couldn't match Golovkin making a baby seal of Alvarez.

he'd (Gonzalez) deal with it (Viloria's power), by the way, the way he deals with most of life's problems; by beating the dogsh1t out of him.

Counter-puncher wrote:he'd (Gonzalez) deal with it (Viloria's power), by the way, the way he deals with most of life's problems; by beating the dogsh1t out of him.

for 15 ... what do you mean?

Chepppaaa wrote:since oscar and bob made peace and there seems a sense good fights will happening because of that, although in other areas everything is all wrong. with haymon preventing quillon-korobov and acting like a primadonna, only because jay-z's promo got the purse bid and haymon dislikes jay because back when haymon was in the m industrie he had a bad time with jay from what i heard.

Is this post a joke?

fanman wrote:for 15 ... what do you mean?

as in 2015, the year?

Counter-puncher wrote:he'd (Gonzalez) deal with it (Viloria's power), by the way, the way he deals with most of life's problems; by beating the dogsh1t out of him.

Gonzalez rocks up to the vending machine- goddam, its out of coke. Gonzalez hits the vending machine with a chopping right hand/left hook right uppercut combination until it collapses

Gonzalez' kid is faced with a tricky mathematical problem in his homework. Gonzalez hits the textbook with a right to the body, 1-2, right uppercut/left hook combination, tko maths textbook rd1

a meteorite is approaching earth and about to hit Managua. Gonzalez does some shadowboxing and scares the meteorite back to space

etc etc etc

fanman wrote:for 15 ... what do you mean?

year 2015

Counter-puncher wrote:he'd (Gonzalez) deal with it (Viloria's power), by the way, the way he deals with most of life's problems; by beating the dogsh1t out of him.

also it would bring more light to the very small divisions in boxing, that are so exciting to watch...and roman is the king of small small weights since years...like i said the the next ricardo lopez hrhr

Going by the divisions

Wladimir K v Tyson Fury
Marco Huck v Kristoph Wrodaczck (sp)
Bernard Hopkins v Adonis Stevenson
Carl Froch v James DeGale
Gennady Golovkin v Peter Quillin
Saul Alvarez v Demeterius Andrade
Kell Brook v Amir Khan
Danny Garcia v Lamont Peterson
Terence Crawford v Miguel Vazquez
Roman Martinez v Mikey Garcia
Nicholas Walters v Nonito Donaire
Carl Frampton v Scott Quigg
Jamie McDonnell v Kameda