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Out of curiousity after being involved in a disagreement elsewhere.....

Kovalev-Stevenson, with GGG-Froch being my second pick.

Fury vs Joshua.

GGG v Froch for me. Fury v Wlad probably 2nd.

GGG v Froch

Emmseegee wrote:Out of curiousity after being involved in a disagreement elsewhere.....

Care to elaborate on the disagreement?

crusader wrote:

Emmseegee wrote:Out of curiousity after being involved in a disagreement elsewhere.....

Care to elaborate on the disagreement?

Towards the end of this thread.....
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=189739

I know Fury is a hard gypsy warrior but surely it's even beyond him to beat both Wladimir Klitschko and AJ on the same night.

ScottDetonator wrote:I know Fury is a hard gypsy warrior but surely it's even beyond him to beat both Wladimir Klitschko and AJ on the same night.

Haha, ok thats a good one i deserved that. Lol.

Maybe he gets Ko'd early in one and fights in the second fight sanctioned by luxemborg.

All great fights but I went with Frampton-Quigg who are both at least top 5 in their division from this country,Scott takes a lot of stick on here,a lot of which is due to his promoter,match making and paper title I think

Ability wise I think he's a great fighter who IMO if he fought Rigondeaux tomorrow, would give Rigo his toughest test yet,Id edge Carl over him though who would push Rigo even harder than Quigg

Probably Frampton v Quigg as Frampton is my favourite fighter but Brook v Khan would be an interesting clash of styles and probably guaranteed excitement! I think GGG is all wrong for Froch and he should stay away.

Stuarty30 wrote:Probably Frampton v Quigg as Frampton is my favourite fighter but Brook v Khan would be an interesting clash of styles and probably guaranteed excitement! I think GGG is all wrong for Froch and he should stay away.

Couldnt see froch possibly ever beating GGG but imagine he pulled that one off........
Its worth the risk (especially since it wouldnt be me getting whacked)

ALI wrote:GGG v Froch

x2 followed by Fury v Joshua

1) Golovkin v Froch
2) Kovalev v Stevenson
3) Frampton v Quigg

Went for khan vs brook, I enjoy watching khan and think this would be a very spicey affair and great build up.
Kov vs Stevenson a close second.

18 months ago I'd have said any maidana fight, but I'm fearing he may now have silk pj's since his mayweather bouts.

Frampton v Quigg. I just think it would be best fight of that lot & would be some atmosphere.

GGG / Froch but I would record Kovalev / Stevenson because I want to see Kovalev put Stevenson in his place.

Great question by the way

Had to think hard about this one but went with Kovalev v Stevenson. Those guys have nuclear power and just the anticipation of waiting to see who lands hardest first would make for a great spectacle

GGG V Froch would have topped it but I don't think GGG stands a chance against him. Too small and too easy to hit

Cannot pick.....probably one of the hardest questions I have ever been asked.

[quote="lefthook82"]Great question by the way

Had to think hard about this one but went with Kovalev v Stevenson. Those guys have nuclear power and just the anticipation of waiting to see who lands hardest first would make for a great spectacle

GGG V Froch would have topped it but I don't think GGG stands a chance against him. Too small and too easy to hit[/quote]

I thought that watching Murray hit him at will,if Martin had some real pop in his punches it would have been much more interesting i think,still would love to see him and Froch go at it.

Audley Harrison vs David Price 2.

Frampton vs quigg followed by ggg vs froch or joshua vs fury,hard picks though some tasty fights .

I would watch Klit knock out Fury in 1 round then quickly turn over watch Froch getting beaten up by GGG for 7 rounds then turn over again to see Khan finishing brook off to a points decision. Its all about the channel flicking baby! :geek2:

crusader wrote:Kovalev-Stevenson, with GGG-Froch being my second pick.

Same

Surprised myself there by going for Klit Fury. Unfortunately i think Klit would turn up at 95-100% and Fury probably would not. I think for me, Wladimir is a world class big athlete and Fury simply has world class height and reach.

I don't think Brook would make a mark on Khan at this stage but the fight between the supermiddleweights would really interest me. I'd favour Kovalev.