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After Joshua, Groves, Selby, McDonnell, Macklin & Ohara Davies all winning last night, how do you rate them in these match ups.

Anthony Joshua v David Haye
George Groves v Martin Murray
Lee Selby v Carl Frampton
Jamie McDonnell v Lee Haskins
Matthew Macklin v Andy Lee
Ohara Davies v Scott Cardle

Can't decide between Joshua and haye
Groves UD
Selby UD
Mcdonell SD
Lee KO
Davies UD

Haye
Groves
Frampton
Haskins
Lee
Cardle

Joshua TKO
Groves UD
Selby SD
McDonnell UD
Lee KO
Davies KO

Everyone on the right but Groves; same as expe.

David Haye - He'll KO Joshua within 5 rounds. He's far better than Joshua. He gets underrated by a lot of people thanks to, a poor performance against, the fact he does cherry pick opponents and the fact he's a knobhead but he is a very good boxer.

George Groves - Quite comfortable pints win

Frampton - I like Selby but Frampton is a step above.

Jamie McDonnell - On points in a close fight.

Andy Lee - Macklin is shot but even in prime, I'd fancy Lee to take it... and I've never rated Lee much to be fair. He's better than Macklin though.

Cardle - Points win

Selby has been pretty ordinary looking his last two fights same as Frampton. Neither are on form. I think Frampton would out point him but I wouldn't be surprised if it went the other way. Depends what Selby turns up.

fightfan95 wrote:After Joshua, Groves, Selby, McDonnell, Macklin & Ohara Davies all winning last night, how do you rate them in these match ups.

Anthony Joshua v David Haye
George Groves v Martin Murray
Lee Selby v Carl Frampton
Jamie McDonnell v Lee Haskins
Matthew Macklin v Andy Lee
Ohara Davies v Scott Cardle

Genuinely can't pick a winner between AJ and Haye. Whoever lands first wins.

Groves by wide UD or late stoppage over a brave but outclassed Murray.

Frampton on points in a tight one.

McDonnell on points over Haskins. Comfortable win.

Lee KOs Macklin inside 8.

Davies to KO Cardle.

AJ v Haye is the fight that everyone wants to see. It will either make or break AJ. This will be his defining fight this will be the start of the legend or the end of the myth.

mimmy123 wrote:AJ v Haye is the fight that everyone wants to see. It will either make or break AJ. This will be his defining fight this will be the start of the legend or the end of the myth.

Would you rather see AJ v Haye or AJ v Fury? I prefer the Fury fight. Looks as if it's going to be Haye though. Hopefully the IBF make him defend against Parker or Takam this year.

Stuarty30 wrote:

mimmy123 wrote:AJ v Haye is the fight that everyone wants to see. It will either make or break AJ. This will be his defining fight this will be the start of the legend or the end of the myth.

Would you rather see AJ v Haye or AJ v Fury? I prefer the Fury fight. Looks as if it's going to be Haye though. Hopefully the IBF make him defend against Parker or Takam this year.

I cant answer that i still dont know how good AJ really is tbh.

mimmy123 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

mimmy123 wrote:AJ v Haye is the fight that everyone wants to see. It will either make or break AJ. This will be his defining fight this will be the start of the legend or the end of the myth.

Would you rather see AJ v Haye or AJ v Fury? I prefer the Fury fight. Looks as if it's going to be Haye though. Hopefully the IBF make him defend against Parker or Takam this year.

I cant answer that i still dont know how good AJ really is tbh.

Yeah I get you. Offensively he's top notch but he'd need to box and move a lot against Haye and show some patience. We've not really seen him do that yet because he hasn't had to. He wouldn't be able to bully Fury like he's done to more or less everyone else so that is an interesting fight too. Parker looks the business. If he takes care of Takam that's one to look forward to.