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I'd pick all the top guys in the division to beat him.

Yeah, just got announced today.

Nathan Cleverly moves up to cruiserweight.

I think he beats Khan but loses to Alexander.

Provodnikov is a beast.

Good showing from Frampton. Opponent wasn't up to much but he done what he had to do and looked good doing it. Hopefully he gets a title shot next.

Lomachenko looked really good last night, which should be no surprise really, the guy has got it all. He fights Salido on January 25th, aiming to be a world champion in just 2 fights.

Had Bradley 115-113. Thought he took his foot off the gas in the last two rounds. Much better performance from him tonight than what we seen against Provodnikov. Happy for him.

I just wonder how much that fight with Provodnikov has taken out of Bradley. Won't be surprised at all if he isn't the same again. If he's to win he's going to have to use his feet and speed and stay on the outside. In other words, make the fight boring. If he does that then he should take a pretty clear decision. But Marquez will tag him at least once, and if Bradley is hurt I think Marquez will finish him - he's one of the best in that regard. I'll go Marquez in rounds 7-9 while being behind on the cards at the time of the stoppage.

Comes across as a decent enough guy away from boxing in my opinion. Liked him on I'm A Celebrity.

Crawford beats Burns in my opinion.

Not disputing that Khan is an easy fight for Floyd but his options are limited. All the best challenges to Floyd are over at HBO.

Nothing special about Chisora but when he's in shape he's a tough out for any fighter not named Klitschko.

He's a come forward pressure fighter. Ready made for Pacquiao.

Not all that convinced Manny's peak has gone as much as people think. He beat Bradley despite what the judges said, and although he got KO'd by Marquez he looked as good as he had done in a long time. Manny still prevents the toughest challenge to Mayweather.

Both Floyd and Manny are as culpable as the other when it comes to this fight not happening. Who to blame more is an irrelevant point in my opinion; both could have done more to make the fight happen and they didn't.

Not disputing that, just saying that all out pressure has been used before on Floyd and he hasn't lost. Castillo pressured him and got to him, but I don't think he beat him.

Floyd will never box in the UK - at least not during his Showtime contract.

Wasn't cowardly, that's just how Alvarez fights. Cotto applied constant pressure, as did Hatton, as did Gatti. They all lost.

114-114?!?! LOL, that is one horrendous score.

Really impressive performance from Garcia. Well deserved victory. He showed a decent chin as well; he's the first opponent that Matthysse hasn't dropped.

Awful fight, but was to be expected.

I don't think he lost, but if someone says to me they thought Trout won then I wouldn't say that it's an out of the world opinion.

He's fought one decent fighter in Trout and he arguably lost that fight.

I've always felt that the way to beat Floyd is to out-work him. Obviously easier said than done as you'd have to work for pretty much 3 minutes of every round, but you won't out-box him and likely won't land enough clean punches to sway the judges.