Who will Wladimir Klitschko fight next?
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I'd love to see Klitschko work inside on Valuev, but I see a bunch of nobodies fighting him for a while until he (Valuev) can harness his size.  I could see Calvin Brock in Wlad's future.  But we'll have to see how he does against Ibrigamov.  It's about time Brock gets tested, as well as Ibrigamov, both undefeated.
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Walker by split decision. Only after going 15 bruising rounds with a man that doesn't know the word quit, Carmen Basilio. This match up would be a Ring Magazine Fight of The Year type bout.Interesting having them fight at middleweight. Two natural welters. Good match up partner!
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Mayweather will KO Baldomir right around round 8, if not sooner.\n\nYeah, Baldomir can take a punch.  He can take A punch.  Let's see the 35 year old Baldomir TAKE 1000 HARD punches from Mayweather! LOL!  And he will, if he stays up that long. Mayweather is just too fast.  Baldomir won't be able to find Floyd.  This fight is really going to be as much of a massacre as the Gatti fight.\n\nFloyd Mayweather carefully selects his opponents.  He finds the biggest name at the moment that he can dominate.  That way, he gets an easy win and people don't say he's not fighting anyone good.  The Name Gatti comes to mind.  Gatti was very popular and people loved him.  Floyd could make a bunch of money off that fight and it wasn't going to be hard for him to win.\n\nRight now, Baldomir is a big name....
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My gut is telling me Erik Morales will win, but I already made up my mind it would be Manny Pacquiao, due to the fact that Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. will not be fighting on that card. This may seem weird, but recently Morales has won all his fights with Chavez Jr. on the undercard. And the two without Julito on the undercard, Morales has lost. So I have to test my theory. Regardless, I can't see Morales losing big so I'm predicting a (possibly controversial) split decision for Pacquiao.
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It will be a great night of fights\n\nI hope ken wins but i have to put my money on Tito\nKen has been working on submissions again witch he didn't spend much time on the last time they fought but i will be looking at the same outcome. Ken will retire win or lose.\n\nTim and Andrei will be more of an edge of your seat battle no doubt the fight of the night Tim will be looking for a different game plan I'm guessing he will try to take Andrei down in the first for a little ground and pound then try KO him in the second. Who ever wins hope it is a KO.
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I can see that fight hapening since Briggs is a American fighter. It will be more of a draw because not only ids Briggs American but he is also a big and powerful boxer. I believe though that Klitschko would beat Briggs and then would fight the next Russian. I did not hear about his brother Vladmir comong back. Before he retired due to injury he was the best Heavy weight boxer.
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To be honest I don't know what to expect with Wladimir he is in my opinion the most "skilled" boxer in the Heavyweight Division but, the guy has issues with stamina. Strange when you realize he has a Doctorate in Physical Fitness. In the Samuel Peter fight he looked great early but was visibly winded as the fight went on, often clinching to avoid a Peter "hay maker". \n\nOn the other hand, Brock hasn't (in my view) been tested yet. Its going to be interesting to see if he can weather Wladimir's power. Don't be surprised if this turns into a Lightweight styled fight but with two guys 220+lbs. Also, Brock's record says he has some power, but can he land it and will it be enough to topple a guy who weighed in over 240lbs, I don't think he can so I  predict the fight to end in a KO by Wladimir in the 7th or 8th..
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Floyd Mayweather jnr v Oscar De La Hoya\n\nUndercard\nShane Moseley v Fenando Vargas\nKevin McBride v Nicolai Valeuv\nRicky Hatton v Miguel Cotto\nand finally Barrera v Rocky J or WInky Wright against Bernard Hopkins.\n\nand you could call it the Night that Boxing was waiting for.
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It would be nice to see Fedor crush Sylvia as well as Arlovski but those are just our wishes. In reality Fedor's schedule is pretty much known at the moment. He is expected to complete his recovery till August and make his comeback at the Final round of PRIDE's OWGP in September. There he is going to have a prestige match probably against some "weaker" fighter (since it's the first match since his surgery) and then on New Year's eve event there will be a big title fight between him and the winner of the OWGP. I would really like that to be Mirko because I honestly think that even though he lost a decision to Fedor, he of all fighters has most chance of beating him. He is the only man that managed to hurt Fedor and give him a real fight in PRIDE and had there not been for that stamina problem who knows how the fight might have ended. Fedor's fights with Nogueira were completely one sided and if they fight again it's just going to be the same because in all honesty Antonio hasn't really shown any improvements in his matches since the last Fedor fight. And if someone else wins the GP I don't think that they will have much chance against Fedor. Hunts grappling is still not good enough and he lacks experience, and Fedor is a lot more complete and also more experienced then Barnett as well (against Mirko Barnett couldn't really do anything standing up or on the ground, and Fedor was better then Mirko in both aspects in their fight). Rest of the fighters I think have no real chance of winning this tournament so Fedor's next big match will probably be with Mirko or Nogueira again.
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Yes he will.Royce gracie will beat him 2
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Calvin Brock's chances against Klitschko aren't very good. Due to the fact that Brock hasn't been beaten, we don't know if he has the heart to get up from a knockdown. Klitschko has good power and very good skills. He'll probably be the victor.
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There are two problems here. The first is that the "great white hope" has to be American, and there aren't any that happen to stand out right now. The second is that there would have to be a dominant black champion first in order for a "great white hope" to beat him, which isn't the case right now either.\n\nIn June 2003, there was a lot of excitement about the fight between Vitali Klitschko and Lennox Lewis, but of course Klitschko is Ukrainian and therefore couldn't be considered a great white hope. (Both are now retired.)\n\nThere is currently no dominant heavyweight champ at all, but there are four white boxers in the top ten, all ruled out of becoming a "great white hope" because none of them are American:\n\nWladimir Klitschko (Ukraine) - He's fighting Chris Byrd this Saturday for the IBF title. There used to be more excitement around him, but he's still working his way back from two knockout losses.\n\nNikolai Valuev (Russia) - A huge, seven-foot tall boxer with a great jab, but he's not entertaining enough to really get over with the fans.\n\nOleg Maskaev (Kazakhstan) - He's 37 already, which is old for boxing. I haven't seen any of his fights televised in the States lately.\n\nSergei Lyakhovich (Belarus) - Recently won the WBO title with a very entertaining and convincing victory over Lamon Brewster, winning over a lot of fans as well. He probably has the most potential of these four to become a really popular champion.
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The tournament continues on July 1, tomorrow with quarterfinal matches which are:\n\nMirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic vs Hidehiko Yoshida\nMark Hunt vs Josh Barnett\nWanderlei Silva vs Kazuyuki Fujita\nAntonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs Fabricio Werdum\n\nSemifinals and final are on the same night on PRIDE event in September.\n\nThe winner of the tournament will get the chance to face Fedor Emelianenko in PRIDE heavyweight championship match on December 31, PRIDE's New Year's Eve event and then we'll get the answer to your second question. \n\nMy guess is that either Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira or Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic are going to take the tournament. If Noguera takes it, then no, Fedor wont get beaten any time soon. In their previous fights Fedor was always in complete control from start to finish and Nogueira couldn't do anything to him. But if Mirko takes it, on the other hand then who knows. Fedor did get the decision in their first match but he had a war on his hands there. Mirko is the only man that ever hurt him and gave him a real fight and had there not been for that stamina problem who knows how it might have ended up. So it would really be awesome to see two of them have a rematch.\n\nAnd if someone else takes the tournament I don't think that they will have much chance against Fedor. He is in my opinion a lot better and lot more complete fighter then any other man there.
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Pound for Pound, these are the guys:\n\n1) Floyd Mayweather Jr. - WBC Super Lightweight Champ\n2) Winky Wright - Undisputed Super Welterweight Champ\n3) Manny Pacquiao - Super Featherweight\n4) Marco Barrera -  WBC Super Featherweight\nChamp\n5) Ricky Hatton IBF - Super Lightweight Champ\n6) Jermain Taylor - Undisputed Middleweight Champ\n7) Bernard Hopkins - Light Heavyweight \n8) Oscar De La Hoya - WBC Super Welterweight Champ\n9) Antonio Margarito - WBO Welterweight Champ\n10) Joe Calzaghe - WBO/IBF Super Middleweight Champ\n\nMayweather is #1....No question about it.
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Start here \nhttp://www.klitschko.com/en/index_en.html
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Much as I hate to admit it, I believe Pedrosa will be the next great consistent champion. He has so much potential it's incredible. The others are certainly talented but they will need to be consistent to beat Danny in the future. Personally I'd like to see Hayden be the next heir.
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There was no heavyweight fight between Hasim Rahman and Wladimir Klitschko in October 2005. Although Wladimir did have a bout against Samuel Peter in September (which he won by an unanimous decision), you are most likely thinking of the title bout that was scheduled to take place between his brother and then champion Vitali Klitschko and Rahman on November 12th. The fight did not take place because Vitali injured his leg in sparring and subsequently retired owing to his frequent injuries. Hasim Rahman became the new WBC (World Boxing Council) heavyweight champion in December when he was presented with the belt at an awards ceremony.