Do you like the boxer Trevor Berbick?And what do you think of him?
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I CONCUR, THE BOXING YAHOO FAMILY OFFERS OUR CONDOLENCES FOR YOUR LOSS.
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Well, I am not "crazy" about him because I am a male and a Red Sox fan to boot. However, he is a great shortstop, a dedicated player, and epitomizes the enthusiasm and energy one would like to see in all athletes!!\n\nI hope you agree.
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I like Erik Morales more, but mostly because he's a latino fighter. Both are talented boxers who have given us a lot of great fights. Unfortunately, Morales may have had too many tough fights already, but we should have Manny Pacquiao around for some time still to keep the sport exciting.
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I ONLY like Em.\nI met him years ago in Canada and got an autograph, he's a great person.\nWent to 3 of his shows last year, little did I know they were most likely his last.
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I agree with you completely. Lennox Lewis is the greatest champion and the greatest boxer in the history of this sport. First he had an excellent amateur career that he crowned with an Olympic gold medal in 1988, and as a professional he was in my opinion the greatest heavyweight champion ever to step foot in a boxing ring. He defeated every opponent he ever faced in his career (McCall and Rahman by a way of rematch) and he had all the attributes that a perfect heavyweight boxer is supposed to have - starting from basic height, weight and strenght advantage in almost every match to perfect technique, awesome knockout power and most importantly unprecedented boxing talent that he has been showing throughout his career.\nAli, Fraiser, Liston, Foreman, Holyfield, Tyson, Klitschko brothers and so on are all great heavyweight boxing champions but none of them is a match for Lennox in my opinion.
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Marlon ~\n              Juan Manuel Marquez will beat Manny, Manny had him down three times in the first round and still only got a draw (which was indeed a gift) He's turning into a selfish glut already, he's fighting Marco Antonio Barrera again for what reason? He clearly dominated him the first time they fought. How come Manny or Freddy never talk about a rematch with Marquez? This past weekend Marquez destroyed Manny's countryman Jaca who is also a left handed fighter from the Philippines, he's sending Manny a message and Manny doesn't want it.\n\n  Four years ago Manny would have jumped on a rematch with Marquez before he started making millions, it seems that boy who use to make his money selling cigarettes fell in the some greed machine that so many other boxers have. He fighting just for the money not the honor of the CHAMPIONSHIP.\n\n  Thanks for your great question Marlon, I think you too see what direction Manny is going in. Peace.
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That's what i've been trying to figure out! He's the best fighter out there right now. You don't have to like his personality or some of his antics outside the ring, but we're talking about in the ring. Give me one fighter in boxing right now that is more skillful, has more ring savvy, is as quick, and had dominated more world class opponents than Floyd. I agree that there are still some good fights out there for Floyd, like Paul Williams, Antonio Margarito, Ricky Hatton, Miguel Cotto and Mega fights like Shane Mosley and Oscar De la Hoya, but let's not be blind to what the man has already done in his career. Personally, i would like to see him fight Margarito next because everyone says Floyd is afraid of him and is his biggest threat. I wonder what all the haters will say when he dominates Margarito(sorry folks. way too slow for Floyd) like he did Baldomir? I see a Mayweather-Margarito fight going much like Roy Jones-Julio Gonzalez, the more skillful fighter dominating with speed, technique, and ring smarts against the bigger, slower fighter. Hate him or love him, but if you deny his talents or that he's the best right now, then you are not keeping it real!
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Mayweather. I just watched it PPV last night. I wanted Baldomir to knock his cocky lil block off, but unfortunately the fight went exactly the way Mayweather planned it. He just shucked, dipped, counter punched and jabbed for 12 rounds out boxing the happless ox. \nThe annoying thing about Mayweather isnt his pedigree, its his attitude and claim to consider himself one of the greatest of all time when actually he is quite boring to watch. I like to watch boxing to see people get brutalized. This was much more like watching no contact point karate without the feet if you ask me.\nMayweather may be the future of boxing...but if so, hes bringing the excitement at his weightclass to a standstill. Still, he fought smart and very intelligent and quickly and all that. But my God, was it boring. Tiger Woods and Charles Barkley who were in attendance in the audience left around the end of round 9 of 12.\nIt was that pointless to watch this guy stumble after him for 12 rounds who he simply jabbed and rolled away from. Its really annoying he considers himself one of the greatest ever. But whos to argue. Kind of thing that just makes me want to go to bed early. Feel like an ass for ordering the show.\nI feel like I got ripped off $50.
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I really dont think he is ready to get in with Manny yet, maybe somewhere down the line after he has been in against some decent fighters and builds experience he might have a chance a slim one at that. In Valeros last fight as you will know he moved up a level to take on Mosquera who isnt the biggest puncher around and promptly got put on his backside, imagine what the freakish power of the Pacman would do to him at the moment, i think it would be a slugfest for the 2 or so rounds that it might last but i could only see one winner if this fight took place now and that would be Manny "The Pacman" Pacquiao.
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I don't know if he's the absolute best, but he's definitely up there. He was very impressive in that last fight against Morales, and I'm really looking forward to his upcoming rubber match with Erik in September.
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Although toney might be the best skilled hw boxer right now, and valuev may be the most physically imposing, i have to say my current favorite is lamon brewster. He has true heavyweight power (as evidenced by his comeback stoppage of klitchko and quick knock out of golota) and he clearly has a lot of heart (fighting sergei with a detached retina from round 1 and nearly pulling out a decision). The amazing thing is is even though he is an american heavy, he really has recieved very little pub and needed to win the fight he lost in part because of injury. Its pretty disappointing as he really could have launched if he won a few more fights consecutively.
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Cookie, he was the best heavyweight I have seen in 35 years more skilful than Tyson, Holmes, Lewis, but there have been other fighters at other weights who were just as sensational, like Leonard, Duran, Hagler, Barrera, de la Hoya. Tough call, my friend
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I think it will be one of those multi-layered answers.\n\nSpectacular start\nEarly domination\nYoungest heavyweight title holder\nTremendous skills, speed, power\n\nAbuse by managers and promoters\nEarly fame and the excesses that come with it\nA staggering downfall\nUnexplainable and inexcusable behavior\n\nIt's a shame really.  His classic fights, which I can catch every once in awhile, are just something to behold.  His power was amazing.\n\nHopefully, in time, he'll be recognized for his early talents and it won't be overshadowed by his actions later in his career, even when they have to be mentioned.
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I have a P4P favorite in each weight class.  But I have to go with my boy; Miguel Cotto!  Winky Wright is also a strong candidate.  And no doubt in my mind that Bernard 'The Executioner' Hopkins is on top of the boxing world right now.  Floyd?  He gotta beat Oscar De La Hoya if he wants to be recognized as one of the top P4P at least in my mind.
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The guy is undefeated and a champion at 4 different weight classes, meaning he beat four champions to get their title. Without question the man is one of the "all-time" best. He does toot his own horn but as one of my teachers in HS used to say "if you don't toot your own horn who will?"\n\nEverytime he opens a boxing magazine there are articles to help feed his ego, but the articles are based on what he did in the ring, stories that later turn into the basis for historical archives. I've posted PBF's record in several of my answers and won't get redundant here. He beat Castillo, Corrales and Hernandez just to name a few, but those few were top notch themselves. He is in my top ten at SuperFeather for sure.\n\nAddition: The guy is in a lose-lose situation in the eyes of some people. Why? Because if he does fight Oscar, Shane or even Margarito (I'd have to say) those who are obviously not his "biggest fan" are going to say, "Well (so and so) was old or he was already a shot fighter". I guarantee it. Just my opinion put away the rope, ty.
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i'm not in love with him but darn he can play, he might not have power but he has speed and is a team player. He's scrappy a fighter will go after every ball and you won't here him complain, what else could you ask of him
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I totally disagree with the Oscar comments. He is anything but a role model. He cheats on his wife, he is a commercialized kiss ass fighter, and he has a gambling problem. Having said that, he was great for boxing---but not a role model. A role model boxer? Chris Byrd. He's religious and his whole family is part of his team. Did you see that his mom is in his corner coaching and advising as a cutperson. He, by the way is not a superstar and a boring fighter, but a role model boxer.