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First off, congrats to Seahawks on an awesome performance and a well deserved victory. Their fans can be proud.

But I don't think anyone could have seriously expected such a blowout.

I mean, if that kind of destructive and humiliating loss took place during regular season, it would have been a huge shock and shake any top team badly, no doubt. But to have it happen in a Super Bowl match, with the entire sports world watching and expecting so much from them, it seemed to have been more then enough to shatter the confidence of Denver team and crush their players self belief. And that's exactly how they looked like in the end, completely demoralized and mentally beaten down, broken men.

So the question is - can they bounce back from this and function as a winning team again next season or is it time for Broncos management to consider rebuilding?

Right now, at 126, who do you think would win this fight?

Since Rigo has more professional experience, we'll say the fight is at featherweight, Lomachenko's division.

Right now at 154, who do you think would win this fight?

1. Manny Pacquiao (147)

2. Tim Bradley (147)

3. Miguel Cotto rematch (154)

4. Erislandy Lara (154)

What do you think?

Should this be the middleweight title eliminator right now?

After watching Machida dispatch Munoz tonight and Jacare crushing Okami in his last match it seems like a pretty good idea.

Who would win this fight?

BQ: If not this one, then who else should be in line? Vitor Belfort perhaps?

12 rounds, welterweight division. Who wins?

At their best, 12 rounds, cruiser weight division (which is probably the optimum weight class for either one). Who wins?

At their best, 12 rounds, heavyweight division. Who wins?

12 rounds, heavyweight division, who wins and why?

12 rounds, heavyweight division, who wins and why?

Prime for prime, 12 rounds, who wins and why?

Considering all that Povetkin has done in his boxing career so far, a potential win tonight would make him one of the most decorated and accomplished heavyweight boxers ever.

He would add the lineal heavyweight championship of the World to his Olympic gold, amateur World championship and 2 amateur European championships and he would have won literally every major title he could win in this sport.

So, what would you think of his legacy and where would you put him on the ATG heavyweight list in that case?

Who wins and how?

MARIO KINDELAN vs FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR.

At their best, 5 rounds, lightweight division. Who wins and why?

FELIX SAVON vs SONNY LISTON

At their best, 5 rounds, heavyweight division. Who wins and why?

TEOFILO STEVENSON vs LARRY HOLMES

At their best, 5 rounds, heavyweight division. Who wins and why?

OK...

All participants are +81 kg, as they were at the time they won the Olympic gold (for multiple winners, pick the games of your choice).

Single night elimination tournament, all 3 round x 3 minute bouts...

FIRST ROUND:

1. Teofilo Stevenson vs George Foreman

2. Wladimir Klitschko vs Odlanier Solis

3. Lennox Lewis vs Joe Frazier

4. Felix Savon vs Alexander Povetkin

SEMI FINALS:

Winner 1 vs Winner 2

Winner 3 vs Winner 4

Winners progress to the FINAL MATCH...

Who takes it and why?

If they were to fight NOW !

At this stage of their careers, 12 rounds, welter weight division. Who wins and why?

Another thriller by two true boxing warriors. All respect and hat's off to the floor to both of them!

What did you think of the match?

BQ: What was your scoreline?

BQ: Looking at his fighting style, where do you think he would have benefited the most from working with Manny?