kamal

both undefeated, both knockout kings, both rising superstars.

i'm kinda leaning towards gamboa at the moment

http://www.goldenboypromotions.com/fighters/mpacqu...

1) the forgot to remove it during the Top Rank - GBP battle at the courts?

2) Pacquiao's finally ditching Top Rank in order to fight better fighters?

do you think it might happen again?

Ortiz, Maidana, Alexander, Bradley, Khan, malignaggi & Lamont Peterson are just some big names that can make a good tournament. What do you think?

the charismatic trainer for both Hopkins & Mosley has transformed Shane's career around. will a win against Mayweather propel him to win the trainer of the year award?

it has worked for him throughout his career but i think it might fail if he attempts it against someone who knows every trick in the book. But i'm sure many here have something different to say, so lets here it!

yes he has good defensive work n thats why he never gets hit so much. But then again, he has never fought a power puncher like Mosley. Do you think he will fall if a few of Mosley's hooks get through?

assume Mosley wins the fight, and triggers the clause in the contract regarding rematch, will it have to take place immediately or does Mosley have the right to say " im gonna fight Pacquiao first, then get back to you", or will he have to fight Mayweather again, then fight someone else. Can he buy-out the clause?

Yes he has a perfect record and high KO rate but i think he needs more high profile fights under his belt to prove himself. The Miranda win was good but not to say he is the best in his weight class. I see Ward, Direll, Martinez (who recently moved up), and Kessler being better than him. I don't even think he'll get pass Pavlik. What do you think?

he has the skills to go far in boxing, and the physique to go up in weight. his decision to withdraw from the Maidana fight made some see him as a "quitter". he has bounced back well since and with an up-coming fight against Nate Campbell, do you see this kid coming back stronger and ultimately make it to the top of the P4P list?

pros- great speed, good footwork, good upper body movement

cons- low on power, glass jaw, average defense

can he knock an experienced fighter like malignaggi out & win the hearts on US fight fans? or will malignaggi out-point him?

im siding with Devon but Khan is making a case for himself. Saul is slowly turning heads and Porter is still unproven. What do you guys think?

money being the only reason why Ricky Fatton would even consider coming back. i just can't see him taking on any of the top boxers out there. Why the hell would he even consider fighting Khan? Khan would destroy him the same exact way pacquiao did, if not even faster. he could fight his brother, and pay him off so hatton could get the win.

after extending his stunning record, he is eyeing a shot against Pacman. He fights similarly if compared to an earlier manny pacquiao, but taking him on? i seriously think he needs more top draw fights to get in the ring with pacquiao. i'd like to see him against someone like Maidana who has a similar knockout ratio. another good opponent would be Devon Alexander... what do you think?

I've been hearing a lot about Timothy Bradley and how he should get a shot against Pacquiao or Mayweather. Well why not prove yourself first and step in the ring against one of the best welters around. Clottey would provide real test for Bradley and prove if he is indeed as good as they say. Some other opponents for Bradley could be Ortiz, Maidana, Cotto, Berto or even Diaz...

I have been building up an interest to buy a race horse. I fully understand that it is costly and difficult to buy and maintain one with cost from vet, trainer, stables, jockey, food, etc.. however, I have set aside a budget of 200k to buy and train a thoroughbred foal. How long would this amount last me? and when would need to start injecting some more cash?