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@IX19UT8O Thank you, IX! I guess it just shows that great minds think alike! ;-) Best of the season to you!

@Cruyff1987 I rest my case on Froch. Ward even commented on how slow he was (he meant plodder). As for Bute, we'll see what happens when he and Ward meet, won't we?

Wonderful dancers but they have never really found a soft side in their dancing and this limits them. I always think of them as 'swift and sure,' but that does not work out so well in the FXT and especially not in the Waltz when they look rather too rushed. Still, they are very creative and a p...

@whiskeygoggles A great chin, you say? Perhaps we should ask Purrity, Brewster and Sanders about that. Those are three of the 'greats' that KO'd him. He drew the proper conclusions from that and adjusted accordingly. You should do the same.

All invective aside, the shocking thing is how limited Haye turned out to be. Klitschko was pure methodical Klitschko, but Haye simply looked clueless. His fundamentals are so poor that, apart from the one punch counter, he literally had nothing to offer. It's time for this young man to head f...

@sleedolfine15 You won't get any argument from me that Eleanor was a superb dancer!

And Richard Steel was his usual incompetent self!

Experience really does matter: George returned to boxing 10 years tater as a very savvy fighter. Older and wiser. Had he shown even a modicum of those ring smarts as a young man he might not have lost to Ali and he would most certainly not have lost to Young. But George had no discipline whats...

Haye has a an excellent chance of beating Vladimir's glassy chin. Vlad completely unravels when hurt and the one thing Haye can do IS punch. Vitali, on the other hand, is a tough nut and he can dish in a very methodical way. Look for a middle round KO there, with Haye gassed out and flat on h...

Sturm is a solid professional but he certainly is not among the elite in the sport. He's made a good safe living in Germany, though. (Except for this fight, of course!) Can't blame a guy for that, I guess.

@ponysmallhorse "He is top 5 HW without he has one of the best resume of all HW." You could at least TRY to make sense when you start your name calling. "Without he has?" Does that mean "Without he has his glass chin busted up by Rahman and McCall?" Ha! Top 5 what? Glass jaws? Ha!

Aw, Jaky, I thought you had more spunk than that. There you sit in your basement spewing internet crap and calling other people frustrated and in need of a hobby. I guess you're too literal minded to see the irony in that one! You just can't take it that big (read: ponderous) Lew had that fata...

@fadethetrade Thanks for your thoughts, dad. We'll have to agree to disagree. Mike certainly didn't have an iron chin, though. He was KO'd too many times for that assertion. His jaw wasn't glass, but it wasn't top rate either. I agree that he should have kept with the principles that D'Amat...

@Maxshard I knew there was something I liked about you, Maxshard. You're a good solid straight talking fellow afterall. No offense taken and none intended in return. We do differ about the word nationalist it seems. I consider myself a solid patriot, but no nationalist. In any event, best o...

@trilocan Well, Tirlo baby, you're right, Letterman tends to go over poorly with the literal minded and with Republicans. But, of course, you're too hip for that crowd, I'm sure....

All fighters are flawed. In Duran's case, he could not deal with a fighter who would not play along, as SR mistakenly did in Montreal. Duran was tougher than Leonard, but Leonard was simply smarter than Duran. Final score, Leonard 2, Duran 1.

Calzaghe was a superbly conditioned technician. Excellent, though not brilliant, speed, and very little punching power. He was good, not great, not close to greatness. But his English fanboys want you to believe a lot more than there is to believe. He ducked Jones and Hopkins as a young man...