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1. If you could only tune in for one of the remaining scheduled fights for '08, which one would it be?
2. Also, if you could make two fights happen for the first quarter of '09, which ones would you set up?
3. Finally, if you could only keep three fights out of your collection to watch for all time, which three would you choose?
My answers:
1. Holt-Torres III
I wouldn't have to pay the big PPV pricetag, absolutely anything can happen, and I think it has the potential to be a thriller as long as it lasts whereas some of the bigger fights out there have a high probability of being snoozers. I love Torres and seeing him knock Holt's block off would be an excellent Christmas present.
2. Mijares-Montiel, Kirkland-Angulo
It's hard to imagine either of these dissapointing. One has got to be one of the most demanded unification fights in recent memory while the other pits two young bangers up against one another in a fight that should probably carry an over/under of five rounds.
3. Toney-Jirov, Chacon-Limon IV, Barrera-Morales I
The best display of infighting I've ever seen, the fourth fight of an excellent rivalry being the most compelling, and the first chapter of one of the quintessential trilogies of all-time.
2. Also, if you could make two fights happen for the first quarter of '09, which ones would you set up?
3. Finally, if you could only keep three fights out of your collection to watch for all time, which three would you choose?
My answers:
1. Holt-Torres III
I wouldn't have to pay the big PPV pricetag, absolutely anything can happen, and I think it has the potential to be a thriller as long as it lasts whereas some of the bigger fights out there have a high probability of being snoozers. I love Torres and seeing him knock Holt's block off would be an excellent Christmas present.
2. Mijares-Montiel, Kirkland-Angulo
It's hard to imagine either of these dissapointing. One has got to be one of the most demanded unification fights in recent memory while the other pits two young bangers up against one another in a fight that should probably carry an over/under of five rounds.
3. Toney-Jirov, Chacon-Limon IV, Barrera-Morales I
The best display of infighting I've ever seen, the fourth fight of an excellent rivalry being the most compelling, and the first chapter of one of the quintessential trilogies of all-time.