Boxers you want to see lose

Easy decision here. Broner. Can't tolerate him. Can be a great boxer but the persona he has created is so fake it makes Jordan's (.)(.) look real.

I do think that Broner is a superb talent, but yep, I'd love to see someone put him on his rear end and keep him quiet for a while. The lad is one constant, never-ending cringe moment.

To be honest, while I wouldn't take any delight in it, I wouldn't mind seeing Floyd lose now, as I feel his influence on the sport is becoming more and more pernicious, and it also would at least shake things up.

Haye, has a joke of a CV at heavyweight, got dominated and shown up against the guy he had badmouthed for years and now thinks he deserves another huge fight without proving himself.

He wanted no part of Vitali untill he was well into his decline and since his return he wants no part of Wlad and prove himself

I would have said JCC jr but since he's got an official loss on his record i dont really care

Rios after getting te biggest gift decision I have seen for sometime I've wanted to see him beat! Plus I think he's vastly over rated

I like Garcia, but I'd like to see him lose just to wipe that perma smirk off is dad's face.

I actually don't mind Garcia's father just for entertainment value. For me Floyd. Floyd Mayweather. Times his fighters. Won't take them at the top of their game.

In all honesty as much as I'm a fan of Broner 1 loss would be good, would prevent him inevitably going down that Mayweather route of selling himself on the 'O' and caring so much for it.

Garcia (again for his dad)
Mundine (no reason needed)
JCC jr (not so much now)

Froch. Only because it'll be interesting to read the debate on how it effects his standing.

Most Americans.

TheMackemMawler wrote:Froch. Only because it'll be interesting to read the debate on how it effects his standing.

He's a warrior mackem, he could never just 'lose'... Only 'go out on his shield'

Always wanted to see mayweather lose. Admire his talent, hate his persona.

alexander, as i'd love to see brook a world champion, nothing to do with not liking him.

as mentioned a loss for broner would probably do him good. i'd also like to see wlad or vitali lose, just to see the mad scramble for the belts, if they both left then then hw boxing would be competitive again.

Mayweather

manos de piedra wrote:Mayweather

Pactard

I'd like to see Martinez lose

ShahenshahG wrote:I'd like to see Martinez lose

why? he is one i hope gets another big win or 2 before he retires

Rios

eddyfightfan wrote:

ShahenshahG wrote:I'd like to see Martinez lose

why? he is one i hope gets another big win or 2 before he retires

because most of the others we.ve picked are pricks

okay well fair enough, add grove to the list then as well

Andre Ward, no reason really other than i'd like someone to beat a fighter that is largely thought of as unbeatable atm and who's a little boring

Maidana, but only because i want Lopez to beat him

Richard Abril as he's unbearable to watch

Carlos Molina (the lightmiddleweight) for the same thing

WHU_Champo_League_in_7Yrs wrote:Haye, has a joke of a CV at heavyweight, got dominated and shown up against the guy he had badmouthed for years and now thinks he deserves another huge fight without proving himself.He wanted no part of Vitali untill he was well into his decline and since his return he wants no part of Wlad and prove himselfI would have said JCC jr but since he's got an official loss on his record i dont really care

Is this the same Haye who is due to announce a comeback fight more than likely against one of the other "best of the rest" guys with a view to making himself a mandatory?

Boente has said on numerous occasions a Wlad fight is dead in the water. BB says Haye had his chance and blew it. What are Haye's alternatives then?

Can see what you mean about Abril, WHU, but at the same time I kind of find myself hoping that he gets at least some kind of compensation for the shafting he got against Rios last year.

I'd dearly like Peterson to pick up a loss or two this year as well, for a number of reasons.....

Like Abril, Malik Scott would have been one I'd have like to see vanquished soon, but after seeing him get a bad'un against Glazkov last month I can give him a bit more leeway now! At least they gave him a share of the spoils, though.

Canelo - Because he seems to be looking past Trout and more or less discussing his next fight thats hopefully going to be Floyd.

Rios - Because of his attitude to journalists when Abril "beat" him. Threw a tantrum like a baby.

Broner - Flushing $20 bills down the toilet!!??

Brook - Im sick of that high pitched lisp

Chavez Jr - Was fun watching him being shown up before, would love to see it again.

Pacquiao - Same as above

Also.....

Golovkin - Just to see where the hype train's next stop will be.

Reborn-DeeMcK-Reborn wrote:Also.....

Golovkin - Just to see where the hype train's next stop will be.

"All aboard the hype train...next stop Trout, calling at Wilder although delays likely due to Harrison on the line!"

88Chris05 wrote:Can see what you mean about Abril, WHU, but at the same time I kind of find myself hoping that he gets at least some kind of compensation for the shafting he got against Rios last year.

I'd dearly like Peterson to pick up a loss or two this year as well, for a number of reasons.....

Like Abril, Malik Scott would have been one I'd have like to see vanquished soon, but after seeing him get a bad'un against Glazkov last month I can give him a bit more leeway now! At least they gave him a share of the spoils, though.

Its a hard one. Like you i think he deserves something big in his favour after Rios but unfortunately when i watch him box i just want someone to end the contest by stopping him. Sometimes you can say they are sweet science but abril just makes it ultra scrappy

Dave, about time too. He has sat about for ages wasting time and now has waited for vitali to retire. If he boxed regularly then the wlad fight would have come earlier (his defences were against harrison and ruiz which is hardly stellar) and should he fought after wlad he would have already fought Vitali. He wants to fight for the vacant title against a second rate heavy

WHU_Champo_League_in_7Yrs wrote:

88Chris05 wrote:Can see what you mean about Abril, WHU, but at the same time I kind of find myself hoping that he gets at least some kind of compensation for the shafting he got against Rios last year.

I'd dearly like Peterson to pick up a loss or two this year as well, for a number of reasons.....

Like Abril, Malik Scott would have been one I'd have like to see vanquished soon, but after seeing him get a bad'un against Glazkov last month I can give him a bit more leeway now! At least they gave him a share of the spoils, though.

Its a hard one. Like you i think he deserves something big in his favour after Rios but unfortunately when i watch him box i just want someone to end the contest by stopping him. Sometimes you can say they are sweet science but abril just makes it ultra scrappy

Dave, about time too. He has sat about for ages wasting time and now has waited for vitali to retire. If he boxed regularly then the wlad fight would have come earlier (his defences were against harrison and ruiz which is hardly stellar) and should he fought after wlad he would have already fought Vitali. He wants to fight for the vacant title against a second rate heavy

And he'd have lost too. He was untested at HW and needed to grow into the division. Ruiz was the WBA poster boy and as I keep saying, the Audley fight was a demonstration to the K's as to how much money Haye would gain them. "Look how much I can get for fighting this chump, imagine what you'll earn as a geniune HW Champion!" Haye fought Audley to prove he was bringing a significant chunk of change to the table.
However, after his antics in the build-up to the Wlad fight, Haye was always going to get frozen out (fair enough I suppose) but as long as Boente is representing them, Haye is just behind Frank Bruno in the K's list of opponents.

Yea he would have, but the fact that he has taken so long for him to get through what 5 fights to date at HW through 4/5 years at the weight. He could have easily have had double that but he has pretty much waited for the fights to fall on his lap so to speak instead of going out there and grasping the opportunities. Haye may be a bigger pay check, but nothing special as.the K Bro's make a great living with every fight they have

He has called out vitali for months and to prove himself he has been on im a celebrity and tried to break into the movie business. He thinks he bigger than he actually is

Haye didn’t fight Audley to prove anything to the Klitschkos. They had been calling him out prior to that. He fought Audley because he could make a mint for a joke fight.

manos de piedra wrote:Haye didn’t fight Audley to prove anything to the Klitschkos. They had been calling him out prior to that. He fought Audley because he could make a mint for a joke fight.

Thus demonstrating to the K's just how much money he could generate. Once that was done, Wlad was struck with a mysterious injury which caused him to cancel the Chisora fight and take on Haye earning far more money in the process.

Studying the reaction of Mayweather's unique ego to a defeat could provide a major scientific breakthrough.

Anyone see the video of Broner in the gentleman's club going around? Some questionable practices by him to say the least with respect to contacting an std.

Strongback wrote:Studying the reaction of Mayweather's unique ego to a defeat could provide a major scientific breakthrough.

Anyone see the video of Broner in the gentleman's club going around? Some questionable practices by him to say the least with respect to contacting an std.

No, but it certainly explains why TRUSS hasn't been around for a while

Whilst I don't particularly lie awake at night hoping any fighter loses would dearly love to see Broner get knocked out, the single most irritating bloke in the sport. Would dearly love to see that tool who follows him round trying to brush his hair do so when he is laid spark out on the canvas.

Rowley wrote:Would dearly love to see that tool who follows him round trying to brush his hair do so when he is laid spark out on the canvas.

He is as irritating as that Crocodile tw*t who used to follow Tyson around. I used to wish Lennox Lewis would lose his rag for a change and smack the bloke right in his mooey.

Agree 100% Tina, don't care how desperate you are for either a job or a ringside ticket there is no excuse for agreeing to carry a hair brush around and agree, on demand, to brush the hair of some idiot who seems to have watched Floyd Mayweather and decide that his personality is one not only to aspire to but try to top in terms of general oafishness. Have some dignity.

Strongback wrote:Studying the reaction of Mayweather's unique ego to a defeat could provide a major scientific breakthrough.

I've always wondered how Floyd would deal with that first, long-awaited defeat as well. Would he throw a tantrum and complain to all and sundry like Larry Big Pants when Spinks edged him out? Would he find it within him to raise a smile and take it with good grace like Roy did when Tarver put him down and out?

If it's a decision loss - any kind of decision loss - then I suspect Mayweather will proclaim that he was robbed and that anyone who disagrees with that "don't know nothin' about boxing!"

88Chris05 wrote:

Strongback wrote:Studying the reaction of Mayweather's unique ego to a defeat could provide a major scientific breakthrough.

I've always wondered how Floyd would deal with that first, long-awaited defeat as well. Would he throw a tantrum and complain to all and sundry like Larry Big Pants when Spinks edged him out? Would he find it within him to raise a smile and take it with good grace like Roy did when Tarver put him down and out?

If it's a decision loss - any kind of decision loss - then I suspect Mayweather will proclaim that he was robbed and that anyone who disagrees with that "don't know nothin' about boxing!"

We'll probably never know because he's so good. Also can't see him taking any fights that will majorly risk his '0' at this stage.

88Chris05 wrote:

Strongback wrote:Studying the reaction of Mayweather's unique ego to a defeat could provide a major scientific breakthrough.

I've always wondered how Floyd would deal with that first, long-awaited defeat as well. Would he throw a tantrum and complain to all and sundry like Larry Big Pants when Spinks edged him out? Would he find it within him to raise a smile and take it with good grace like Roy did when Tarver put him down and out?

If it's a decision loss - any kind of decision loss - then I suspect Mayweather will proclaim that he was robbed and that anyone who disagrees with that "don't know nothin' about boxing!"

Only thing better than watching Mayweather lose would be watching the interview he had to endure with Larry Merchant. I predict Larry's lazy drawl would slow down to a near stop thus prolonging Floyd's agony.

Unfortunately, that moron Leonard Ellerbe would probably start sticking his snout in and mouthing off, bringing the interview to a premature end.

He's nearly as bad as Tyson's old 'manager' John Horne.

Mathysse. Just to see the reaction of people when the hype train is derailed.

I would love to see azanias bum boy "Tyson Fury" get pancacked

vulva equinox wrote:I would love to see azanias bum boy "Tyson Fury" get pancacked

Come on now, Coxy, you used to at least post one or two things that were interesting.

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

vulva equinox wrote:I would love to see azanias bum boy "Tyson Fury" get pancacked

Come on now, Coxy, you used to at least post one or two things that were interesting.

When?

DAVE667 wrote:

manos de piedra wrote:Haye didn’t fight Audley to prove anything to the Klitschkos. They had been calling him out prior to that. He fought Audley because he could make a mint for a joke fight.

Thus demonstrating to the K's just how much money he could generate. Once that was done, Wlad was struck with a mysterious injury which caused him to cancel the Chisora fight and take on Haye earning far more money in the process.

Wlad had signed to fight him once before that and negotiated with him since. He had made an "Im officially calling you out to fight me video" before Haye signed to fight Harrison when Haye took a holiday that coincided with the exact timeframe it took Audleys shoulder to heal. That Haye did good money from the fight was merely side issue. He didnt take the fight on to try and secure a fight with the Klitschkos. He did it to make easy money for himself. The Klitschkos had been ready to fight Haye since he moved into the division. They didnt need any Audley fight to convince them. Wlad cancelled the Chisora fight because Haye basically bluffed him by saying he was going to retire. Not because Wlad suddenly realised Haye was commercially viable. That much had been obvious for ages since Haye had a ppv deal with Sky.

Rowley wrote:

Mind the windows Tino. wrote:

vulva equinox wrote:I would love to see azanias bum boy "Tyson Fury" get pancacked

Come on now, Coxy, you used to at least post one or two things that were interesting.

When?

Fair point.

Bradley would have been right up there but not anymore after his last showing. After seeing him badly hurt and down, I've got a lot more time for him. Eubank Jr, Broner, Rios and Danny Garcia are the ones I'd like to see lose.

If it is a loss by KO I'd like to see any 6ft8+ heavyweight lose. Something rather surreal about seeing a big man wobble then collapse.

Danny Garcia as beyond him being a good boxer, he really isn't exciting to watch or as talented as I feel a champion should be.

Broner, although post Gavin Rees I warmed to him slightly as he was respectful in victory somewhat. Still a tool though. I'd love Mayweather to beat him. Thats the fight I really want to see if I'm honest.

I want Degale to keep losing, he's an almighty tool. Tyson Fury too. I don't see what people see in him at all. He's slow, has no power and he's a goon. Straight up goon. Honestly, challenging Cain Velasquez (UFC Heavyweight champion) - saying he'd fight Price, then not fighting Price, saying he'd fight Tony Bellew inbetween rounds, homophobic comments, challenging the winner of Chisora vs Haye then backtracking. He's a goon.

For some reason I always want Khan to lose. I don't think he's as good as he and most people think. A Good boxer, but defensively flawed and he's always good for a laugh when he gets knocked down. Jelly legs.

Brook