Seven Punch Combo: Good, Good, Good, Good, Good

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My Favorite Fighters

Juan Manuel Marquez: Has immaculate craft, throws beautiful combinations and is getting more willing to mix it up as he ages -- the exact opposite way boxing careers progress.
Miguel Cotto: Tank-like welterweight unfurls the most viscious body punches you'll see today, and before long, you look like you've been steamrolled by an M1 Abrams.
Rafael Marquez: Not as skilled as his brother, but way more powerful. Maybe the sport's hardest puncher, and he's finally building his legacy.
Kelly Pavlik: Fights like a pressure/volume brawler, but look closely and you'll see he throws straight, accurate punches that nobody can stand taking.
Juan Diaz: A pudgy little college student whose tendency is to punch so much that opponents quit with expressions of "Please, just get him off me" on their faces.
Manny Pacquiao: Pure dynamite -- the most exciting, action-packed fighter in boxing when he's focused, plus he sings, acts, and runs for office in the Philippines.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.: At his best, he is so fast he looks like he teleports, then overwhelms people with almost infinite talent and skill. At his worst, stinks out the joint.
Mikkel Kessler: Heavily-tattooed Dane is a joy to watch -- one notch below Hamlet. His technique is as clean as a whistle, he's strong and has a great chin.
Chad Dawson: Rising champion has all the offensive and defensive tools in the box. Add seasoning, experience and a potentially great career could unfold.
Nonito Donaire: "The Filipino Flash" wears high red socks, lives up to his namesake on the speed end and scored 2007's knockout of the year.

Seven Punch Combo

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Good, Good, Good, Good, Good

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