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jbels08 · 10-02-2010, 11:44 PM

Top 10 P4P List Cont.

6.

Wilfred Benitez: 18-2 (7 KO's)
After his kayo victory over the helpless and outclassed Arthur Cruz, Wilfred is prepping up for a fight that no one wants to see, a fight between him and prospect Nicolino Looche (3-0)

7.

Marco Huck: 22-13-6 (10 KO's)
Huck is coming from his legendary 4 fight series with fellow European Krzysztof Wlodarczyk where two fights ended in a 15 round draw. He's still in the same spot, after kayoing Wlodarcyzk in the rubber match in the 13th round. On deck for Huck is a showdown with Steve Cunnigham.

8.

Jack Dempsey: 16-1 (11 KO's)
Dempsey is currently on a winning streak after being kayoed by the ruthless Clubber Lang, there was hiccups on the road to glory (a dubious 15 round TKO victory against Homer Simpson, which ended in cuts) but his win over fringe contender but never a champion Monte Barrett has solidfied Dempsey into the elite level. Rumor has it that he's bargining with Top Dawg promotions head Joshua Belmonte for a fight with his best prospect a young man named George Foreman.

9.

Mike Tyson: 22-4 (20 KO's)
Tyson has racked up a 6 fight kayo streak after being starched in 3 rounds by Clubber Lang. Tyson has been calling out Jack Dempsey for a fight, but Dempsey has balked at working with Don King citing, King's insistance of Dempsey signing a contract with King Promotions.

10.

James "Clubber" Lang: 42-13-1 (39 KO's)
Lang has dropped out of the top 5, with his performance against Apollo Creed. Creed dominated Lang 95% throughtout the fight, but Lang showed courage and battered Creed for 1 round, reminding us of the Lang of old. Hopefully after this match, the aging Lang (he's 40 as of press time) retires. Although there is word he will fight James Braddock or Rocky Balboa in Australia soon.

10-02-2010, 11:44 PM	#2
jbels08 Minors (Single A) Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 68	Top 10 P4P List Cont. 6. Wilfred Benitez: 18-2 (7 KO's) After his kayo victory over the helpless and outclassed Arthur Cruz, Wilfred is prepping up for a fight that no one wants to see, a fight between him and prospect Nicolino Looche (3-0) 7. Marco Huck: 22-13-6 (10 KO's) Huck is coming from his legendary 4 fight series with fellow European Krzysztof Wlodarczyk where two fights ended in a 15 round draw. He's still in the same spot, after kayoing Wlodarcyzk in the rubber match in the 13th round. On deck for Huck is a showdown with Steve Cunnigham. 8. Jack Dempsey: 16-1 (11 KO's) Dempsey is currently on a winning streak after being kayoed by the ruthless Clubber Lang, there was hiccups on the road to glory (a dubious 15 round TKO victory against Homer Simpson, which ended in cuts) but his win over fringe contender but never a champion Monte Barrett has solidfied Dempsey into the elite level. Rumor has it that he's bargining with Top Dawg promotions head Joshua Belmonte for a fight with his best prospect a young man named George Foreman. 9. Mike Tyson: 22-4 (20 KO's) Tyson has racked up a 6 fight kayo streak after being starched in 3 rounds by Clubber Lang. Tyson has been calling out Jack Dempsey for a fight, but Dempsey has balked at working with Don King citing, King's insistance of Dempsey signing a contract with King Promotions. 10. James "Clubber" Lang: 42-13-1 (39 KO's) Lang has dropped out of the top 5, with his performance against Apollo Creed. Creed dominated Lang 95% throughtout the fight, but Lang showed courage and battered Creed for 1 round, reminding us of the Lang of old. Hopefully after this match, the aging Lang (he's 40 as of press time) retires. Although there is word he will fight James Braddock or Rocky Balboa in Australia soon.