Sources from fight hype have announce that HBO are currently working on putting jointly a super six type boxing competition at light welterweight. The tournament would characteristic Victor Ortiz, Marcos Maidana, Devon Alexander and Amir Khan. Although not anything is official, the rumor is that legislature of all fighters have been learned. Although a competition at 140 pounds is a huge idea, it could be so much better than this.

Firstly, neither of these are the most excellent light welterweights in the world. Amir Khan is well of world set stature and Victor Ortiz has lately quit next to Maidana. The champion will only have fight two bouts. Six or eight would make intelligence. I could not see Amir Khan entering into a competition connecting more than four boxers. What concerning the likes of Ricky Hatton, Timothy Bradley, Juan Marquez, Junior Witter, Paulie Maliganggi and Lamont Peterson.

The main obsession to point out here is that this is the most gifted division in boxing true now. So why only have four in a competition. That is uninteresting and too simple to win. If that was to occur I would see Khan getting stopped up early, in his first short time against Maidana and Devon Alexander thrashing Victor Ortiz. So your final might be Alexander vs Maidana. Bullspt. They are not the most excellent light welter’s.

Also, I do not see why Amir Khan is commendable of fighting in such a contest. He was shattered in concerning half a minute by Breidis Prescott, who for some odd reason is ranked way at the back Khan in the rankings.