Hatton fighting at his preferred weight makes it more interesting but I cannot see him winning tbh.

Pacquiao is another level.

David Haye's fight with Vitali Klitschko has been cancelled due to Klitschko's mandatory defence against Chris Arreola. Haye now looks set to face his brother. This could be a blessing in disguise for Haye.

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Greed on the pac mans side it seems

Could Jennings v Cotto produce the underdog story of the year on February 21st? How much did that defeat to Margarito take out of Cotto's tank and is he too busy looking past Jennings to a rematch or Pacquiao?

Not a chance. It would be the biggest upset in boxing since Douglas/Tyson.

From what I hear, Amir Khan has landed a fight with Barrera (yes, the Mexican legend). Now when I was first told this I laughed and thought Khan would get KOed, but thinking about it, Barrera is really a featherweight (at the most) who'll be fighting at lightweight. And he's 35, which is REALLY old for a lightweight fighter. I'm convinced Warren wouldn't make this fight if he thought Khan would lose badly.

If Jennings had been up in that class and got battered previously then that would have been my take on it as well. Thing is, for whatever reason he hasn't so no-one knows how he'll cope with the step up. I just get the feeling Cotto might be taking him too lightly.

I hope he does step up well, but I just think Cotto will be too strong, and I don't think Jennings has the chin to stand up to what Cotto will dish out. Particulary early in the fight.

Amir Khan vs. Marco Antonio Barrera ?

Bloody hell. Even though he's 35 he'll have so much experience and could show Khan a thing or two. It could be a big mistake though.

Its on the BBC ticker now, its going to be on the 14th March.

An odd fight for Khan

I can't help but get the feeling Khan is making yet another HUGE mistake. Barrera is a proven world class fighter.

This may well lead to the end of the road for Khan.