The Victor Ortiz fight didn't really answer any questions. His win over Miguel Cotto did. Undefeated. Seemingly invincible. Clean and beyond doubt. Floyd might now be getting the recognition he deserves as an all-time great."

— Ben Randall, The Boxing Tribune

Is Pacquiao in decline? Did Marquez expose the Filipino fighter as a guy on the downside of his career? There is only one way to find out, and Timothy Bradley is going to demonstrate one way or the other whether Pacquiao still has the skill and ability to be great when they fight next month.

— Fox Doucette, The Boxing Tribune

The true middleweight champion continues to do his thing without any of the four recognized world belts despite owning two of them less than two years ago. If the rumors are true, Martinez may finally be closing in on his dream bout with Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

— Paul Magno, The Boxing Tribune

The 38-year-old master is in the last stages of a hall of fame career and looking for at least one more mega-fight. The Mexico City native has an open date in July and is currently exploring his options.

— Paul Magno, The Boxing Tribune

Andre Ward was put to a legitimate challenge in the Super Six Boxing Classic, but came away as the winner. A former Olympic gold medalist, Ward sits at the top of a stacked 168-pound division.

— Jesse Ian Lardies, The Boxing Tribune

A Klitschko fight is like the instructions on a bottle of shampoo. Lather, rinse, repeat. Klitschko's next date with the cookie cutter is July 7, as he takes on Tony Thompson in a rematch of a fight Wlad won by 11th-round KO four years ago.

— Fox Doucette, The Boxing Tribune

Donaire makes the first defense of his WBO crown at 122 pounds against good-not-great Cristian Mijares on July 14. Fans can only hope this is prelude to a fight with Guillermo Rigondeaux in order to give some clarity to the ranks at junior featherweight.

— Fox Doucette, The Boxing Tribune

Faultless in his career thus far, we’ll find out just how good he is when he fights Carl Froch. Should he come through that, a showdown with Andre Ward would be the only fight to make.

— Geoff Poundes, The Boxing Tribune

The other half of the multi-headed heavyweight colossus, Dr. Iron Fist boasts one of the all time highest KO percentages in the sport. The 40-year-old behemoth could conceivably keep boxing at his current pace for years.

— Jesse Ian Lardies, The Boxing Tribune

The undefeated junior welterweight top dog is good, but fans will see just how good he really is when he moves up in weight to take on Manny Pacquiao this coming June 9.

— Paul Magno, The Boxing Tribune