Poll Position: How the Fans Voted

Everyone who loves the heavyweights looks forward to the nights Lamon Brewster fights. At 6-foot-1 and 230 pounds, he’s a small heavyweight in our super sized era. And while he’s an imperfect fighter, gets hit way too much for his own good (Buddy McGirt should change all that), Lamon’s got that kayo punch, the great equalizer, God’s gift to those who believe, and he has that rock solid chin and that 24K heart of hearts. Brewster’s got a couple of losses to go with his 33 wins (29 by KO), no man’s perfect, but he collapsed Klitschko when it counted, socked Golota all the way back to Poland, and he’ll probably do something similar to the White Wolf Saturday night. Brewster holds the WBO crown, but there are lots of crowns to go around, more kings in the kingdom than one can count. But if Lamon Brewster were to fight Byrd, Rahman, Valuev, Klitschko, Toney and Brock, but not all on the same night, would he be the last man standing?