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Lilo · 12-12-2012, 02:26 AM

1. Mayweather
2. Juan Manuel Marquez
3. Nonito Donaire
4. Wladimir Klit
5. Sergio Martinez
6. Andre Ward
7. Manny Pac
8. Vitali
9. Mares
10. Guerrero

That's my list right now. It changes everytime I think about it.

I do think that Haye would be in there if he fought more often as the weight differential in his fights are frankly ridiculous. He fought Wlad with a 32lb difference, which is nearly the equivalent to a light welter (say Khan) fighting a light heavy (say Clev). Even if you look at the difference in terms of a percentage of their body weight then its still massive and I don't think the lighter heavyweights get enough credit for this in P4P ratings.

12-12-2012, 02:26 AM	#8
Lilo Belt holder ESB Addict Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Hong Kong via Sunderland Posts: 3,605 vCash: 500	Re: How bad is the Ring P4P top ten? 1. Mayweather 2. Juan Manuel Marquez 3. Nonito Donaire 4. Wladimir Klit 5. Sergio Martinez 6. Andre Ward 7. Manny Pac 8. Vitali 9. Mares 10. Guerrero That's my list right now. It changes everytime I think about it. I do think that Haye would be in there if he fought more often as the weight differential in his fights are frankly ridiculous. He fought Wlad with a 32lb difference, which is nearly the equivalent to a light welter (say Khan) fighting a light heavy (say Clev). Even if you look at the difference in terms of a percentage of their body weight then its still massive and I don't think the lighter heavyweights get enough credit for this in P4P ratings.
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