When number 1&2 p4p fighters fought each other.

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  1. 1punch1nder

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    another :rofl:rofl:rofl
     
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    what the ****kkkk!!!!!

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  4. Englund

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    Leonard vs Hearns I
    Leonard vs Duran I
    Whitaker vs Chavez
    Pacquiao vs. Marquez II
    All #1 vs #2

    Mayweather vs. Mosley
    was #2 vs #3

    Pacquiao vs. Marquez III
    was #1 vs. #3

    If B-Hop vs. Roy II happened in 2003 like it should have, that would have been #1 vs #2

    (because he wasn't officially ranked, you can't really consider Mayweather vs. Marquez even though it was unofficially the #1 vs #2, #1 vs #3, or #2 vs #3, depending on who you ask)
     
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    I can find you multiple sources proving I'm right. Don't test my knowledge :deal:deal
     
  7. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    um depending on the timing, Pac-Marquez II, just after Floyd retired I guess

    There were a few instances where it could have been made but didn't

    Floyd-Pac
    Floyd-Wright (2005)
    Bhop-Jones(2002-2003)
    Mosley-Trinidad (2000)

    Past those, these occured

    DLH-Whitaker (1997) <-- Jones was #1 and got DQd in March, DLH #2 fought Whitaker #3 in April
    Whitaker-Chavez (1993)
    Hearns-Leonard
    Duran-Leonard
     
  8. Momus

    Momus Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Difficult to say, as published p4p rankings are a relatively new phenomenon.

    Some potential candidates, but all very subjective:

    McGovern-Gans
    Langford-Ketchel
    Ross-McLarnin trilogy
    Louis-Conn I
    Robinson-Basilio I
     
  9. getup

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    Have to think Toney-Jones was for p4p yes? Jones was very hot and Toney just used prince charles williams as a tune up....too bad the fight sucked...
     
  10. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    Toney was #3, Jones was like #8 at the time
     
  11. Thread Stealer

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    Whitaker and Toney were considered the top 2.
     
  12. Thread Stealer

    Thread Stealer Loyal Member Full Member

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    This thread just goes to show you how badly the fans are getting ****ed, with No Vaseline, by Floyd, Manny, and the parties involved by them not facing each other.
     
  13. Brickhaus

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    Whitaker was P4P #1 at that point. I think Toney was #2 and Jones was #5, but I wouldn't swear to it.
     
  14. chatty

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    About Mosley.

    Yeah I believe you, was just wondering why he was still in there considering he hadn't fought for well over a year.
     
  15. prelude

    prelude Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Hatton was # 1 and Floyd was # 2

    Floyd moved to # 1 after beating Hatton.