Give me your top 10 P4P

rigo #1

 

I think you meant to say something else...

 

1. mayweather
2. ward
3. rigo
4.bradley
5.wlad
6.pac
7.jmm
8.canelo


and then it gets a little harder. the first 5 are pretty obvious and pretty well cemented

 

1. Floyd Mayweather
2. Andre Ward
3. Timothy Bradley
4. Wladimir Klitschko
5. Sergio Martinez
6. Guillermo Rigondeaux
7. Juan Manuel Marquez
8. Manny Pacquiao
9. Nonito Donaire
10. Carl Froch

 

Canelo in the top 10 is a joke still...

Rigo should drop down to 5 and bump Bradley and Wlad up to 3 and 4. If that were the case, I'd probably agree with your top 7.

 

switch Pac and JMM. after that, it's a great list.

 

Recent H2H results are pretty huge here.

No real argument for Pacquiao above JMM at all.

 

i think canelo losing to mayweather is a big deal because its a loss but lets not forget mayweather is held to the highest of standards as he is p4p number 1. and his win over angulo gets him a top 10 spot, what would canelo need to do in order to break your top 10? would a win over a kirkland or lara get him in or would he need to do more

 

If he beat Lara clear and impressively in his next fight he would certainly leapfrog the current states of Donaire, Froch, and whomever else would fill in the last 3 debatable spots (obviously, what those fighters do in that span also is a factor). A W over Kirkland, who is currently unranked at JMW due to inactivity, would not do that for me..... Alvarez will get there in time, I have no doubts. Not yet though.

 

thats my point. barrera had Pac above JMM.

 

I, um, I don't know how I got confused there...

 

1. Pacquiao
2. Garcia
3. Herera
4. Golovkin
5. Marquez
6. Afolabi
7. Froch
8. Provodnikov
9. Bradley
10. Molina

11. Kirkland
12. Guillermo Jones
13. Wlodarczyk
14. Andy Ruiz Jr.

 

1. Mayweather
2. Ward
3. Rigo
4. Bradley
5. Marquez
6. Pacquiao
7. Martinez (probably not P4P material anymore but he hasn't lost yet, so we gotta wait for the Cotto fight)
8. Wlad
9. Garcia (yeah, I don't know either..His resume is really fkcin good though so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt of having had an off night last Saturday)
10. Alvarez

11. Lara
12. Froch
13. Hopkins
14. Donaire
15. Stevenson
16. Maidana
17. M. Garcia
18. Kovalev
19. Golovkin
20. Thurman
21. Porter
22. Salido
23. Santa Cruz
24. Trout
25. Cotto (probably too harsh but I dunno, he looked realy helpless against Trout. Looks way past it.)

 

1. Mayweather
2. Ward
3. Bradley
4. Klitschko
5. Rigondeaux
6. Marquez
7. Pacquiao
8. Martinez
9. Donaire
10. Garcia