Mine: 1. Floyd Mayweather Jr 2. Manny Pacquiao 3. Timothy Bradley 4. Juan Manuel Marquez 5. Kell Brook 6. Shawn Porter 7. Devon Alexander 8. Marcos Maidana 9. Robert Guerrero 10. Leonard Bundu
1. Mayweather 2. Pacquiao 3. Timmeh 4. Marquez 5. Brook 6. Maidana 7. Thurman 8. Porter 9. Guerrero 10. Khan
1. Mayweather 2. Pacquiao 3. Bradley 4. Marquez 5. Brook 6. Maidana 7. Thurman 8. Guerrero 9. Porter 10. Khan
I agree. Maidana has not done enough since being schooled by Alexander to move above him. Yes he beat a complete hype job Broner (who himself had one very dodgy win at 147) and serviceable gatekeepers Soto-Karass and Lopez (but who doesn't beat those guys) and a loss to Mayweather. I think most of the people who argue for his high ranking are Mayweather promoters...
I agree. You can't even argue above 5 though. And it's still a **** poor argument at that point. People think since he came close to beating Floyd he is great. He has gotten better under garcia but I still think we need to see another win besides Broner before his rating changes.
Interesting....no Maidana. I do think there is a better argument though that he doesn't belong in the top 10 more so than he does belong in the top 5.
Transnational Boxing Rankings: 1. Mayweather 2. Pacquiao 3. Bradley 4. Marquez 5. Maidana 6. Brook 7. Thurman 8. Porter 9. Alexander 10. Khan http://www.tbrb.org/all-rankings/#147 My personal only change would be swapping Guerrero in at 10, Bundu at 11, and slide Khan to 12. People overrating the Collazo win, in my opinion.
His stoppages over Soto Karass and Josesito would be better than the second and third best WW victories of a lot of the guys named in this thread.
1.Mayweather 2.Pacquiao 3.Bradley 4.Maidana 5.Brook 6 Porter 7.Alexander 8.Thurman 9.Guerrero 10.Khan