Lomachenko, you almost have to double take

personally i have no problem with him being #1 since ward has retired. if he beats rigo he is #1 lock

 

If he beats Rigo and wins a title at lightweight, he'd for sure be #1 P4P, and a shoo-in for the HOF. Or imagine if he fights and beats Garcia after beating Rigo. He'd have far and away the best resume in the sport.

Winning titles in 3 weight classes with less than 20 fights, that'd be absolutely insane.

 

Dont care about records, but focus on the resumes.

 

The guy is an awesome boxer whether certain turds want to admit to it or not. And he's already accomplished more in the sport than most could hope to. Looking forward to seeing him build up that resume even more.

 

beats rigo and then mikey Garcia then he will be p4p #1 .

 

If he does that, he'd be an ATG.

 

doubtful, fight just got made official

 

Those wins vs the highest opposition ratio of all time, with Salido loss removed the winning ratio is 18-1!
Next champion with great opposition ratio is Andre Ward but with a very big gap

Very difficult to outdo that feat

 

Look at Salido's record of who he fought if you want to be impressed: Lomachenko, Garcia, JM Marquez, Gamboa, Guerrero, JM Lopez, Vargas, Martinez

 

It's incredibly impressive. No doubt about that. Never has a boxer been thrown right into the fray straight out of the gate like Loma has. Inoue has also been on a very sharp trajectory just starting out. He started his career at the end of 2012 and been on a rampage ever since

Crison Omayao 16-3-1
Bunnam Thammakhun 9-9
Yuki Sano 17-1
Ryoichi Taguchi 18-0
Jerson Mancio 18-2
Adrian Hernandez 29-1
Wittawas Basapean 17-3
Omar Andres Narvaez 43-0
Warlito Parrenas 24-5
David Carmona 25-1
Karoon Jarupianlerd 38-6
Kohei Kono 32-8
Ricardo Rodriguez 16-2
Antonio Nievies 17-1

 

Inoue drops to 5.9 mainly because of those 4 fights:
Bunnam 1.0
Warlito 4.8
Crison 5.3
Wittawas 5.7

The 4 fights weigh heavily because of the relatively few fights, he can get closer to Vasyl if he takes on Undefeated fighters from here on, as the undefeated fighter has the highest value in this type of ratings.