Quick question, where was...

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  1. Smith

    Smith Monzon-like Full Member

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    ...Gerald McClellan considered in the P4P list just before the Benn fight?

    Need to know a.s.a.p for arguments sake, ive got money on it, cheers.
     
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    I don't know for sure, but it depends whom you asked. I seem to remember him being placed somewhere around the middle of the top ten, maybe as low as eight or nine. Not the top three, if that's what you're getting at. That much I know. At his peak, he had to share accolades with guys like Chavez, Whitaker, Nelson, McGirt (VERY highly thought of at the time), guys like that.
     
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    Cheers salsanchezfan, i figured he split the top ten at 5 or 6, but i win with my mate anyway, he claimed he was top 2, the fool
     
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    :lol:

    Only about 8-10 years off.
     
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    This is from the Poll in the Ring for 1994 (end of 1994).

    10. Kevin Kelley (28 pts)
    9. Felix Trinidad (29 pts)
    8. Gerald McClellan (33 pts)
    7. James Toney (36 pts)
    6. Chiquita Gonzalez (38 pts)
    5. Orlando Canizales (39 pts)
    4. Ricardo Lopez (45 pts)
    3. Frankie Randall (53 pts)
    2. Roy Jones (129 pts)
    1. Pernell Whitaker (130 pts)