Current Top 10 p4p in UK

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by KievGhetto, Feb 26, 2014.


  1. KievGhetto

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    1 Carl Froch (IBF & WBA)
    2 Ricky Burns (WBO)
    3 Carl Frampton
    4 Scott Quigg (WBA)
    5 Martin Murray
    6 George Groves
    7 Jamie Mcdonnell
    8 Kell Brook
    9 Tyson Fury
    10 Stuart Hall (IBF)
     
  2. Collie

    Collie Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Its difficult to do a British top 10. I think I would have Khan there somewhere still.
     
  3. KievGhetto

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    lol back the loser.. the british way, would you have Cleverly and Barker. Witter &Maccirinelli in there as well lol, theres no way that bum you mentioned deserves to be in there after getting beat by a bum in Peterson, KO'd embarassingly by Garcia, struggling massively in a tune up against a guy not even in the top 40, then being inactive, this aint a celebrity top 10.
     
  4. a force 1989

    a force 1989 Member Full Member

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    Hall shouldn't be in there. He should be below Haskins.
     
  5. KievGhetto

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    he's just had 2 quality wins, he's surpassed Haskins
     
  6. Ryan the Lion

    Ryan the Lion King of the Jungle Full Member

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    1. Carl Froch
    2. Amir Khan
    3. Ricky Burns
    4. Nathan Cleverly
    5. Martin Murray
    6. George Groves
    7. Carl Frampton
    8. Tyson Fury
    9. Jamie McDonnell
    10.Scott Quigg
     
  7. KievGhetto

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    :lol::lol: :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl

    get the **** outa here you dumb troll
    no way do those 2 deserve to be in the top 10, never mind the top 5
     
  8. LondonRingRules

    LondonRingRules Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Looking at your recent posts an join date, I'm gonna take a stab in the dark...KillerKovalev is back once again! This must be the 50th alt you've made, good luck with your ban :lol:
     
  9. Ryan the Lion

    Ryan the Lion King of the Jungle Full Member

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    Haha you ignorant pig.

    Scott Quigg ahead of Amir Khan and Nathan Cleverly :lol:
    Amir Khan not in the top 10. What is that all about?

    Amir Khan has the second best resume only behind Carl Froch and he's not in your top 10?

    Nathan Cleverly is top 10 in the world at light-heavyweight. Top 5 IMO and after the way he blitzed through British and European level and currently operating at World level having only lost to P4P puncher Sergei Kovalev, but you don't have him in your top 10.

    It's time you follow a sport where you actually know something about it.
     
  10. sharpy

    sharpy Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I'm not a khan fan but you can't class his loss to Peterson as a loss he was full of peds
     
  11. KievGhetto

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    what resume is that?
    average feather fisted guys like maliganggi and kotelnik, average gatekeeper plodder like maidana, those 3 have about 5 world title wins between them lol :lol::lol: you don't have a clue, or completely past it guy like judah lol don't make me laugh Khan has never faced a guy in the top 3 in his division, he avoids punchers, and doesnt have any very good wins and has never beaten a top undefeated fighter.

    Khan has done absolutely nothing in recent years apart from getting knocked out by garcia,beat up by a bum in peterson and struggling and getting knocked down in tune ups, are you living in the past. We have 4 current world champs, loads of top prospects, theres no need to but a bum like khan who couldnt last long at world level.

    when a guy from the UK loses he should move straight out of the top 10 usually, apart from robbereies/ close fights like Murray has had. Cleverly got completely outclassed and knocked out by a great fighter it was a mismatch, yh he proved himself before then but he lost in embarassing khan - like fashion, only if it was a close fight should he still be theree.
     
  12. Ryan the Lion

    Ryan the Lion King of the Jungle Full Member

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    A P4P list is all about resumes and Amir Khan has the second best current resume.
    Amir Khan has beaten: Kotelnik, Maidana, Malignaggi, Judah and Julio Diaz. Both Maidana and Malignaggi went on to become World champions after they fought him.
    Khan last loss came against Danny Garcia who is p4p no.1 at 140lbs. He lost to Peterson yes, but he went on to fail the drug test. I cant argue the Presscot loss, but it was early on in his career.

    You cant have guys like Brook and Quigg go above Khan because they are undefeated. And you cant put Hall and McDonnell above Khan because they won a vacant title.
    Khan has fought at top level with mixed results whilst these guys haven't even been tested at that level yet.

    Amir Khan is no.2 on merit :deal
     
  13. Ade_Lad

    Ade_Lad Active Member Full Member

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    1 Carl Froch
    2 Ricky Burns
    3 Scott Quigg
    4 George Groves
    5 Martin Murray
    6 Carl Frampton
    7 Kell Brook
    8 Amir Khan
    9 Tyson Fury
    10 Stuart Hall
     
  14. KievGhetto

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    you really don't have a clue do ya

    the fact you mentioned julio diaz's name says it all.
    he wasnt even ranked in the top 40, got crushed by kendall holt ffs, say no more, diaz completely past it wasn;t much to start with, it was a tune up cherry pick gone wrong because Khan is ****, anyone with half a brain cell would move khan down after a fight like that

    maidana/ malignaggi/ kotenlik - average fighters with about 5 world title wins between them, all had multiple losses, all werent in the top 3 in their division,all don't last long at world level, you cannot call them good wins, 2 of them are very feather fisted, their resumes are poor. It's pretty laughable that those are his best wins, and Judah was completely past it it's hilarious you mentioned that. His resume is very poor and lacks signature wins aginst prime top undefeated fighters.

    Garcia was an unknown huge underdog when he embarassingly ko'd khan real quick after racially teasing him beforehand

    how can he be number 2 in your eyes on merit when his recent form has been very poor and he's been inactive,
    whereas Burns is undefeated at world level and has a better resume, Wuigg is world champ, Mcdonnell beat Ceja, Murray and Groves mixed it with very close fights with p4p fighters, they didnt get embarassingly ko'ed early or lose on pints to C level fighters like Peterson.

    Theres absolutely no way you can have him that high and you know it.
    Deluded or trolling take your pick, you do not have a clue
    beyond desperation lol, how many more times does he your boy need to get knocked out before he moves down your list lol.

    get a grip, don't embarass the UK by having him that high, it's like a yank putting Chad Dawson or Jeff Lacy at number 2
     
  15. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    1. George Groves
    2. Carl Froch
    3. Amir Khan
    5. Ricky Burns
    6. Martin Murray
    7. Scott Quigg
    8.Kell Brook
    9.Stu Hall
    10. Clev