Who will takeover P4P next (next coming years, 2011ish)

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  1. realsoulja

    realsoulja Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Floyd Mayweather, Pacqiuao, Hopkins, JMM, Mosley, RJJ have dominated the P4P in the 2000's

    But all of them are at the end of their careers. Once they depart who takes over

    Chad Dawson, 27 - 29(17) - 0 - 0(0)

    Andre Ward, 25 - 21(13) - 0 - 0(0)

    Arthur Abraham, 29 - 31(25) - 0 - 0(0)

    Kelly Pavlik, 27 - 35(31) - 0 - 1(0)

    Paul Williams, 28 - 38(27) - 0 - 1(0)

    Andre Berto, 26 - 25(19) - 0 - 0(0)

    Timothy Bradley, 26 - 25(11) - 0 - 0(0)

    Amir Khan, 23 - 22(16) - 0 - 1(1)

    Edwin Valero, 28 - 25(25) - 0 - 0(0)

    Yuriorkis Gamboa, 27 - 16(14) - 0 - 0(0)

    I leave it at those ten, but others could be Haye, Adamek, Froch, Bute, Lopez....
    ATM Dawson seems to be ranked highly by ring, also Williams
     
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  2. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion

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    Chad Dawson the best fighter in the world over 147.:deal
     
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  3. cloud_cyc

    cloud_cyc p4p demon Full Member

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    koki kameda
     
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  4. Raybans

    Raybans Pro Gamboa Full Member

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    why does Koki Kameda get mentioned in every thread?!
     
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  5. kartog

    kartog Agent Smith Full Member

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    Tim Bradley looks good as a pound-for-pounder.
     
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  6. NickBarker

    NickBarker Damnum Absque Injuria Full Member

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    Get used to it, because it isn't going anywhere.
     
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  7. NickBarker

    NickBarker Damnum Absque Injuria Full Member

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    I have trouble seeing Chad Dawson losing in the next few years. Given his current position, physical ability, and boxing skill, he's my favorite to be the next P4P #1 stalwart. Paul Williams, despite being fantastic, is probably more beatable. Of course, some of that is based on the quality of competition that he'll likely be facing, i.e., Pavlik at 160, Martinez rematch, etc.

    If either Arthur Abraham or Andre Ward get through the Super 6 unscathed, that would go a long way towards establishing them as an heir apparent. I think either one of them could conceivably do this.

    Finally, I think the next year will be very telling concerning Gamboa and Khan. Both of them are likely to step up to the elite level. The physical talent each possesses is considerable, and if they can protect defensive vulnerabilities that they've shown in the past, look out.
     
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  8. walk with me

    walk with me Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    i voted for chad dawson because in that time span he has the best chances of going undefeated i would probabl say
     
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  9. buckdacious

    buckdacious Sin~City punks!!! Full Member

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    you say Mayweather is at the tail end of his career but his only 32. Mayweather will still be p4p in 2011!!! If I had to pick somebody else I would say Berto or Gamboa. Ward has the best chance though, the boy has got hands
     
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  10. NickBarker

    NickBarker Damnum Absque Injuria Full Member

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    You give Berto a credible shot at beating Mosley next month? I think that would likely be a precondition for him having a credible shot at P4P #1 by '11 or '12. I think you have a good point about Mayweather, though; he could be around for more than a couple years more.
     
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  11. Kid Chocolate

    Kid Chocolate Member Full Member

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    Guillermo Rigondeaux should be on that list! He will surpass all of the fighters mentioned here...
     
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  12. CharlieGarbs

    CharlieGarbs Guest

    Dawson, Ward, Bradley, JuanMa Lopez.
     
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  13. Boom_Boom

    Boom_Boom R.I.P Boxing 6/9/12 Full Member

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  14. buckdacious

    buckdacious Sin~City punks!!! Full Member

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    I give Berto a great shot at beating Mosley. the speed is where its at and there both fast as hell, Mosley just hasnt fought nobody that fast in a long time. same thing can be said for Berto but Mosley stays falt footed while Berto keeps his feet moving. I think its gonna be a classic and I bought my tickets a long time ago. Gotta Love living in Vegas. Now if Mosley beats Berto then its a wrap, only got 40 more days till we know....
     
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  15. suicide booth

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    Please don't let the next p4p be Berto. Anybody but Berto.
     
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