Rank these 12 recent fighters in order

1. Mayweather
2. Pacquiao
3. RJJ
4. Hopkins
5. Calzaghe
6. de la Hoya
7. Mosley
8. Lewis
9. Trinidad
10. JMM
11. Hatton
12. Cotto

 

1) RJJ
2) Pacquiao
3) Mayweather
4) Lewis
5) Oscar
6) Calzaghe
7) Hopkins
8 Mosley
9) Trinadad
10) Marquez
11) Hatton
12) Cotto

 

1. Pacquaio
2. RJJ
3. Hopkins
4. Mayweather
5. De La Hoya
6. Lennox Lewis
7. Shane Mosley
8. Felix Trinidad
9. Calzaghe
10. Juan Manuel Maqruez
11. Cotto
13. Hatton

 

1. Pacquiao
2. Jones
3. Mayweather
4. Hopkins
5. Calzaghe
6. Lewis
7. De La Hoya
8. Trinidad
9. Mosley
10. Marquez
11. Hatton
12. Cotto

 

Random observation:

If you have Calzaghe in your top 6, consistency would have Mayweather no lower than 2.

 

1.Pac
2.Jones
3.Mayweather
4.Hopkins
5.Delahoya
6.Mosley
7.Marquez
8.Trinidad
9.Lewis
10.Calzaghe
11.Cotto
12.Hatton

Actually i think Mayweather will beat Pac if they ever fight, but as of right now i have to rank Pac at top, his jumps from fly to Junior middle is what does it for me. I almost favored May over Jones but ill wait on that lot of these were close like Oscar and Hopkins, or Tito,Lewis,Calzaghe.

 

Very good list, its a funny thing though when you look at a whole career as Cotto is consistantly below Mosley on this list.

If Mosley goes the way of say Hatton vs Manny then I think he will be a lot lower.

 

1 Pacquaio- No one will ever get a belt south of 122 and own 147 like he did.

2 Mayweather- His skills can match anybody in any era.

3 Rjj- I tought his move from 160 to winning a heavyweight belt is something special

4 Hopkins- Longevity keeps him high on my list.

5 Lewis- Fought and was on top when heavyweight was good.

6 Hoya- Has the better resume then the rest, even if he didn't win all the time.

7 Mosley-Fought everybody and tried to avenge his losses. what a fighter is suppose to be

8 JMM- Solid skills. Great resume. Could even go higher if he beats some 140 guys

9 Tito- Still beat a prime Hoya and vargas. Hoya was disputed, but at least he had him in his prime.

10 Cotto- Good resume. Has a lot of solid wins on his resume.

11 Calzaghe- Best win was Hopkins and kessler. Shame his division is young. Didn't have the name guys for him thrive. Him not fighter dawson and other young guys like Pavlic which he would have won easy at the time hurt him.

12 Hatton- Good figher only lost was from two p4p. They way he lost to the pacmonster really hurt him from my list.

 

1. Pacquiao

2. Hopkins
3. Jones Jr.

4. Mayweather Jr.

5. De La Hoya
6. Juan Manuel Marquez

7. Mosley
8. Trinidad

9. Lennox Lewis

10. Calzaghe

11. Cotto
12. Hatton

 

1. Pacquiao
2. Mayweather
3. RJJ
4. Calzaghe
5. Hopkins
6. de la Hoya
7. Lewis
8. JMM
9. Mosley
10.Trinidad
11. Cotto
12. Hatton

I may have Calzaghe a bit too high, but he gave me some great fight night memories.

 

1. Emmanuel Pacquiao
2. Roy Jones Jr.
3. Bernard Hopkins

4. Oscar de la Hoya
5. Floyd Mayweather Jr.

6. Shane Mosley
7. Lennox Lewis

8. Felix Trinidad
9. Joe Calzaghe
10. Juan Manuel Marquez

11. Miguel Cotto

12. Richard Hatton

The divisions between each group means I have no problem changing these fighters around occasionally

 

1.Jones
2. Pac
3. Mayweather
4. Hopkins
5. Calzaghe
6. De La Hoya
7. Lewis
8. JMM
9. Mosley
10.Trinidad
11. Cotto
12. Hatton

 

I mostly agree with this, but with these changes:

1 Pacquaio- No one will ever get a belt south of 122 and own 147 like he did.

2 Hoya- Has the better resume then the rest, even if he didn't win all the time.

3 Rjj- I tought his move from 160 to winning a heavyweight belt is something special

4 Hopkins- Longevity keeps him high on my list.

5 JMM- Solid skills. Great resume. Could even go higher if he beats some 140 guys

6 Lewis- Avenged all of his losses, unified champ, but was sometimes lazy and is generally overrated.

7 Mosley-Fought everybody and tried to avenge his losses. what a fighter is suppose to be

8 Tyson - Youngest HW Champ in history, last great face of the sport recognized internationally, last supremely dominant HW since Ali.

9 Cotto- Good resume. Has a lot of solid wins on his resume.

10 Calzaghe- Best win was Hopkins and kessler. Shame his division is young. Should have fought abroad sooner, against better opposition.

11 Mayweather- His skills can match anybody in any era, but he's a chicken **** and didn't live up to his full potential.

12 Hatton- Good figher only lost was from two p4p. They way he lost to the pacmonster really hurt him from my list.

 

RJJ
BHOP
TITO
DLH
SSM
LEWIS
PAC
FLOYD
COTTO
JMM
CALZAGHE
HATTON

Nobody is ****ing with the elite boxers of the 90's

 

Order of what?