1. Pacman 2. Marquez 3. Mosley 4. Cotto 5. Hopkins 6. Williams 7. Vazquez 8. Haye 9. Wlad 10 Lopez May be suprised that Haye is in my TOP 10 but, he has 3 KO wins against champs at Cruiser and not lost in 6 years. Yes hes onlyborderline top 10 heavy, but Jones was P4P nr:1 after hebeat RUIZ.
Keyword, compete, not beat, theres no shame in losing to the best. He got lazy against Rocky i felt, though definitely deserved the nod, obviously Juarez wouldn't be a great win but its a decent notch on the resume nonetheless. I haven't put him in my own top 10 (posted a few pages back), i just got the feeling you were suggesting it was utterly absurd, when it isn't really that big of a stretch to sneak him into the top ten. I don't really know why i am arguing for John, i don't really like him and don't have him in my own p4p top 10, i guess what i am trying to say is that right now 7-15 is a fairly volatile area so i think inconsistency and variations in lists is to be expected and are probably a lot more acceptable than at other times.
a fight with marquez doesn't put you pfp automatically he has to work his way there again its like sweet pee coming back and putting a beat down on mayweather would you put him pfp cause he beat the so called #1 guy
Fair enough, but considering the mechanics of boxing politics and promoters, I don't think it's acceptable to disregard someone just because they haven't been in the ring for a while, especially when it's less than a year. In Hopkins's last performance he was INCREDIBLE. Until he either retires properly or gets badly beaten, he has to be in there IMO.