Devon Alexander...25 have tried...1 succeeded. Luis Abregu...26 have tried...1 succeeded. Lamont Peterson...33 have tried...1 succeeded This content is protected
Not sure how people have Alvarez in the list but not Danny Garcia.. my list.. 1. Floyd Mayweather. 2. Juan Manuel Marquez 3. Andre Ward 4. Wladimir Klitschko 5. Rigo 6. Sergio Martinez 7. Abner Mares 8. Manny Pacquaio 9. Nonito Donaire 10. Froch/Bradley/Vitali Klitschko toss up borderline; Danny Garcia, Canelo Alvarez, Roman Gonzales, Adrian Broner if he beats Paulie, Mikey Garcia if he beats Juanma.
1. Floyd Mayweather 2. Andre Ward 3. Juan Manuel Marquez 4. Guillermo Rigondeaux 5. Wladimir Klitschko 6. Sergio Martinez 7. Nonito Donaire 8. Manny Pacquiao 9. Timothy Bradley 10. Carl Froch
these american lists make me laugh...ward in second...his best win is calzaghes leftovers...how come calzaghe was never that high?
These lists will more or less contain the same names and it will be close - Mayweather #1, then likes of Klitschko, Marquez, Rigondeaux, Donaire Ward are the 5 other solid names. Martinez goes down for me, perhaps 8 or 9, he's looking very beatable and lost to Murray by my card. Pacquiao is not a top 10 P4P, he got KO'd bad and he is now an unknown quantity. Perhaps top 10 depending on Rios but right now, I assume he's not the same fighter Bradley is not a top 10 P4P - forget the haters, this man got hit at will by a Pacquiao who wasn't anywhere near as well conditioned as he was for Marquez IV and lost the fight 9-3 and that's being generous with 1 round. Other than that I think most lists will be there or thereabouts with Mayweather obviously #1 and Rigondeaux, Ward, Klitschko, Marquez making up my top 5 in no particular order
So Carl Froch and Chad Dawson are Joe Calzaghe leftovers? Oh, I wasn't aware. And I do believe Mr. Calzaghe was #3 pound-for-pound before he retired. You must be a new fan.