If we go just by their last fights and I hate to say it Martinez shouldn't be included he arguably lost the fight and didn't look great. But it depends on if you rank them after their last performance (which means how they would look right now) or also take their resume into consideration
1. Mayweather 2. Ward 3. JMM 4. Martinez 5. W. Klitschko 6. Rigo 7. Mares 8. Pacman 9. Froch 10. Bradley 11. Donaire 12. Broenr 13. Alvarez 14. Gonzalez
LMFAO. Isn't the P4P BS list supposed to be who would win if weight was not an issue? JMM beating Mayweather really!?
I'm not going to rate the Klits either. If they were the same weight as everyone else I don't think they're top ten. P4P isn't for career-heavies anyway. 1. Mayweather - Same reasons as everyone else. 2. Marquez - Two recent 'wins' over Pac, Prime Katsidis, Diaz x2. More quality on his record than anyone else (not to underplay anyone else) 3. Ward - Undisputed best in a deep, tough, varied division. Also got a win over Dawson (not worth as much as it should) 4. Rigondeaux - In exceptional circumstances I take into account AM records too. He also beat my P4P #3, division's number one after only 12 fights. 5. Donaire - Brilliant record over many years. Lost clearly to a brilliant fighter. 6. Mares - 3 weight champion, great KO over Ponce. Achieved a lot but not as much as Donaire and doesn't have the win Rigo has. 7. Pacquiao - Despite two losses (to #2) he still has big recent wins over Bradley, Margarito, Mosley etc. 8. Martinez - Thought he lost against Murray but still has many big wins recently. 9 and 10 could be anyone from: Gamboa, Gonzalez, Estrada or several Japanese guys. If Froch beats Kessler he'll be there. Haye could be close if he gets a couple of KOs against good opponents this year - he's the heavyweight exception as he gives up many pounds every fight and has credentials at cruiserweight.