Is it a 'big 4' in P4p boxing now?

The knock on Bam-Rod is that the P4P beasts he's beaten were old, in the twilight or at the end of their long hard careers, were inactive and he simply caught them at the right time when they were done or on the way out. I'm not saying I agree with this but rather that this is the criticism

Cuadras was 33 and hadn't fought in 16 months

SSR was 35 and hadn't fought in 15 months

And Estrada was 34 and hadn't fought in 18 months

I'll take a 22-24 y/o fighter with elite skills over a 32-34 + one everytime, especially leprechaun division ones, if the 32-34 + ones are at the end of long hard careers or had 300 + amateur fights and have been boxing for most of their lives. But not that many fighters have elite skills in the first place and even fewer who have elite skills and are complete fighters as in they can still do what they do with a high degree of success against any style at the top level

He clearly has elite skills and is P4P top 10 no question regardless of where you have him ranked

He's currently ranked at #9 by The Ring behind #8 Spence and #7 Twink (although I've no idea if the rankings have been updated yet). Spence shouldn't even be ranked in the top 10, let alone above him. Should Twink really be ranked above him with his resume and his career of shameless ducking of the elite and the real top dogs in the divisions he's fought in? So Bam-Rod should be at #7 at the very least

And which other fighters at 115 would you have picked to beat all three of those guys he beat and stop them? Were they all on the way out or done? Maybe one of them was. Maybe even two were. But all three?

If he is greatly flattered by those results it will get found out in due course when he fights young, hungry elite talents who are in their prime or at their peak.

Luckily for him the #10 ranked P4P fighter by The Ring is pig-face chibi Junto Nakatani and he's only one division away at 118 and he's big, young and in his prime and a legit KO artist. That's a great match up

Ioka is at 115 but he's 35 and in the twilight of his career