My Current Top 5 P4P World Ratings

Yeah but it's not in England



As for your constant underrating of Kell Brook, there's a reason Mayweather and Pacquiao are ducking him.

 

i actually think you should just have Kell Brook on his own at number one. having people below him only leads to false hope. Manny and Floyd would have to move up to heavy to match his resume to be honest never mention the rest.

 

Underratting of brook hardly, but he's not an elite fighter YET and i

understand if you need to hang your hat on england next great

fighter but dont try to make me out to be a brook hater cause

thats not the case

 

Unca Roger will **** all over you! You don't **** 'bout baxxxxxiiinnn!!!

 

Iam know some of you have a hard time getting brook nut out of u r

mouth but he's not top 20 so i really dont give a **** who thinks he is

there is no way RIGHT NOW he's leaps into the top 20 he's done

NOTHING TO DESERVE IT period

 

****ing yanks.


This thread is a joke thread. No Brits are seriously saying Brook is a great yet.


I feel dirty for having to explain it.

 

**** mate you got me, damm this is the second time the brits have got

me ****

 

I thought the SNV thing was pretty funny. Kell Brook, not so much. (Koki Kameda was pretty funny, too)

 

I think Mayweather should be above Brook because his unbeaten streak is longer. Sure, Brook is likely to surpass it soon enough, but as of right now Mayweather has to be the number one when you factor in his close, but clear win over Hatton, IMO.

My P4P top 10:

1. Floyd Mayweather - Up there with the P4P greats like Robinson, Marciano and Calzaghe.
2. Kell Brook - A win tonight against the world class Galarza could see him claim top spot.
3. Manny Pacquiao - Unbeaten for a while now whilst mixing it in decent opposition.
4. Lucian Bute - No-one has fought and beat a better run of super-middles than him.
5. Amir Khan - Robbed against Peterson, still the best light welter out there.
6. Tim Bradley - Unbeaten, but yet to face a high calibre opponent (keeps ducking Khan).
7. Nathan Cleverly - Unbeaten Welsh powerhouse with a who's who on his resume.
8. Juan Manuel Marquez - Lost clearly to Pac, still a top fighter I guess.
9. Carl Froch - Robbed against Kessler, but still in Super Six final and ready to beat Ward.
10. Nonito Donaire - Average record and ability, but he can punch.