1.Gonzalez 2.Golovkin 3.Crawford 4.Kovalev 5.Ward 6.Stevenson 7.Klitschko 8.Rigondeux 9.Alvarez 10.Garcia 11.Pacquiao 12.Santa Cruz 13.Cotto 14.Brook 15.Frampton 16.Thurman 17.Khan 18.Wilder 19.Walters 20.Fury Although we have a number of world champions, the fact that non of them have fought the very best is preventing them from becoming elite worldwide superstars, lets hope this changes next year. Hopefully Degale, Mcdonnell, Quigg, Flanagan, Smith can make that transition in 2016.
2 Gs up there because they haven't tasted the 'canvas' yet? May 50-0? I'd say a Rigondeaux is a natural replacement etc. Prince'll destroy the new P4P.. and GGG will be the former unbeaten Russian champion etc.. like the Russian Wlad.
IBF Champ, Undefeated, although I agree Khan has beaten better opposition, similarly he has shown more weaknesses. There's not much between them imo
P4P is a load of shÃte in itself, but having Stevenson above Klitschko and Rigo is all kinds of wrong, as is having (Danny?) Garcia above Pacquaio.
Garcia gone up to 147 so can't put him in P4P rankings because of his light welterweight achievements.
Ward and Rigo shouldn't be there. They are more than good enough but they just haven't been fighting, Ward shouldn't even be considered in my opinion, Rigo I suppose he is just about active enough but I certainly don't believe he is active enough to be that high.