Naoya Inoue Is P4P King — Just FACTS, No Feels!

Ring Magazine, Boxrec and Espn have Crawford p4p number 1. its pretty much official.

https://www.ringtv.com/ratings/

https://boxrec.com/en/ratings

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_...evin-haney-move-amidst-controversial-decision

 

Crawford put a demolition job on a top 5 undefeated p4p fighter in Spence. Both performances were impressive but Crawford has been doing it longer and Spence is better than Fulton and was unified at 147 as well.

 

Do we need the constant spamming of the same threads? These are getting made every day

 

Bud will be P4P on all lists soon. They have no other choice since they had him as #2 to #5 for years, and the artificial, so-called rivalry with Spence is over now. Boxing really is a TV drama at times.

 

Nice video, even in sparring he goes hard those punches he lands to the sides of the head are dangerous.

 

I see them about dead-even, with Usyk #3.

If I was forced to choose, I'd probably say Inoue but only because he's in his prime. Crawford, as impressive as he was last Sat night, is now past his prime. Spence was very disappointing, just wasn't sharp at all and Bud didn't need much to take care of him.

Now, if Crawford sticks around till my man Boots Ennis has 1 or 2 more GOOD fights against some good opposition, then he gets whupped!

 

Is your hero not ashamed to have Paul Buttler and Mcdonalds on his resume? a 39 year old semi retiree etc? His resume would look better if he had rungundeaux or Tete on it.I told you that foo.

 

That's some hard sparring.

Inoue, Crawford
Usyk

Spence is not top-10 P4P. Not these days. Stand right in front of Crawford all night long. Like he had brain damage.

 

Giving full credit McDonnell win while trashing the Spence win because he was drained.. That's called hypocrisy , bum riding and generally being a fan of fighters and not the sport.

https://metro.co.uk/wp-content/uplo...pg?quality=90&strip=all&zoom=1&resize=480,270

Thats McDonnell on the scales before he fought Inoue. One of the worst examples of drainage you will ever witness.

Naoya ‘Monster’ Inoue (16-0, 14 KOs) blasted the weight drained Jamie McDonnell (29-3-1, 13 KOs) to pieces last Friday night in stopping him in the 1st round


https://www.boxingnews24.com/2018/0...-tourney-could-face-ryan-burnett-immediately/

 

So you don’t like Crawford and Spence was drained simply because it takes a bit of shine away from another boxer? Kinda gay.

 

Jesus, McD was return of the living dead in his fight against Inoue. Partial credit only.