Should Floyd Mayweather even be considered in the p4p rankings any more?

Floyd has fought 2 times in the last 33 months, so how can someone who's only fought 2 times in the last 33 months, one fight against a lightweight and one fight against a shot 38 year old, be considered a top p4p fighter today? Floyd is my personal favorite fighter to watch, he's such a great technician, but how can we consider him the best when he never fights?

 

Ooh so testy.

Let's put your theory to the test and see how many times these fighters have actually fought in the last 33 months.

Wladimir Klitschko = 6 wins in that timespan
Manny Pacquiao = 6 wins in that timespan
Bernard Hopkins = 3 wins 1 loss in that timespan
Vitali Klitschko = 5 wins in that timespan
Juan Manuel Marquez 3 wins 2 losses in that timespan
Paul Williams = 6 wins 1 loss in that timespan
Lucian Bute = 5 wins in that timespan
Timothy Bradley = 6 wins in that timespan
Juanma = 9 wins in that timespan
Andre Dirrell = 6 wins 1 loss in that timespan
Jean Pascal = 6 wins 1 loss in that timespan
Fernando Montiel = 7 wins 1 draw in that timespan
Sergio Martinez = 4 wins 1 draw 1 loss in that timespan
Miguel Cotto = 4 wins 2 losses in that time span
David Haye (lol) = 4 wins in that time span
Amir Khan = 8 wins 1 loss in that time span
Andre Berto = 6 wins in that time span
Andre Ward = 8 wins in that time span
Devon Alexander = 8 wins in that time span

I'm gonna take a shot in the dark here that Floyd's wonderful style, and his whopping 2 victories in the last 33 months isn't enough to overcome what these other gentlemen are doing. He hasn't earned that p4p spot as of late and that's a fact people.

 

Oh really, he's fought 2 fights in the last 33 months. Name a 3rd fight from the last 33 months. You don't get it. He's not even an active fighter any more. If you want to list Floyd's last 3 fights it spans 34 months. So basically in the last 3 years he's quit, came back, quit, came back, and quit again.


Hell no they shouldn't all be ranked over him from a talent standpoint, he'd be right at the top. That's why I'm asking for everyone's opinion. How can we rank someone who doesn't even fight?

 

Once a year? :good Ok dude.

Floyd fought a lightweight, and a 38 year old shot fighter who couldn't even land a meaningful combination to save his life against a contender reality boxer.

What's "bcuz"? Is it that hard to spell out because?

 

Um, I'm starting to sense that you are a Floyd apologist based on your emotional response to the question. Oh the fighters you just listed, all of them will be fighting soon, when's Floyd's next fight? 2 fights in 33 months.

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