Updated pound for pound rankings…

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by UndergroundBoxing, May 8, 2022.



  1. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Agreed. Still Undisputed at 168 and daring to be great against the best Champion at higher weights shouldn't be punished.
     
  2. MarioTing

    MarioTing New Member Full Member

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    Don’t think bivol can go top 3 off of one win if he’s on the list it won’t be top 5 yet
    Also don’t get why fury is ranked so high on the p4p he only has 2 title defences compared to other current boxers his achievements don’t match up
     
  3. ellerbe

    ellerbe It’s a Tank world Full Member

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    Bivol isn’t too 3 for me yet, but he’s definitely top 10.
     
  4. Pimp C

    Pimp C Too Much Motion Full Member

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    1.Crawford
    2. Usyk
    3. Bivol
    4. Spence
    5. Inoue
    6. Fury
    7. Canelo
    8. Loma
    9.Shakur
    10.Kambosos
     
  5. Kell Macabe

    Kell Macabe I don’t know s*** about boxing Full Member

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    1.Usyk
    2.Inoue
    3.Bivol
    4.Crawford
    5.Spence
    6.Lomachenko
    7.Canelo
    8.Gonzales
    9.Estrada
    10.Taylor
     
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  6. kahoots

    kahoots New Member Full Member

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    And failed miserably.
     
  7. LeftRightGoodNite

    LeftRightGoodNite New Member Full Member

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    How can a guy winning World Titles in 4 weight divisions, be lower than someone with a World Title in just 1 division, on the very list that is designed to measure guys ability/success if they were all the same size?

    If you win more titles, at different weights, you're clearly higher in the 'P4P' rankings, than a guy who has only beat opponents at one weight.

    If Spence dominates 147,154,160,168,175 and 200, but then loses to Fury, does he suddenly no longer remain P4P Number one? That's just silly.

    I will give a fighter with titles at 6 weight classes and 10 losses, more respect than a guy with titles at 5 weight classes and 0 losses....It tells me he dared to fight against the odds more often and left it all in there.
     
  8. uranage

    uranage Well-Known Member Full Member

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    This is boxing...you can't win them all, as long as you are fighting the best & testing yourself.

    Win, lose or draw!