Usyk Confirmed Undisputed P4P No 1

Usyk is right at the top.

 

Very good list. I am certain pfp that Rigondeaux is better than some on that list but his post-Loma disappearance seems to have ended his career.

 

You laugh but that's who usyk will have to fight to move further with his career. I'm not convinced he can beat bellew either

 

This is how credible @Staminakills' biased, Tha Boxing Voice subscribing opinion is
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Which 3 are better than Gassiev? Usyk made Gassiev look bad, that doesn't make it less of a win, it actually makes it a better win. People need to get that in the head. Gassiev was unbeaten and almost favoured to win before the fight. Usyk never gave him the chance to set his feet and he looked a bit like a plodder to the "casuals".

And if it was true that he had the 3 best wins, Usyk has the next best 15 wins.

The little Thai champ has claims to be p4p sure, but regardless of the scorecards he got outpunched by Gonzalez in their first fight and then caught an aging Gonzalez at a weight that's just too much. I don't consider weight bullying an asset in p4p analysis.

 

Trying to get into this Usyk hype, but I'm falling a sleep watching 12 rounds of arm punching. Until he steps up to heavyweight, and dethrones the bodybuilder Joshua.... maybe I just don't care much for the lower weights.

 

Rigo is one of the most talented fighters I've ever seen, it's just he has also has one of the most disappointing pro careers I've ever seen. Every other fighter that makes my list based on "eye test" has either some good, relevant wins or impressive achievements to supplement the simple fact that they look good in the ring. Take my #'s 4 and 5 for example:

Golovkin has Danny Jacobs, should arguably have Canelo and holds the record for most MW title defenses. Crawford has a disappointing resume but is a three weight WC and was the first undisputed champion since Taylor. Rigondeaux's career on the other hand has been a ghost town since the Donaire win, and that was five years ago. I know that it is partially down to other fighters refusing to go near him but I can't keep him on my list out of sympathy. He could have moved up and potentially forced a mandatory against a belt holder at 126, but instead fought once a year against guys that had no business sharing a ring with him.

 

Joshua and Wilder shouldn’t be on anyone’s p4p list they have the shittiest resume to date

 

Would somebody be kind enough to explain how anybody can have Wilder above Joshua at this moment in time on a P4P list?


I can't take this remotely seriously

 

What's so funny about Spence being all the way down as 4? He's too far down, right

 

Where you fight and the judging shouldn't matter, especially when you're that much better than your opponent. Fighting on the road vs totally outmatched opponents isn't anything special

 

Lomachenko and Usyk are the CLEAR top two. Either way round is fine by me.

 

Free my guy Sephi