Who is P4P #1 right now: Terence Crawford or Naoya Inoue

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I give Pac very little credit for Oscar even though he moved up 2 weight classes. Oscar was drained, but he still looked better than Spence did last night.

 

P4p is biased anyway just like your opinion, you may consider him #1 because you are biased just everybody else. Spence was always overrated and so is Crawford’s win over him.
Usyk
Inoue
Crawford

deal with it.

 

Currently I have it…

1.Bud
2.Inoue
3.Usyk

But if Usyk beats Fury, he is undoubtably the best of his era. It would make him the GOAT Cruiserweight and an ATG heavyweight.

 

Inoue's best win lost to a complete nobody last night, I don't blame him although I have Inoue at 2 since Usyk hasn't done diddly dog **** the last 5 years but beat Joshua twice in close fights.

 

Inoue brutally KO'd Nonito. That had something to do with it.

Spence was dead at the weight.

Video don't lie.

 

Crawford actually missed weight and needed 2 hours to reach the 147 limit, all this while being the ancient age of nearly 36. If anyone was weight drained it was him.

 

More excuses smh.

 

Also lets not pretend that Nonito wasn't getting outboxed by fighters like Frampton and "Jessie Magdaleno" before Inoue got ahold of him, the guy was already nearly 40 when inoue fought him.

 

Can I have BOTH?

 

Video don't lie, goofy.

You can't sit there and tell me with any degree of honesty that Spence didn't look sickly.

 

At the higher weights where Nonito simply couldn't compete. And you're the last person on the planet to mention age and ability. Didn't you say you girlfriend is getting her learner's permit this year?

 

Last week I was sure it was Inoue with the way he captured those titles; this week after that performance, which I fully expected Crawford to win anyway but was in even more impressive fashion than I expected, I'm just not sure. Both are phenomenal.

If I'm really pressed I'll say Crawford now, simply because he's the first to achieve undisputed in 2 weight divisions in the four belt era (Clarissa Shields does not count there's only 30 in each division in women's boxing).

Based on ability I can't really separate them though.

 

What in the blue hell are you talking about clown, Donaire was a two time champ at 122, having unified the WBA, IBF and WBO during his first tenure there while being the WBO champ when he got outboxed by Magdaleno, he literally has a better winning percentage at 122, being 6-2 there compared to 6-3 at 118. He was only 1 year removed from getting outboxed by the midget Carl Frampton when Inoue fought him, who he himself was borderline shot and heading towards retirement.

 

There can be only one. No tie and no both. Crawford is without a doubt the number one P4P fighter in the world. Anything less than that is just wishful thinking.