Why does BOXREC lists Mayweather as #1 lb4lb instead of Pacquiao?

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  1. brando

    brando Well-Known Member Full Member

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  2. Hot Dog

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    Boxrec does not easily get swayed by bandwagons and hypes. With the flags being displayed beside the fighters name to show neutrality, Boxrec in my opinion is one of the last UNBIASED sources of fair boxing news and ratings.
     
  3. LancsTerrible

    LancsTerrible Different Forms of Game. Full Member

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    It works on some sort of points based system I believe. Archie Moore is rated as the Greatest Fighter of All Time for instance because he has a great win/loss ratio and shitload of knockouts.
     
  4. BodyBlaster

    BodyBlaster Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Probably because they believe Mayweather to be the best. Lots of others agree. I think Pac is the most exciting fighter around, but Mayweathers the best IMO.
     
  5. Big Dunk

    Big Dunk Rob Palmer Full Member

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    boxrec rankings don't mean ****.
     
  6. naldo marshal

    naldo marshal heavyweight champ Full Member

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    it's manger must be floyd's intimate!!
     
  7. naldo marshal

    naldo marshal heavyweight champ Full Member

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    i meant manager!
     
  8. LancsTerrible

    LancsTerrible Different Forms of Game. Full Member

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    A computer system is intimate with Floyd's manager?
     
  9. Clarkson

    Clarkson Well-Known Member Full Member

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    The Ring's rating although not perfect are much better in my opinion.

    Hopkins at number 4?! Dirrell above Ward and Froch? Martinez as low as 6?
     
  10. EJDiaZ

    EJDiaZ Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Boxrec has it's own rankings, like other boxing sites
     
  11. Scott-Robson

    Scott-Robson Active Member Full Member

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    It goes off some computer based formula of some sort I think
     
  12. DonBoxer

    DonBoxer The Lion! Full Member

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    Its totally based on a points system . Points for winning , points per rounds won , points for KOs. More points if your opponent has a lot of points in the bag. Its not very accurate but usually is roughly ok .
     
  13. pahapoisu

    pahapoisu Superman! Full Member

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    Boxrec rates career achievements not recent years. In all Mayweather seems to have achieved more by beating more accomplished fighters and not losing.
     
  14. rushman

    rushman Devoid is Devoid Full Member

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    Boxrec is good for one thing only. A historical record of who fought who, when, for what titles, and what the result was.

    Everything else about the site is ****. From what I can gather, the owner is a bit of a ****, and plays favourites a lot.

    Another example of how wrong their rankings are: Bernard Hopkins is #4. Sorry, but not for a few years now has that been the case.
     
  15. PBA

    PBA Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Why wouldn't they? Subjectivity and opinion is a ***** huh? (I know its points based)