Why is Bud rated #1 p4p over Inoue?

Whilst I tend to agree the concept of P4P is pretty silly and meaningless at the end of the day, and I freely admit I do play the game myself too, I do believe that if all things were equal, as in all the fighters ranked in the P4P top 10 top were the same size and could duke it out with each other to try and establish who's best, Usyk, Terry, Inoue and Loma are the most skillful and would be the four last men standing.

Usyk is 36 and he's fighting giants up at HW and everyone in their backyards whilst running a gauntlet of legit bangers and murderous punchers like no one else. He's playing Ukrainian roulette all the time and everytime he steps foot into a ring he's really stepping foot on a minefield.

Crawford is a pretty young and fresh 35 who hasn't taken much damage or had an extensive amateur career. I don't ever recall hearing anything about him being injured. No torn rotator cuff, no broken hands, or suffering any serious injuries AFAIA. He's like that Eurasian King GGG in that regard, as in he doesn't seem to get injured. Granted, GGG seems to be some kind of freak anomaly given his fighting style, age, and extremely extensive amateur career.

Terry's been very dominant but it's much easier to be so when even in your third division you're fighting, at worst, opponents your own size, against light to average punchers, and exclusively at home sans once.

Inoue is by far the youngest out of these four at 30 years of age and he has also been very dominant. He's wreaked a trail of havoc and destruction and continues to do so as he's moved up in weight on all these bodies at those weighs he's campaigned at. He's a Japanese leprechaun terrorist.

But he's going to be undersized/very undersized against the giant 122 and 126 pounders but like I predicted he's carried his crazy power up and it'll be very interesting to see if he can do so at 126 because, as with Loma, size is going to become a big problem for him at some point or at least, as with Loma again, make things so much difficult for him.


Loma is an old 35, tiny for the division, injury-ravaged, significantly past his best and on the way out, and he's fighting giants who weigh 2-3 (4 in that giant chicken Haney's case) more than him who have huge reach advantages on him in a division he doesn't belong in.

Even this aged version of Loma would be super dominant against fighters his own size, let alone ones he's bigger than or who he holds the kind of huge physical advantages over like pretty much everyone he fights at 135 does over him. Not rocket science.

If Loma and Usyk were the same size they'd never fight because they're close friends but if Inoue and Crawford were the same size as each other does anyone actually genuinely believe Inoue wouldn't get arrested for legal homicide? Most erudite fans and experts believe he could beat Crawford half to death right now despite the crazy weight disadvantage so it stands to reason that a same size version would send him to the shadow realm on a stretcher