Your P4P top 10 after the weekend

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Jonsey, Dec 19, 2011.


  1. pathmanc1986

    pathmanc1986 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Thats a good argument for Bradley, but anyone seeing his showing against Casamayor would struggle to rank him that highly
     
  2. Jonsey

    Jonsey Boxing Junkie banned

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    Who did Mosley fight next after Mayweather??
    What happend in the Mayweather vs Marquez fight?
     
  3. jpab19

    jpab19 Exploding Muffin Dad Full Member

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    I can't comprehend how anybody would have Donaire below 4th, he's got one of, if not the most underrated body of wins in the entire sport. Montiel and Darchinyan aside he's still beaten some quality opposition in Mthalane, Marquez and to an extent Sydorenko amognst a few others(I'd have Narvaez right up there if not for the fact he really shouldn't have been at bantam).

    1. Mayweather
    2. Pacquiao
    3. Marquez
    4. Donaire
    5/6. Klitschko/Ward(take your pick between dominance over weak opposition and longevity or dominance against quality opposition over a short period)
    7. Martinez
    8. Bradley
    9. Hopkins(will probably be out soon)
    10. Mares(far, far superior to Nishioka, IMO)

    The top three is difficult, I don't think I'll ever be certain on their placement, all very interchangeable.

    You could omit the latter two and feasibly put in like ten guys. In all honesty B-Hop probably doesn't belong there but what will be will be. Mares is probably only there because of how highly I rate/rated Agbeko.
     
  4. dftaylor

    dftaylor Writer, fanatic Full Member

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    I knew you were going to go there. Manny didn’t lose a round against Mosley and certainly didn’t get clocked in humiliating fashion in the second round. Vis-à-vis, better performance. Mayweather beat Marquez convincingly, but so what? One win doesn’t outdo all the other work a fighter has done. Fact is Manny has put together a better record in the last few years than Floyd and with better results.

    He stopped Oscar. He knocked Hatton out in two rounds. He battered Cotto (who Mayweather avoided except when he was too green to win, much like Ortiz, actually), Clottey and Margarito (another two Floyd didn’t want to face). He then clumped Mosley before struggling with a guy who had given him problems before.

    To downgrade him based on that is just silly. It’s a stylistic issue. You can easily ask what a full-blown welter was doing fighting a lightweight. Oh wait, we did!

    Pac is more proven than Mayweather at this stage. He’s have battered the snot out of Ortiz too.
     
  5. TFFP

    TFFP The Eskimo

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    Donaire and Ward 4 and 5. Any order, not too bothered, lean more towards Donaire though. Seems pretty clear to me now that these two are top 5.

    I'd have Bradley just after them, he's not quite as special.
     
  6. SportsLeader

    SportsLeader Chilling Full Member

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    Floyd Mayweather
    Juan Manuel Marquez
    Manny Pacquiao
    Nonito Donaire
    Sergio Martinez
    Andre Ward
    Timothy Bradley
    Bernard Hopkins
    Wladimir Klitschko
    Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (The fact that he's top 10 kind of shows the state boxing is in at the minute)
     
  7. achillesthegreat

    achillesthegreat FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE Full Member

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    Floyd
    Pacquaio
    JMM
    Donaire
    Martinez
    Ward
    Hopkins
    Cotto

    Can't think of 9 and 10.
     
  8. bam bam

    bam bam Boxing Addict Full Member

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    1.Manny Pacquiao
    2.Floyd Mayweather
    3.Juan Manuel Marquez
    4.Sergio Martinez
    5.Nonito Donaire
    6.Wladimir Klitschko
    7.Andre Ward
    8.Pongsaklek Wonjongkam
    9.Tim Bradley
    10.Vitali Klitschko
     
  9. Jonsey

    Jonsey Boxing Junkie banned

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    majority rules.
     
  10. Daruf

    Daruf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    1 Floyd
    2 JMM
    3 Pac
    4 Donaire
    5 Ward
    6 Martinez
    7 Wlad
    8 Gamboa
    9 Vitali
    10 Bradley

    (Pac would be nr1 if he had won his last fight but i refuse to acknowledge daylight robberies much like Chisora vs Helenius)

    Also by now Floyds nr1 position is mostly based on theoretical h2h, his resume in the last 5 years is getting very thin.
    A flabby version of Marquez being his best win.

    *edit i generally do not jump on bandwagons but Wards resume is getting very solid and if he would beat Bute + either moves up or down and fights the top there i could see him jumping to nr 1 or 2 especially if Pac and Floyd keep dissapointing. (Pac by losing or Floyd by fighting irrelevant fights)
     
  11. bazza12

    bazza12 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    1 Pacquiao
    2 Mayweather Jr
    3 JM Marquez
    4 Martinez
    5 Donaire
    6 Ward
    7 W Klitschko
    8 Hopkins
    9 Cotto
    10 Bradley (There pretty much because people have moved in and out, while he has barely fought this year)

    On the cusp: Froch, Viloria, Peterson, Khan, Segura, Gonzalez, Gamboa
     
  12. dftaylor

    dftaylor Writer, fanatic Full Member

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  13. China_hand_Joe

    China_hand_Joe Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The same as before the weekend.

    1. Ward
    2. Mayweather
    3. Gamboa

    The rest aren't worth discussing.
     
  14. China_hand_Joe

    China_hand_Joe Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    No, no no.

    If Pacquaio was ever allowed near Mayweather, he would be utterly outclassed.

    Just as Joan Guzman would have done 5-7 years back.