Your top 10 p4p fighters in the lower weights, so between minimum weight and Super bantamweight.

lets be real here. All them places you mentioned have plenty of fighters above the midget weights but they are almost all useless in any weights above that. They do well in the midget weight because there is less strong competition and less number of fighters, and lot's of belts every measly 4lbs.

 

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1. Wisaksil Wangek
2. Naoya Inoue
3. Donnie Nietes
4. Juan Francisco Estrada
5. Daigo Higa
6. Zolani Tete
7. Jerwin Ancajas
8. Kosei Tanaka
9. Ryoichi Taguchi
10. Ken Shiro

 

Pretty much on the money for me. McDonnell being #1 is just a technicality I'm guessing?

 

1 Burnett
2 J Mcdonnell
3 Inoue
4 A Selby
5 Aloyan
6 Dalakian
7 Narvaez
8 K Yafai
9 G Mcdonnell
10 Nery

 

In no particular order

Inoue, Tete, Estrada, Wangek, Rigondeaux, Magdaleno, Jamie McDonnell, Rey Vargas.

 

Funny how Taguchi was getting around 3,000,0000 viewers when Wilder, a Heavyweight was celebrated for doing just over 1,000,000 recently...and Taguchi was the less well seen of the top Japanese little men... Damn I guess "most" boxing fans don't care about Heavyweight either...or you just don't have a clue about the viewer bases of the little fighters

 

God I need to go to bed, so here's just a rough (and I man VERY rough, 2 minute throw away job) P4P top 10
1-Inoue
2-Vargas
3-Srisaket
4-Nietes
5-Tete
6-Estrada
7-Taguchi
8-McDonell
9-Burnett
10-Higa

Others in the mix (no order at all)-
Kyoguchi (for my money the best at 105lbs)
Ken Shiro
Ganigan Lopez
Kosei Tanaka
Felix Alvarado (TBH he might be the darkest horse in these lower weight classes)
Jerwin Ancajas
Liborio Solis
Angel Acosta
Roman Gonzalez
Daniel Roman
Isaac Dogboe
Wanheng Menayothin
Knockout CP Freshmart
Byron Rojas
Kal Yafai

Ones who COULD make a mark by the end of 2018
Reiya Konishi
Masataka Taniguchi
Ryota Yamauchi (Maybe 2019...but **** this kid is going far!)
Mark Barriga
Tsubasa Koura
Junto Nakatani
Hinata Maruta
Diego De La Hoya
Marlon Tapales (here on the basis of his weight move, criminally under-rated when he was at 118)
Takuma Inoue
Mikhail Aloyan (could be on here or off, he's not as magical as I expected him to be...but you can't write him off given his competition so far)
Andre Moloney
Jason Moloney

Again could make these lists bigger if it wasn't for the fact my bed is calling! So much talent down there, and 108lbs is, for my money, the best division in the sport today.

 

Everyone must be pretending Roman Gonzalez died or something... [shrugs]

 

Not Pound for Pound Top Ten material

Ducked Undefeated Ali Raymi twice
Defeated by great but past his prime Thai Champion twice
Never tried to push for an Inoue fight

 

Daigo Higa very impressive, but not sure about Burnett, Yafai, Arroyo, you only got Ten spots

 

Daigo Higa resume looks very impressive, KTFO anybody they faced is the epitome of impressive resume.

To Descredit Higa you need to bring in negative subjective thinkers...At Face Value Higa is Perfect