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Ive seen some posters who think you have to jump divisions to be p4p#1

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  • Ive seen some posters who think you have to jump divisions to be p4p#1

    Where did this thinking come from because it is false...All you have to do is keep fighting the best and win,show a great skill set and defend your territory with an iron fist...Hopkins was the p4p king and he had 1 damn home 160....YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FIGHT IN MULTIPLE DIVISIONS TO BE THE BEST...

  • #2
    Ward isn't the #1 or 2 P4P


    havent seen your other thread...but i'm sure you have him as # 2

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    • #3
      Completely agree. Marvin Hagler too.

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      • #4
        Hagler instantly comes to mind.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by MANIAC310 View Post
          Ward isn't the #1 or 2 P4P


          havent seen your other thread...but i'm sure you have him as # 2
          to be honest i wouldnt mind him at #1,name another fighter beating better fighters better than him lately

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Cigarillo View Post
            Hagler instantly comes to mind.
            Bingo,he NEVER moved up or down and is a certifed ATG..id rather a person defend their thrown fighting the best then moving up and fighting the weakest champ just for a belt

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            • #7
              Ahem, look at my sig. Nuff said.

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              • #8
                I agree but if you have a guy that's dominated top competition in multiple divisions versus a guy that dominated top competition in one division, the guy thats dominated multiple divisions should be ranked higher, all else equal.

                Let's look at the Ring Magazine P4P kings:

                1990-1992: Chavez - multiple division champion
                1993-1995: Whitaker - multiple division champion
                1996,1999, 2003: Jones Jr. - multiple division champion
                1998: De La Hoya - multiple division champion
                2000-2001: Shane Mosley - multiple division champion
                2004: Bernard Hopkins - middleweight champion
                2005-present: Mayweather/Pacquiao - multiple division champions


                The only p4p king that wasn't a multiple division champion at the time he was ranked was Hopkins and he had to make an unprecedented run with 20 title defenses in order to claim that title.

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                • #9
                  liar, i bet only 1 poster said it

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                  • #10
                    The whole game of boxing is all about there being multiple ways to skin the cat~ there are many ways to the top, getting hung up on one path while ignoring others is not really a good way to look at the sport because a lot will get missed.

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