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  • Sadiqkingofko
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    #21
    Originally posted by Isaac Clarke
    Overall a good list. Certainly better than those that have Lomachenko and Golovkin in the top 3.
    thanks bro, I look at resume before anything else

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    • Illmatic94
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      #22
      Originally posted by Sadiqkingofko
      thanks bro, I look at resume before anything else
      resume wise pacquiao is hands down p4p #1..only resume you can put next to his is hopkins.

      resume p4p
      1. pac 2. bhop 3. ward 4. danny 5. kovalev

      most ppl don't just go by resume, they factor in how good and dominant the boxer looked in previous performance. with that lomachenko is #1.

      resume
      skill set
      willingness to take risks
      previous performance

      all these things must be factored in. if you mesh all those things together lomachenko has a strong case to be #1.

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      • Sadiqkingofko
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        #23
        Originally posted by Illmatic94
        resume wise pacquiao is hands down p4p #1..only resume you can put next to his is hopkins.

        resume p4p
        1. pac 2. bhop 3. ward 4. danny 5. kovalev

        most ppl don't just go by resume, they factor in how good and dominant the boxer looked in previous performance. with that lomachenko is #1.

        resume
        skill set
        willingness to take risks
        previous performance

        all these things must be factored in. if you mesh all those things together lomachenko has a strong case to be #1.
        I look at resume from the last 6 fights, and only if there within the last 3 years, Pacquaio's last 6 fights have bean : Vargas W, Bradley W, Mayweather L, Algeri W, Bradley W, Rios W : other than Bradley he hasn't beaten top comepetition
        Garcia's last 6 fights have been : Vargas W, Gurrero W, Malinaggi W, Peterson W(?), Salka W, Herrera W(?)
        Only one good win and it was debatable if he won

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        • Illmatic94
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          #24
          Originally posted by Sadiqkingofko
          I look at resume from the last 6 fights, and only if there within the last 3 years, Pacquaio's last 6 fights have bean : Vargas W, Bradley W, Mayweather L, Algeri W, Bradley W, Rios W : other than Bradley he hasn't beaten top comepetition
          Garcia's last 6 fights have been : Vargas W, Gurrero W, Malinaggi W, Peterson W(?), Salka W, Herrera W(?)
          Only one good win and it was debatable if he won
          from novermber 16, 2013 - november 19, 2016 ward's resume: rodriguez, smith, barrera, brand, kovalev(?)

          if you're gonna put a question mark over garcias victories over peterson and herrera just because they were close and debatable, same has to be done for ward's win against kovalev. so in three years ward has defeated four guys not on his level and one elite guy in controversial fashion..is that really p4p #1 material? ..

          ward is only #1 if you factor in his resume going all the way back to the super six. .using your "only last 3 years" rule, ward is arguably not even in the top five.

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          • Sadiqkingofko
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            #25
            Originally posted by Illmatic94
            from novermber 16, 2013 - november 19, 2016 ward's resume: rodriguez, smith, barrera, brand, kovalev(?)

            if you're gonna put a question mark over garcias victories over peterson and herrera just because they were close and debatable, same has to be done for ward's win against kovalev. so in three years ward has defeated four guys not on his level and one elite guy in controversial fashion..is that really p4p #1 material? ..

            ward is only #1 if you factor in his resume going all the way back to the super six. .using your "only last 3 years" rule, ward is arguably not even in the top five.
            I had Kovalev at #2 before there fight, that has to be the best win anyone has accomplished in the last three years (esp since Floyd retired), you don't see other P4P fighters fighting other P4P fighters

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            • Illmatic94
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              #26
              Originally posted by Sadiqkingofko
              I had Kovalev at #2 before there fight, that has to be the best win anyone has accomplished in the last three years (esp since Floyd retired), you don't see other P4P fighters fighting other P4P fighters
              true..but don't you factor in the controversial nature of that win? im not saying he lost, im saying its debatable..so to be fair ward should be 1a and kovalev 1b..until the rematch puts some separation between them. .or you can make the case kovalev is 1a because his win over hopkins (11-8-14) is more impressive than barrera, rodriguez, smith and brand combined. ..50 year old bhop would probably beat all four of those guys in one night.

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              • Robbie Barrett
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                #27
                Originally posted by Illmatic94
                resume wise pacquiao is hands down p4p #1..only resume you can put next to his is hopkins.

                resume p4p
                1. pac 2. bhop 3. ward 4. danny 5. kovalev

                most ppl don't just go by resume, they factor in how good and dominant the boxer looked in previous performance. with that lomachenko is #1.

                resume
                skill set
                willingness to take risks
                previous performance

                all these things must be factored in. if you mesh all those things together lomachenko has a strong case to be #1.
                Pacquiao has beaten better comp in his last 2 fights than Loma has. Bradley is better than anyone on Loma's resume. Kovalev and Ward both proved they belong at the top of the sport. Lomachenko looks good but he hasn't fought or beat A level P4P fighters.

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