Whats your P4P list?

Hmm, haven't made one of these in ages. 1. Floyd Mayweather Jr. 2. Manny Pacquiao 3. Nonito Donaire 4. Sergio Martinez 5. Wlad Klitschko 6. Vitali Klitschko 7. Juan Manuel Marquez 8. Andre Ward 9. Yuriorkis Gamboa 10. Abner Mares The winner of Moreno-Darchinyan will probably find a place in there somewhere once that fight happens. Was tempted to include Jhonny Gonzalez and Toshiaki Nishioka, but they fall just short. So do Froch and Khan. Hopkins needs to beat Dawson. I have the nagging feeling that I'm forgetting somebody...

1.Mayweather 2.Pacquaio (take the test and prove it if u the best) 3.Martinez 4.Hopkins (amazing what hes doin at his age, schooling everybody) 5.Donaire 6.Ward 7.V.Klitschko (dominate whoevers put in front of him, would beat wlad) 8.W.Klitschko (Also beating the best out there in his division) 8.Gamboa (Becoming the full package, juanma has no chance) 9.Marquez 10.Froch (his competition has been top notch and hes beaten them all)

1. Mayweather 2. Pacquiao 3. Donaire 4. Martinez 5. JMM 6. Hopkins 7. Wlad 8. Froch 9. Ward 10. Bradley / Khan - they need to fight to cement this place for me.

1. Mayweather 2. Pacquiao 3. Donaire 4. Marquez 5. Martinez 6. W.Klitschko 7. V.Klitschko 8. Ward 9. Hopkins 10. Khan Contenders for top10: Montiel, Bradley, Gamboa, Roman Gonzalez, Pong Wonjongkam, Mares, Dawson, Pascal, Froch, Guerrero, Agbeko, Segura, Nishioka, Cotto, Juanma Lopez, Cunningham, Adamek, Moreno,...

1. Mayweather 2. Pacquaio 3. Donaire 4. Ward 5. Martinez 6. Marquez 7. Hopkins 8. Khan 9. Froch 10. Cotto 11. Gamboa 12. Segura 13. Bradley 14. Mares 15. John

didnt katsidis show mitchel a thing or two Yes he did. Whats your point?

1) Mayweather 2) Marquez 3) Pac 4) Khan 5) Vitali 6) B-Hop 7) Froch 8) Ward 9) vacant 10 )

1)Pacquiao 2)Wlad 3)Vitali 4)Martinez 5)Hopkins 6)Floyd 7)Jmm 8)Donaire 9)Ward 10)Khan Floyd would be number one but he's just not active enough to be put in the top 5 in my opinion.

My top 5. 1. Floyd Mayweather 2. Manny Pacquiao 3. Nonito Donaire 4. Sergio Martinez 5. Andre Ward

1. Floyd Mayweather 2. Sergio Martinez 3. Manny Pacquiao 4. Nonito Donaire 5. Andre Ward 6. Juan Manuel Marquez 7. Carl Froch 8. Amir Khan 9. Wladimir Klitschko 10.Yuriorkis Gamboa :boxing::boxing:

Pacquiao Mayweather Donaire Martinez Marquez Vitali Hopkins Froch Ward Wlad

Mine 1.Floyd Mayweather 2.Sergio Martinez 3.Pongsaklek Wonjonkam 4.Manny Pacquiao 5.Wladimir Klitshcko 6.Nonito Donaire 7.Miguel Cotto 8.Carl Froch 9.Tim Bradley 10.Vitali Klitschko Pongsaklek Wonjonkam??? F****ccckkkkk outta here..This guys hasn't left Thailand in 15 yrs and hasn't fought anyone in the top 100 his whole career.

1. Floyd Mayweather 2. Manny Pacquiao 3. Juan Manuel Marquez 4. Sergio Martinez 5. Nonito Donaire Not going to bother after that. Those are the clear top 5, after that a ton of guys have arguments.

1. Manny Pacquiao 2. Floyd Mayweather Jr 3. Juan Manuel Marquez 4. Sergio Martinez 5. Nonito Donaire 6. Bernard Hopkins 7. Wladimir Klitschko 8. Andre Ward 9. Carl Froch 10. Vitali Klitschko Where's Miguel Cotto you fake traitor? ?

1. Manny Pacquiao 2. Floyd Mayweather Jr 3. Juan Manuel Marquez 4. Sergio Martinez 5. Nonito Donaire 6. Bernard Hopkins 7. Wladimir Klitschko 8. Andre Ward 9. Carl Froch 10. Vitali Klitschko

1. Pirog 2. Povetkin 3. Boytsov 4. Lebedev 5. Shafikov 6. Kovalev 7. Novikov 8. Ustinov 9. Bakhtin 10. Clottey

The hell you talkin about? didnt katsidis show mitchel a thing or two

Why so many Pong-Sack-Lick mentions? For holding the title hostage for so many years? There's plenty of guys racking up dozens of wins over newcomers and jobbers in Colombia, Argentina and Brazil.

1. Pacquiao 2. Mayweather 3. Donaire 4. Martinez 5. Hopkins 6. J.M. Marquez 7. Ward 8. W. Klitschko 9. Wonjongkam 10. Gamboa Honorable Mentions: Cotto, Khan, Segura 1. Pacquiao 2. Nonito 3. Hopkins 4. JMM 5. Barrera 6. Erik 7. Ward 8. W. Klitschko 9. Wonjongkam 10. Gamboa

1. Pacquiao 2. Mayweather 3. Donaire 4. Martinez 5. Hopkins 6. J.M. Marquez 7. Ward 8. W. Klitschko 9. Wonjongkam 10. Gamboa Honorable Mentions: Cotto, Khan, Segura