Lomochenko #10 P4P... ESPN has some Dreamers!

Gonzalez Kovalev Canelo Ward Golovkin Pacquiao Bradley Crawford Uchiyama The first 9 guys are non debatable. You can debate the order, but not the fighters. The debate starts at 10. Rigo?Lomachenko?danny?Cotto?

Lame, but nothing will ever be as bad as when they ranked Broner in at #6.

I don't mind it. He only has 7 fights but most of the guys on the pound for pound list only have 3-4 quality fights themselves. Just a bunch of non-risk takers begging for paydays. Lomachenko is a risk taker who's sought greatness by fighting for a world title in his second pro fight. His win over Russell destroys Golovkin's best win. I have no problem with this.

He definitely doesn't belong. He has the talent but no way does his opposition make him worthy.

it seems p4p rankings on all of these sites and publications are simply about who people like more. No longer about the tings that matter, you know, resume and performance against top ranked fighters from around the world. Loma is an excellent fighter. but hes not p4p material as of now, even if i'm convinced he could be skill wise, his resume is completely bare.

I like Loma ,great fighter to watch but this Sh.its a joke He has 1 win over Gary Russell nothing else is worth mentioning. For the most part Espns list is pathetic why not just say this is HBOs P4P list

I might have him in the same range if I had a list. P4p is subjective. Most complaints I see on this board about fighters on p4p list is "who has he beat?" Well, as we all should know, boxing is all about politics and maneuvering now so the best fighters are actually the most avoided ones. It's not like the old days. The eye test works for me. If we go by accomplishments, bhop should be #1, yet I don't see him on anyone's list.

What's funnier is the guy in your avi thinks he's p4p #1

I think they've been listening to Roy Jones. I don't think he has the accomplishments to be in that discussion and I think he even knows that. I remember someone asking him about it and him looking almost embarrassed in response to the translation. But he's headed in the right direction imo and if he can have a couple of good years in 2016 and 17, then I think he'll be in there somewhere. He is FANTASTIC to watch however.

Dude's had 6 fights and lost 1 and has cracked their top 10?

I agree, he has no business there. Maybe if he beats Gamboa and gets another belt at 126, but not now.