Top 10 P4P

1. Loma 2. Canelo 3. Fury 4. Estrada 5. Taylor 6. Spence 7. Crawford 8. Ggg 9. Inoue 10. Beterbiev

Alvarez Loma Crawford Usyk Inoue Pacquiao Spence Estrada GGG Beterbiev (Nietes, Taylor, Warrington and Ioka could easily replace any of the bottom 3). No heavyweights either although Fury would be high up the list.

Spence 3rd, no Usyk and Jermell Charlo... Oh no. I honestly forgot about Oleksandr until I pepped the above commenter's list hahaha

1 Alvarez 2 Fury 3 Spence 4 Crawford 5 Lomachenko 6 Pacquiao 7 Inoue 8 Joshua 9 Beterbiev 10 Jermell Charlo {should be undefeated) Spence 3rd, no Usyk and Jermell Charlo... Oh no.

1 Loma 2 Crawford 3 Usyk 4 GGG 5 Canelo

1 Alvarez 2 Fury 3 Spence 4 Crawford 5 Lomachenko 6 Pacquiao 7 Inoue 8 Joshua 9 Beterbiev 10 Jermell Charlo {should be undefeated)

BoxRec updated the P4P list https://i.imgur.com/391HdGB.jpg

I personally cant include any heavyweight in p4p due to who is to say they would perform anywhere near the same against equal sized opposition

1. Kronk Fury 2. Canelo Alvarez 3. Terrence Crawford 4. Deontay Wilder (knocks anyone out not named Kronk Fury) 5. Errol Spence 6. Gennadiy Golovkin 7. Vasily Lomachenko 8. Gervonta Davis 9. Anthony Joshua 10. Artur Bieterbiev Strongest divisions. Not in order 147 HW 160 (with Canelo included) I like Monster Inoue, but his poor showing against the faded shell of Donaire, who was outclassed by Carl Frampton several years earlier, counts against him. Wilder will be underrated now by people who don't realsie/don't want to accept just how good and skilled Tyson Fury is. Donaire at 118 is a bit of a different beast to the one of the above weight classes. Had never lost in the division at that point and Donaire hadn't looked that good and multi dimensional in his attack in a long time too.