P4P championship Lineage

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Here is Ring Mags list


1989
Mike Tyson

1990 -92
Julio Cesar Chavez

1992-95
Pernell Whitaker

1996-98
Roy Jones, Jr.

1998
Oscar De La Hoya

1999
Roy Jones, jr.

2000-01
Shane Mosley

2002
Bernard Hopkins

2003
Roy Jones, Jr.

2004
Bernard Hopkins

2005-
Floyd Mayweather, Jr.

http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.ph...Annual_Ratings



My point is that some of these years it was back and forth this just shows who ended up winning at the end of the year but someone else could have been the p4p champ at other times during each year.

thank you! i did not get much of ring mag back home, i had no clue about oscar-tito-shane wrecking the rankings like that. seems like the longest reigns are roy and floyd...

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I mean Hamed was even being considered as p4p #1 in the world BEFORE the Kelly fight

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thank you! i did not get much of ring mag back home, i had no clue about oscar-tito-shane wrecking the rankings like that. seems like the longest reigns are roy and floyd...

I'm pretty sure that KO mag had Oscar as p4p champ a lot longer . I'll see if I can find their list.

I mean Hamed was even being considered as p4p #1 in the world BEFORE the Kelly fight

Yeah he was something like 4th most of the time.

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KO mag


January 1980
Roberto Duran

January 1981
Thomas Hearns

1982-1990
??????? must have been Ray Leonard & Hagler

December 1990
Julio Cesar Chavez

1991-1993
?????????

December 1994
Pernell Whitaker

December 1995
Roy Jones Jr

http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php/KO_Magazine

[Yogi]

KO mag


January 1980
Roberto Duran

January 1981
Thomas Hearns

1982-1990
??????? must have been Ray Leonard & Hagler

December 1990
Julio Cesar Chavez

1991-1993
?????????

December 1994
Pernell Whitaker

December 1995
Roy Jones Jr

http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php/KO_Magazine

Here you go, Darren, and this would be based on KO's annual poll (later picked up by The Ring) of the best fighters in the sport;

1980: Roberto Duran
1981: Thomas Hearns
1982: Ray Leonard
1983: Marvin Hagler
1984: Marvin Hagler
1985: Marvin Hagler
1986: Marvin Hagler
1987: (no poll)
1988: Mike Tyson
1989: Mike Tyson
1990: Julio Cesar Chavez
1991: Julio Cesar Chavez
1992: Julio Cesar Chavez
1993: Pernell Whitaker
1994: Pernell Whitaker
1995: Roy Jones Jr.
1996: Roy Jones Jr.
1997: Oscar De La Hoya
1998: Roy Jones Jr.
1999: Roy Jones Jr.
2000: Felix Trinidad
2001: Shane Mosley
2002: Roy Jones Jr.


That was taken from the May 2003 issue of The Ring, so unfortunately I don't have the last few years and that's as far as I can go with that.

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Here you go, Darren, and this would be based on KO's annual poll (later picked up by The Ring) of the best fighters in the sport;

1980: Roberto Duran
1981: Thomas Hearns
1982: Ray Leonard
1983: Marvin Hagler
1984: Marvin Hagler
1985: Marvin Hagler
1986: Marvin Hagler
1987: (no poll)
1988: Mike Tyson
1989: Mike Tyson
1990: Julio Cesar Chavez
1991: Julio Cesar Chavez
1992: Julio Cesar Chavez
1993: Pernell Whitaker
1994: Pernell Whitaker
1995: Roy Jones Jr.
1996: Roy Jones Jr.
1997: Oscar De La Hoya
1998: Roy Jones Jr.
1999: Roy Jones Jr.
2000: Felix Trinidad
2001: Shane Mosley
2002: Roy Jones Jr.


That was taken from the May 2003 issue of The Ring, so unfortunately I don't have the last few years and that's as far as I can go with that.

Cool thanks it's pretty easy form there lol.
I wish there were p4p list in the 20's or even just before the Robinson era.

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Here you go, Darren, and this would be based on KO's annual poll (later picked up by The Ring) of the best fighters in the sport;

1980: Roberto Duran
1981: Thomas Hearns
1982: Ray Leonard
1983: Marvin Hagler
1984: Marvin Hagler
1985: Marvin Hagler
1986: Marvin Hagler
1987: (no poll)
1988: Mike Tyson
1989: Mike Tyson
1990: Julio Cesar Chavez
1991: Julio Cesar Chavez
1992: Julio Cesar Chavez
1993: Pernell Whitaker
1994: Pernell Whitaker
1995: Roy Jones Jr.
1996: Roy Jones Jr.
1997: Oscar De La Hoya
1998: Roy Jones Jr.
1999: Roy Jones Jr.
2000: Felix Trinidad
2001: Shane Mosley
2002: Roy Jones Jr.


That was taken from the May 2003 issue of The Ring, so unfortunately I don't have the last few years and that's as far as I can go with that.

hehe checking out a couple of years it seems like these polls were taken midway through the year, is that right Yogi?