Should Pacquiao be ranked ahead of PBF in P4P ranks?

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    #121
    Originally posted by Gunstar1
    Who really cares what some idiots on Boxingscene thinks, have this poll on ESPN and I bet PBF will win this poll by 70%.

    I love Pac but I'm not stipid!

    P4P is really for who is the best fighter in the world, with the best skills and his name is PBF, I will have a tough time to put Pac in the top 10 when it comes to skills!
    how can you prove that skill if you dont face legitimate threats?


    pound for pound is about opinion. 66 thinks PAC is #1, you and 65 others have the opinion that PBF is #1. you're not ****** you only have your opinion.


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      #122
      Originally posted by wmute
      thank you,

      I take this post as an admission that there is no objective basis whatsoever for pac being p4p #1.
      Objective? pound for pound?

      pound for pound is subjective bro. unless you admit it our discussion is a no contest.



      IMO PAC is #1 + 66 others

      IYO PBF is #1 + 65 more

      comprende?

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        #123
        Originally posted by Tuggers1986
        Pacquiao had the better year in 2006 but Floyd is still the better boxer. End of.
        seriously pacman's 2006 saw him taking fights ONLY against opponents who lost their previous fight.

        Baldomir had not lost a fight in 9 years and Judah's loss was against Baldomir

        they are not p4p material but their recent performances were much better than Morales' and they were not moving up in weight TWO divisions like Larios.

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          #124
          Originally posted by wmute
          seriously pacman's 2006 saw him taking fights ONLY against opponents who lost their previous fight.

          Baldomir had not lost a fight in 9 years and Judah's loss was against Baldomir

          they are not p4p material but their recent performances were much better than Morales' and they were not moving up in weight TWO divisions like Larios.
          let me ask you a question. do you think PBF deserves Fighter of the year instead of PAC?

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            #125
            Originally posted by miron_lang
            Objective? pound for pound?

            pound for pound is subjective bro. unless you admit it our discussion is a no contest.



            IMO PAC is #1 + 66 others

            IYO PBF is #1 + 65 more

            comprende?
            everything involving two fighters who did not meet in the ring is subjective.

            however I find plenty of objectivity in saying that fighter A s better p4p than fighter B when

            fighter A
            1) was the man in 3 divisions
            2) rarely lost a round in his entire career
            3) his last two fights were against the current and last lineal champion of a division

            fighter B
            1) was stopped
            2) lost to a fighter coming off a loss
            3) lost the majority of rounds in a fight which started with him knocking down 3 times his opponent
            4) did not fight any fighters who won their previous fight in the last year

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              #126
              Originally posted by wmute
              everything involving two fighters who did not meet in the ring is subjective.

              however I find plenty of objectivity in saying that fighter A s better p4p than fighter B when

              fighter A
              1) was the man in 3 divisions
              2) rarely lost a round in his entire career
              3) his last two fights were against the current and last lineal champion of a division

              fighter B
              1) was stopped
              2) lost to a fighter coming off a loss
              3) lost the majority of rounds in a fight which started with him knocking down 3 times his opponent
              4) did not fight any fighters who won their previous fight in the last year

              I agree with that However this may also apply.

              Fighter A is better than fighter B when



              Fighter A
              1. Continuosly fight Elite competion
              2. Kayoed a legend who was considered p4p #3
              3. 'Technically' beaten a dangerous man who was 'avoided'
              4. Kayoed another legend 2 times

              Fighter B
              1. Fights handpicked opponents from time to time
              2. Is not agressive enough that fans walk out of his fight
              3. Accused of ducking certain fighters.

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                #127
                Originally posted by miron_lang
                let me ask you a question. do you think PBF deserves Fighter of the year instead of PAC?
                honestly i was not impressed by either

                but, suppose I was extremely impressed with Pacman dismantling Morales and i thought that he was the most deserving fighter of the year in the history of ring magazine...

                now let me ask you question: in how many years the fighter of the year award coincides with p4p number one?

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                  #128
                  Originally posted by miron_lang
                  I agree with that However this may also apply.

                  Fighter A is better than fighter B when



                  Fighter A
                  1. Continuosly fight Elite competion
                  2. Kayoed a legend who was considered p4p #3
                  3. 'Technically' beaten a dangerous man who was 'avoided'
                  4. Kayoed another legend 2 times

                  Fighter B
                  1. Fights handpicked opponents from time to time
                  2. Is not agressive enough that fans walk out of his fight
                  3. Accused of ducking certain fighters.
                  A1. Elite competition who? fighters who just lost and/or are moving up in weight. go read again my year by year comparison
                  A2. sure, no doubt about that
                  A3. ???
                  A4. a legend who was slipping and just lost to Barrera, Raheem, and struggled badly with chavez. a legend who amidst these mediocre performances managed to beat fighter A.

                  B1. if you want to compare their resumes, you are free to do so, but i am afraid you would find unpleasant surprises.
                  B2. what does that have to do with p4p? did fighter B win that fight? yes. did he win it hands down? yes. the ppl who walked home better go watch ufc next time
                  B3. like Margarito? give me a break

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                    #129
                    Originally posted by wmute
                    honestly i was not impressed by either

                    but, suppose I was extremely impressed with Pacman dismantling Morales and i thought that he was the most deserving fighter of the year in the history of ring magazine...

                    now let me ask you question: in how many years the fighter of the year award coincides with p4p number one?

                    HHmmm i cant remember any fighter of the year coinciding with p4p

                    My question is just that. it has nothing to do with p4p.

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                      #130
                      Originally posted by wmute
                      A1. Elite competition who? fighters who just lost and/or are moving up in weight. go read again my year by year comparison
                      A2. sure, no doubt about that
                      A3. ???
                      A4. a legend who was slipping and just lost to Barrera, Raheem, and struggled badly with chavez. a legend who amidst these mediocre performances managed to beat fighter A.

                      B1. if you want to compare their resumes, you are free to do so, but i am afraid you would find unpleasant surprises.
                      B2. what does that have to do with p4p? did fighter B win that fight? yes. did he win it hands down? yes. the ppl who walked home better go watch ufc next time
                      B3. like Margarito? give me a break

                      Key Word ====> SUBJECTIVE.


                      Fan #1 : For me P4P #1 should KO all his opponents
                      Fan #2 : he should be a defensive wizard like Willie Pep
                      fan #3 : He should fight all contenders from around his division
                      Fan #4 : He should be able to do stunts like Naz


                      'SUBJECTIVE'

                      at least as of this minute more people agree with me than you

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