The pretended precision of it is the worst thing. It's one thing to watch some grainy videos and wonder how Joe Walcott's defense would hold up against Roy Jones, another to try and say Jones is #28 and Walcott #32. The first is using your imagination to appreciate boxing, the latter is just nonsense.
It's quite ****** to compile an "atg p4p list"
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Even if someone watched all the fights, how can you really seperate the best of the best.
Making a P4P list for current fighters is difficult enough and totally opinion driven that there is not true correct answer because P4P has no set definition, doing it for the whole history of the sport there are just so many factors and fighters to consider that it is pretty much a useless exercise.Comment
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The pretended precision of it is the worst thing. It's one thing to watch some grainy videos and wonder how Joe Walcott's defense would hold up against Roy Jones, another to try and say Jones is #28 and Walcott #32. The first is using your imagination to appreciate boxing, the latter is just nonsense.Comment
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What the **** are you talking about? You're one of the worst you wanker! Every chance you get you bring up that Pac is without a doubt in the top ten P4P of all time. Sheepol is right.Comment
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