Who’s number 1 in pound 4 pound list now?

[BodyBagz]

There should be a Fantasy Fight p4p

Those with weak resumes should not even be on the ballot

[Nash out]

Tyson Fury. Skill not just size, clowns. Far more skill than overrated Crawford, who is barely better than Porter and Mean Machine. Fury - Reason - most skilled (accept it, chumps) and hardest to beat. Compare the skillset Fury shows, and compare that to how limited in skill Canelo looked at the weekend. You will never see Tyson Fury so lost for ideas as he has so much more variation in his skillset. The myth that he is only good because he is big is laughable, and shows a huge lack of intelligence or understanding of boxing, or bias, from any clown stating such nonsense. Nash out - Boxingscene Hall of Famer, worker at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, and close, personal friend of Homer Simpson.

[-Kev-]

Not sure how a loss at a higher weight than usual drops you as many spots as Ring dropped Canelo, or removes Canelo entirely as the Crawford nut hugger in page 1 did. P4P is all about who are the 10 best fighters, if everyone was the same size. And I am not entirely sure what Roman Gonzalez is doing there again. That’s bizarre.

I respect The Ring though, their lists and TBRB are the most accurate in boxing. I prefer Ring/TBRB over those atrocious sanctioning body rankings.

With that said, I will drop Canelo to #2, because of my belief that if Canelo fights guys similar to him in size, he would win. And that is the point of P4P.

1. Usyk
2. Canelo
3. Fury
4. Spence
5. Inoue
6. Lomachenko
7. Bivol
8. Beterbiev
9. Taylor
10. Estrada

[Citizen Koba]

Oleksandr Usyk	19–0 (13 KO)	Heavyweight	WBA (Super), IBF, and WBO	1	3	1	6	6
Terence Crawford	38–0 (29 KO)	Welterweight	WBO	2	2	3	1	4
Naoya Inoue	22–0 (19 KO)	Bantamweight	WBA (Super), IBF, and The Ring	3	5	2	2	–
Errol Spence Jr.	28–0 (22 KO)	Welterweight	WBA (Super), WBC and IBF	4	4	4	3	5
Juan Francisco Estrada	42–3 (28 KO)	Super flyweight	WBA (Super) and The Ring	5	9	7	10	–
Canelo Álvarez	57–2–2 (39 KO)	Super middleweight	WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, WBO, and The Ring	6	1	5	4	1
Vasiliy Lomachenko	16–2 (11 KO)	Lightweight	–	7	8	–	7	–
Dmitry Bivol	20–0 (11 KO)	Light heavyweight	WBA (Super)	8	–	9	8	2
Josh Taylor	19–0 (13 KO)	Light welterweight	WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, WBO, and The Ring	9	7	–	–	–
Román González	51–3 (41 KO)	Super flyweight	–	10	–	8	–	–
Gennady Golovkin	42–1–1 (37 KO)	Middleweight	WBA (Super) and IBF	–	–	10	–	3
Artur Beterbiev	17–0 (17 KO)	Light heavyweight	WBC and IBF	–	–	–	–	10
Anthony Joshua	24–2 (22 KO)	Heavyweight	–	–	–	–	–	7
Tyson Fury	32–0–1 (23 KO)	Heavyweight	WBC and The Ring	–	6	6	5	–
Deontay Wilder	42–2–1 (41 KO)	Heavyweight	–	–	–	–	–	9
Gervonta Davis	26–0 (24 KO)	Lightweight	WBA (Regular)	–	10	–	–	–
Shakur Stevenson	18–0 (9 KO)	Super featherweight	WBC, WBO, and The Ring	–	–	–	9	8

[dan_cov]

Usyk & Chocolatito lead the way

[QueensburyRules]

Not sure how a loss at a higher weight than usual drops you as many spots as Ring dropped Canelo, or removes Canelo entirely as the Crawford nut hugger in page 1 did. P4P is all about who are the 10 best fighters, if everyone was the same size. And I am not entirely sure what Roman Gonzalez is doing there again. That’s bizarre.

I respect The Ring though, their lists and TBRB are the most accurate in boxing. I prefer Ring/TBRB over those atrocious sanctioning body rankings.

With that said, I will drop Canelo to #2, because of my belief that if Canelo fights guys similar to him in size, he would win. And that is the point of P4P.

1. Usyk
2. Canelo
3. Fury
4. Spence
5. Inoue
6. Lomachenko
7. Bivol
8. Beterbiev
9. Taylor
10. Estrada

- - The Blubbered Wonder of the World Fury has retired leading boxrec to remove him from their ratings.

Your ratings seem reasonable, but what sayeth you when AJ finishes the Frankenstein rearrangement job he started on Usyk to knock him out?




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