Sure, Caleb, if that keeps you from crying yourself to sleep at night, why not?
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Maybe top 5!, eg top 120. And I like Caleb Plant, but he's been beaten by Canelo and Benavidez, and Bivol is better than Canelo. Then you got Crawford, Inoue, Usyk. And it's not like 168 is a killer's division.charliepaerker likes this.
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Caleb Plant needs to start taking truth serum. He has zero chance of beating Benny or Morrel and already got smoked by Canelo. Plant should fight Billy Joe Saunders who’s making a comeback after 2 years on the bench. Even that won’t be easy.
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I like to think in terms of most skilled and best skilled. Doing multiple things at a high level and doing singular or a few things at an elite level. I don't think of Caleb in either of those.
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Originally posted by kiaba360 View Post
Inaccuracies aside, BoxRec has him ranked #141. He should probably be higher than that.
Plant is good, but it's difficult to separate skill-set from physical attributes when discussing P4P. He didn't rank Inoue, maybe because he thinks Inoue's power is carrying him. However, Inoue is objectively a very capable boxer-puncher who's succeeded against various styles. His power can bail him out of bad situations, but he hasn't had to rely on that. Caleb is an out-boxer who clearly struggles with pressure. Even-though Canelo was operating at his 3rd weight class, his hybrid style (boxer-puncher who pressures) allowed him to eventually nullify Plant's skill-set and reach. Then, Plant eventually struggled against a true pressure fighter with slower feet in Benavidez. Plant may have skills, but he's lacking other traits. He hasn't shown that he can successfully move up a weight class, let alone dominate his 1st division. Plant is NOT P4P top 10 material.
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