Today's active* fighters - IBHOF Bound? Or NOT?

[Willow The Wisp]

Today's active* fighters - IBHOF Bound?
(*or recently active, waiting for eligibility)

Does anyone pop out at you, as a "Definitely Deserves it" or "No Way"?


Guaranteed Induction:
Saul Canelo Alvarez
Manny Pacquiao
Oleksandr Usyk
Gennadiy Golovkin
Tyson Fury
Terrence Crawford
Naoya Inoue
Anthony Joshua
Deontay Wilder

Close or Getting close:
Gervonta Davis
Vasyl Lomachenko
Dmitrii Bivol
Artur Beterbiev
Junto Nakatani
Roman Gonzalez
Shakur Stevenson
Teofimo Lopez

What are YOUR thoughts on their chances???
Jaron Ennis
Badou Jack
Shawn Porter
Ryan Garcia
Marco Huck
Keith Thurman
Nonito Donaire
Kell Brook
Danny Garcia
Wisaksil Wangek
Amir Khan
William Zepeda Segura
Errol Spence Jr
Mairis Briedis
Jesse Rodriguez
Devin Haney
Juan Francisco Estrada
David Lemieux
Andy Ruiz Jr.
Christian Mbilli
Jai Opetaia
George Kambosos Jr
Caleb Plant
Lucas Martin Matthysse
Jermall Charlo
Jermell Charlo
Luke Campbell
Jaime Munguia
Tony Bellew
Robert Guerrero
Demetrius Andrade
Kenshiro Teraji
Ilunga Junior Makabu
Mikey Garcia
Josh Taylor
Sergey Kovalev
Anthony Dirrell
Billy Joe Saunders
Chris Eubank Jr
Jarrett Hurd
Tim Tszyu
Paul Malignaggi
Humberto Soto
Adrien Broner
Miguel Berchelt
Josh Warrington

[crimsonfalcon07]

The names that jump out as more likely from your list, in the order you presented are:

Nonito Donaire (very likely IMO)
Wiksasil Wangek/ Srisaket Sor Rungvisai
Spence because the welterweight division gets extra points from the Western voters
Bam Rodriguez (might get in just on the strength of his current resume, but he's very early in his career).
Juan Francisco Estrada (very likely IMO)
Jermell and Haney maybe.
Kovalev and Teraji maybe.

I didn't see four division champ Kosei Tanaka on your list either. And weird that you have Chocolatito higher on your list than the two guys who beat him.

[dannnnn]

Loma and Chocolatito are guaranteed, Wilder is not.

Donaire and Estrada have a good chance I'd say.

[QueensburyRules]

Loma and Chocolatito are guaranteed, Wilder is not.

Donaire and Estrada have a good chance I'd say.

Donaire a guarantee, but sadly Estrada slips in...HOF needs new customers every year...yupsir...jus da facts, ma'am...

[anonymous2.0]

If I was on the committee and had to pick from this list, my three picks for first ballot would be Canelo, Donaire, Usyk

[jqSide]

Moral lesson of the story is you can be inducted by just fighting once a year.

[daggum]

teraji has 7 top 5 wins including the #1 guy and wilder has 2 and no one near the top yet wilder is guaranteed? please make it make sense. wilder must be getting that american media spotlight bump because as a fighter he is not close at all.

shakur is not close at all. tank is not close at all. they are just popular fighters in the spotlight. that doesnt mean they have accomplished much because they have not. nakatani not close at all. these guys are division hopping but they dont have the quality wins to come close yet. compare tank and his 1 top 5 win over the #5 guy to teraji and his 7 top 5 wins including over the #1 guy. not really a comparison is it?

guys that should be in are: donaire, estrada, kovalev, teraji, roman, lomachenko and a bunch of other guys are close like spence, bivol, rungvisai, beterbiev, jesse rodriguez

[daggum]

The names that jump out as more likely from your list, in the order you presented are:

Nonito Donaire (very likely IMO)
Wiksasil Wangek/ Srisaket Sor Rungvisai
Spence because the welterweight division gets extra points from the Western voters
Bam Rodriguez (might get in just on the strength of his current resume, but he's very early in his career).
Juan Francisco Estrada (very likely IMO)
Jermell and Haney maybe.
Kovalev and Teraji maybe.

I didn't see four division champ Kosei Tanaka on your list either. And weird that you have Chocolatito higher on your list than the two guys who beat him.

roman had a much better career than both guys and roman did beat estrada, once officially and got robbed in one of the others, even the first rungvisai fight could have gone either way. people seem to forget romans earlier career where he was beating lots of top guys like: niida, takayama, yaegashi, sosa, viloria. jeff horn beat pacquiao but hes not getting in. estrada should get in for sure but he still doesnt match romans accompishments and in reality hes only 1-2 against roman. rungvisai probably wont get in although he had a great 3 fight run, a run that is better than wilders entire career by far, but he just doesnt have the popularity. you can make an argument you should get in with 2 great wins since lots of guys dont even have 1

[Haka]

Teo has done nothing, even accounted for the Loma fight where Loma was more effective. Got a hometown decision. Teo loses against Catterall.

[The D3vil]

There is no world in which Chocolatito & Lomachenko are not 1st ballot HOFs.

I'd argue Beterbiev & Bivol as well.

What are YOUR thoughts on their chances???

Jaron Ennis - 85%
Badou Jack - 20%
Shawn Porter - 40%
Ryan Garcia - 40%
Marco Huck - 25%
Keith Thurman - 25%
Nonito Donaire - 75%
Kell Brook - 35%
Danny Garcia - 30%
Wisaksil Wangek - 40%
Amir Khan - 30%
William Zepeda Segura - 50%
Errol Spence Jr - 45%
Mairis Briedis - 45%
Jesse Rodriguez - 90%
Devin Haney - 70%
Juan Francisco Estrada 70%
David Lemieux - 0%
Andy Ruiz Jr.- 0%
Christian Mbilli - 35%
Jai Opetaia - 50%
George Kambosos Jr - 15%
Caleb Plant - 30%
Lucas Martin Matthysse - 35%
Jermall Charlo - 40%
Jermell Charlo - 60%
Luke Campbell - 10%
Jaime Munguia - 20%
Tony Bellew - 15%
Robert Guerrero - 5%
Demetrius Andrade - 20%
Kenshiro Teraji - 70%
Ilunga Junior Makabu - 35%
Mikey Garcia - 50%
Josh Taylor - 45%
Sergey Kovalev - 50%
Anthony Dirrell - 10%
Billy Joe Saunders - 0%
Chris Eubank Jr - 10%
Jarrett Hurd - 5%
Tim Tszyu -35%
Paul Malignaggi - 0%
Humberto Soto - 0%
Adrien Broner - 35%
Miguel Berchelt - 10%
Josh Warrington - 10%