Terence Crawford IS OFFICIALLY THE POUND FOR POUND KING OF BOXING - RING RANKINGS

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  • Elastic Recoilz
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    #11
    Crawford should be P4P number for a long time because the achievement of undisputed in three different weight classes, within the 4-belt era is unprecedented and no other current champion is a 5 weight champion. Maybe if Inoue fights and beats Nick Ball there'll be two 5 weight champions.

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    • Haka
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      #12
      Make the rematch winner takes it all maybe Canelo will bother to try. The fight was a 150$ millon dollar sparring match essentially.

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      • GBBOXING12
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        #13
        Pound for Pound list:

        1. Terence Crawford
        2. Naoya Inoue

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        • SouthpawRight
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          #14
          Originally posted by GBBOXING12
          Pound for Pound list:

          1. Terence Crawford
          2. Naoya Inoue
          why Naoya over ukraine

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          • Haka
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            #15
            Apparently a sparring match grants the first place.

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            • Damn Wicked
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              #16
              Usyk first, Inoue second, and Crawford 3rd.

              Canelo has looked bad for years and people have often talked about him being past his prime. He had to go to war with Mungaia, John Ryder, and Berlenga of all people, ha! Canelo looked like total crap in his previous fight with Scull. He couldn't get anything going at all in that fight. Have people forgotten about these fights? Canelo even had a very hard fight with old GGG in their 3rd fight. That is a LOT of proof that Canelo is well past his best. It's been discussed A LOT in recent years. Every fight Canelo gets sc****d up even against Ryder, Berlenga, and Mungauia. Do you believe a win over Canelo is better than a win over Tyson Fury at this stage of their careers?! One win for Crawford in a how long? ...and his previous fight was nip and tuck with Madrimov. Usyk beat Fury twice withing 8 months and KO'd Dubois who many people thought would KO Usyk and Dubois actually looked good in recent fights. Against Fury AND Dubois, Usyk gave up a lot of reach, height and weight. Crawford had a significant reach on Canelo and about a 2 inch height advantage. Canelo and Crawford's weights were very close to the same.

              Inoue just dominated every single round against MJ and he's beat the crap out of all the guys he's fought recently and he fights often. I still think Crawford is in third place behind both Usyk and Inoue. Crawford even said that he thought Canelo was the one guy that he could see himself beating at Super Middleweight because of the style of fight that Canelo brings...Slow feet, low output, bad gas tank. Lots of time to relax and reset and reset against Canelo because he requires gaps in every round to get his wind back from throwing bombs. Lots of space to waste time and "get on the move". Grab the lead with a few punches and run out some of the clock...It would be a standard basic strategy against Canelo. Then at the end of the fight when Canelo inevitably gasses out (EVERY SINGLE FIGHT), you push the pace. That's what Crawford did. The point is that beating Canelo at this stage is NOT such a great feat. MANY people where picking Crawford to win.

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              • hugh grant
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                #17
                I think inoue beats opponents more dominant day in day out whilst bud is once a year. So for 10 months of the year bud had time to train for Nel o specifically.
                But as bud stepped up 2 weight divisions without acclimatizing then I can say bud is no1, but id like him to fight benavides the guy Nel o ducked, or bivo l to tell me he deserves to stay there, a fight by fight basis.

                Nel o and bud looked too similar in size
                Last edited by hugh grant; 09-16-2025, 04:19 AM.

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                • The Big Dunn
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                  #18
                  After some reflection:

                  Crawford
                  Usyk
                  Inoue
                  Bieterbiev
                  Bivol
                  Bam
                  Nakatani
                  Shakur
                  Canelo

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