Peoples P4P List, Vol. 11

[THe 1-2 Kid]

This list is based on street cred on street's from Ciuded Juarez in Mexico to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to the UK in London and Norilsk, Russia back to Detroit, USA. In definition, a fighter on this list, is a one man army. Versatile, powerful and built for destruction. Number:

1. Floyd Mayweather Jr. 40-0 25kos
2. Manny Pacquiao 50-3-2 38kos
3. Chad Dawson 29-0 17kos
4. Paul Williams 37-1 27kos
5. Arthur Abraham 31-0 25kos
6. Tomasz Adamek 39-1 27kos
7. Bernard Hopkins 49-5-1 32kos
8. Vitali Klitschko 38-2 37kos
9. Wladmir Klitschko 53-3 47kos
10. Chris John 43-0-2 22kos

Chad drops downs to number 3, because Floyd is the most skilled boxer on the planet, and Manny’s fire has him in a good place now. The brother Klitschkos join the rankings, because you people wanted it, and with their current winning streaks, they’ve earned it. John wins a spot, while Nonito Donaire has moved closer, and Juan Manuel Lopez, Miguel Cotto and Juseph Agbeko have been displaced.

Again your input is welcomed as we move towards reshaping the list with your suggestions.

[toyi]

This list is based on street cred on street's from Ciuded Juarez in Mexico to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to the UK in London and Norilsk, Russia back to Detroit, USA. In definition, a fighter on this list, is a one man army. Versatile, powerful and built for destruction. Number:

1. Floyd Mayweather Jr. 40-0 25kos
2. Manny Pacquiao 50-3-2 38kos
3. Chad Dawson 29-0 17kos
4. Paul Williams 37-1 27kos
5. Arthur Abraham 31-0 25kos
6. Tomasz Adamek 39-1 27kos
7. Bernard Hopkins 49-5-1 32kos
8. Vitali Klitschko 38-2 37kos
9. Wladmir Klitschko 53-3 47kos
10. Chris John 43-0-2 22kos

Chad drops downs to number 3, because Floyd is the most skilled boxer on the planet, and Manny’s fire has him in a good place now. The brother Klitschkos join the rankings, because you people wanted it, and with their current winning streaks, they’ve earned it. John wins a spot, while Nonito Donaire has moved closer, and Juan Manuel Lopez, Miguel Cotto and Juseph Agbeko have been displaced.

Again your input is welcomed as we move towards reshaping the list with your suggestions.

I'm a Floyd fan but I think he should be #2 in the ranking as of this year and will be #1 until he defeats Pacquiao next year.

[Godsent]

what does it takes to be a p4p king? or what is a definition of a p4p?

should he be undefeated?
should he be dominating different weight classes?
should have a high KO percentage?

please answer me.

[ИATAS]

I agree 100% with Tunny's list:

1. Wlad Klitschko
2. Vitali Klitschko
3. Tomasz Adamek
4. Arthur Abraham
5. Alexander Povetkin
6. Kelly Pavlik
7. Carl Froch
8. Ruslan Chagaev
9. Krzysztof Wlodarczyk
10. Adrian Diaconu

[DontHitMyNuts]

floyd at number 1? what are you smoking? he belongs at number 2 or 3. he hasnt accomplished much to earn the pound for pound title.

[THe 1-2 Kid]

Good question, next month list will explain how this list is made-up. But, again, it is you a support that helps generate who is in and who is out. Your voice counts so submit your list for review.

[Gutz]

weak list..


Pac should be 1 ..

Floyd should be 2 or 3 ..

Mosly could also be 2..

[EMACULATE]

Get real OK

This list is based on street cred on street's from Ciuded Juarez in Mexico to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to the UK in London and Norilsk, Russia back to Detroit, USA. In definition, a fighter on this list, is a one man army. Versatile, powerful and built for destruction. Number:

1. Floyd Mayweather Jr. 40-0 25kos
2. Manny Pacquiao 50-3-2 38kos
3. Chad Dawson 29-0 17kos
4. Paul Williams 37-1 27kos
5. Arthur Abraham 31-0 25kos
6. Tomasz Adamek 39-1 27kos
7. Bernard Hopkins 49-5-1 32kos
8. Vitali Klitschko 38-2 37kos
9. Wladmir Klitschko 53-3 47kos
10. Chris John 43-0-2 22kos



Chad drops downs to number 3, because Floyd is the most skilled boxer on the planet, and Manny’s fire has him in a good place now. The brother Klitschkos join the rankings, because you people wanted it, and with their current winning streaks, they’ve earned it. John wins a spot, while Nonito Donaire has moved closer, and Juan Manuel Lopez, Miguel Cotto and Juseph Agbeko have been displaced.

Again your input is welcomed as we move towards reshaping the list with your suggestions.

Where is shane Mosley, Hopkins hasn't fought since Pavlik and when will Bradley who has fought better competition each time out get credit for his accomplishments. This list isn't that bad but it also isn't that impressive. I agree with the top three not in thet order but the are the three best boxers IMO. Paul williams would destroy the other two but they want fight him and everyone knows this. Solets put him where he belongs and thats at the top spot. Manny and Floydyou can debate for each but theyll fight and we will see then who is the best. Vitali and Bradley should go right after that and then Shane IMO. Not because they are better boxers but because of there activity and willingness to fight the best. Chad dawson hasn't proven anything and Bernard is inactive and getting older everyday. The new age is upon us and the junior welterweights are IMO the deepest and most talented division in boxing. I really wander why Manny decided to skip over all of the competition there. With Bradley, Holt, Petersen, Campbell, Torress, Alexander, Diaz, Malinaggi, Khan, Witter, Corley, Hattons and a host of others that are willing to fight, I thank I found my answer. Good luck in 2010.

[Reservation]

Worst list I've ever seen

[Albo Da Kid]

I agree 100% with Tunny's list:

1. Wlad Klitschko
2. Vitali Klitschko
3. Tomasz Adamek
4. Arthur Abraham
5. Alexander Povetkin
6. Kelly Pavlik
7. Carl Froch
8. Ruslan Chagaev
9. Krzysztof Wlodarczyk
10. Adrian Diaconu

LMAOO^.. All White boxers. Tuney must be a racist son of a gun