1. manny pacquiao
2. juan manuel lopez
3. nonito donaire
4. sergio martinez
5. amir khan
6. arthur abraham
7. victor ortiz
8. rafael marquez
9. andre dirrell
10. david tua
different then mine by a lot,but thats the fun of making p4p lists its all subjective.
Yes it is there were a few guys ,i could have easily put in those spots,but i did my best.
Dude, don't take it too serious. Today's P4P is rarely a good gauge of how history will be reflected. If being in the hunt for #1 at some point was all that, Michael Nunn and Donald Curry would still be mentioned with the immortals. It's a parlor game.
Dude, don't take it too serious. Today's P4P is rarely a good gauge of how history will be reflected. If being in the hunt for #1 at some point was all that, Michael Nunn and Donald Curry would still be mentioned with the immortals. It's a parlor game.
I feel ya man,a few losses can derail a guys legacy very fast.Like Pavlik he was on top one min the next people are calling him a hype job and a fraud.
I feel ya man,a few losses can derail a guys legacy very fast.Like Pavlik he was on top one min the next people are calling him a hype job and a fraud.
That's why legacy is such a silly word. If a few losses can 'blow it,' you never had one.
That's why legacy is such a silly word. If a few losses can 'blow it,' you never had one.
That makes me think of guys like Mab, a few losses to Junior Jones and people were writing him off,now in the grand scheme of things who is Junior Jones.
That makes me think of guys like Mab, a few losses to Junior Jones and people were writing him off,now in the grand scheme of things who is Junior Jones.
A sign of how awesome that era was at 122 and 26. Jones was one chin short of greatness.
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