it could go either way. I have donaire #3, but I'm not going to argue with anyone who has martinez at that spot. I just personally think donaire is more skilled, pound 4 pound.
Originally posted by Rocky Rode
It's not like Donaire was the first guy to knock out Montiel.
1. Manny Pacquiao
2. Floyd Mayweather Jr. (After the Mosley fight I had him #1 but you can not be p4p King of Boxing and be inactive like that.)
3. Sergio Martinez
4. Nonito Donaire
5. Juan Manuel Marquez
6. Juan Manuel Lopez
7. Timothy Bradley
8. Wladimir Klitschko
9. Bernard Hopkins
10. Lucian Bute
pretty solid list, but I'll nitpick your #10 spot - how can you have Bute but not Ward or Froch? Bute's been fighting bums
pretty solid list, but I'll nitpick your #10 spot - how can you have Bute but not Ward or Froch? Bute's been fighting bums
Froch and Ward definitely have the more solid resumes, but Bute could arguably be overall the best fighter of the 3 which could be what he is basing his list off of. Though I agree, I wouldn't put Bute on my list.
Froch and Ward definitely have the more solid resumes, but Bute could arguably be overall the best fighter of the 3 which could be what he is basing his list off of. Though I agree, I wouldn't put Bute on my list.
maybe, but it's hard to come to that conclusion when bute's best win is andrade, who nearly knocked him out as well, whereas ward has dominated the divisions king in kessler, and well froch, his resume speaks for itself.
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