I agree that the main argument should be a boxer's resume and level of competition, but it's not as simple as that. In the end a lot is subjective, because it's not like anyone can actually say if any boxer is a 10, or a 9 or a 1 in terms of level. You can make an opinion, but there's no science to tell you that you're right or wrong.
So it's actually really hard to tell if a guy like Wlad is top 10 or not top 10 all time. By the competition he has faced maybe not, by the way he has dominated his opponents he should be, but as I've said it's hard not to judge by the way a guy fights. Is Wlad more skilled than some guys from the past? Maybe, Maybe not. Everyone has their own opinion, and as much as I would like to say that this is an exact science and that everything can be judged objectively, it cannot. I say Wlad is top 15-20 HW of all time, and maybe some others would say that he's top 10 or top 50 by looking the same fights and the same resume that I've seen, but hey maybe I like more Wlad so I think he's top 20, but some other guy could say that he hates Wlad and that's why he's not top 20. A lot of this is subjective...
So it's actually really hard to tell if a guy like Wlad is top 10 or not top 10 all time. By the competition he has faced maybe not, by the way he has dominated his opponents he should be, but as I've said it's hard not to judge by the way a guy fights. Is Wlad more skilled than some guys from the past? Maybe, Maybe not. Everyone has their own opinion, and as much as I would like to say that this is an exact science and that everything can be judged objectively, it cannot. I say Wlad is top 15-20 HW of all time, and maybe some others would say that he's top 10 or top 50 by looking the same fights and the same resume that I've seen, but hey maybe I like more Wlad so I think he's top 20, but some other guy could say that he hates Wlad and that's why he's not top 20. A lot of this is subjective...
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