So Canelo on the p4p list yet?

[kiaba360]

I think Ring will find some way to fit Canelo on their P4P.

[HeroBando]

You don't count Bradley as a loss but you count JMM-Pacquiao 3 as a win, so I know you are biased, Alvarado is a 140 pounder, you Pacquiao fans are every bit as bad as Mayweather fans.

Where did you see that? I never counted it as a win. But unlike Pac Bradley, it was a legit close fight. I had it a draw, which was the average score on press row cards.

What does it matter Alvarado is a JWW, he'll be 15lbs heavier than Pac fight night? Check it out: he was just 158 fight night for a JWW bout. Meanwhile, the smaller, less accomplished, lower rated JWW Prov goes up, weighs in 150 fight night (at welter! there's bigger LWs) vs 160lb p4p Bradley, and busts him up awful.

[Mr Randy Watson]

He needs to beat both Lara/Angelo winner and the smith/Molina winner or just one of these and Kirkland or some1 like that.

[elgranluchadore]

I think Ring will find some way to fit Canelo on their P4P.

they should, i think his resume is better than broner already

[CaneloMaidana]

Where did you see that? I never counted it as a win. But unlike Pac Bradley, it was a legit close fight. I had it a draw, which was the average score on press row cards.

What does it matter Alvarado is a JWW, he'll be 15lbs heavier than Pac fight night? Check it out: he was just 158 fight night for a JWW bout. Meanwhile, the smaller, less accomplished, lower rated JWW Prov goes up, weighs in 150 fight night (at welter! there's bigger LWs) vs 160lb p4p Bradley, and busts him up awful.

I would actually prefer Ruslan to Alvarado, but for a guy who you are saying is one of the top 10 boxers in the world it's not okay, don't forget everyone turned down Bradley, to say the guy who was a national joke is a bit much for me. I see people who don't put Wlad or Rigo that's wrong, Pacquiao is optional in my view.

[mezoomozaa]

No ,

If someone put him there before Trout fight , he should be out now !

it was good win , but exposed alot of flaws in his boxing skills .
I can't believe someone with no footwork can be of the best 10 boxers in the world .

[CaneloMaidana]

No ,

If someone put him there before Trout fight , he should be out now !

it was good win , but exposed alot of flaws in his boxing skills .
I can't believe someone with no footwork can be of the best 10 boxers in the world .

Yes beating one of the best on your division clearly exposes you.

[CaneloMaidana]

JMM-Pacquiao 4-Pacquiao knocked out

Pacquiao-Bradley- Pacquiao won

Pacquiao-JMM 3- Pacquiao lost

Pacquiao-Mosley- Pacquiao won but Mosley's next fight was Canelo if Pacquiao gets credit so does Canelo

Margarito-Pacquiao- Margarito hadn't fight in the US in 22 months he had been beaten and caught cheating last time he did

And this man is p4p give me a beak

[Em1]

I guess defaulted by credentials. He is the man at 154 via he has all the belts.

[HeroBando]

JMM-Pacquiao 4-Pacquiao knocked out

Pacquiao-Bradley- Pacquiao won

Pacquiao-JMM 3- Pacquiao lost

Pacquiao-Mosley- Pacquiao won but Mosley's next fight was Canelo if Pacquiao gets credit so does Canelo

Margarito-Pacquiao- Margarito hadn't fight in the US in 22 months he had been beaten and caught cheating last time he did

And this man is p4p give me a beak

He didn't lose JMM 3, it was a close fight that could have gone either way, much like their first 2 bouts. It's not like Bradley where everyone had Pac wide, no argument.

Mosley was his worst win in years, cause Mosley was washed up. But it was a dominant win vs a Ring top 5 welter, which is usually a decent win. Why Canelo should get less credit:

Mosley was unranked and undersized at 154, and never that good there
He was even older and more washed up, coming off the most humiliating loss of his career, having been turned into a runner by Pac
Canelo with his big size advantage didn't drop him or send him running

Marg was nothing special at that point, just a really tough night for any welter, much less a midget sized one. He was still a hell of a lot tougher h2h than the likes of Ortiz, Guerrero, Alexander, Khan, Berto...