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  • #51
    I give this list a big

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    • #52
      Originally posted by Dominicano Soy View Post
      What launched Martinez into the Top 5 was a multitude of wins that stemmed from knocking out Paul Williams.
      Well I can't remember if he shot straight into the top 5 just for the PWill KO, but top 10 definitely. That's basically one notable win on his record at the time.

      Edit: I'm wrong about this, he had Pavlik also. He wasn't p4p at the time, but was a name opponent and MW champ. Retract
      Last edited by HeroBando; 06-03-2013, 01:52 PM.

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      • #53
        I can't see how anyone can have Andre Ward at #1 when he hasn't done anything of any note since 2011.

        Roman Gonzalez is one of the best up and coming fighters in the world but there is no way he has earnt a Top 10 P4P spot.

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        • #54
          lots of angry floyd fanboys

          whats floyd been doing lately is beating cherry picks ones a year
          ward did more challenges

          ward > floyd
          stop crying

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          • #55
            I don't understand how they keep letting this guy make these ridiculous lists. My list was me just messing around in under a minute and is more realistic then this update.

            The one that chaps my @$$ the most is how EVERY P4P list up right now puts Marquez in the top 5 because of one single KO. That man has not had a good road in the 147lbs division and just because he put Pacman to sleep he gets top honors. I couldn't even understand how he was fighter of the year for it. KO of the year, yes...surprise of the year, yes...but he didn't impress the whole year, and was even losing the fight (badly) until Pacman went neng neng."peeleft:

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            • #56
              Originally posted by Dominicano Soy View Post
              The last time Pacquiao looked impressive, he ended up going to sleep. Ward would never waste his time with a Ramos or Fendchenko, and I do mean never. I think that should answer your question. I don't see how a case can be made for those two over Ward, no way.
              The last time Marquez had an impressive win was in December when he beat the #2 P4P fighter in the world by brutal 6 round KO.

              The last time Ward had an impressive win was in 2011 when he beat a guy who wasn't ranked in the Top 10 P4P albeit is P4P quality fighter.

              I think it's very easy to rank Marquez ahead of Ward. Very easy.

              The clear #1 and #2 P4P fighters IMO at this moment in time are Mayweather and Marquez.

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              • #57
                Originally posted by HeroBando View Post
                Well I can't remember if he shot straight into the top 5 just for the PWill KO, but top 10 definitely. That's basically one notable win on his record at the time.

                Edit: I'm wrong about this, he had Pavlik also. He wasn't p4p at the time, but was a name opponent and MW champ. Retract
                I'd also like to note that while Dzinziruk was every bit decent ( I saw nothing in him literally) he was seen as someone that could give Martinez trouble, that was also a contributor. If Martinez didn't look so godawful against Murray I'd still have him Top 5, not anymore though.

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                • #58
                  Originally posted by bravestone View Post
                  Ward over Mayweather. Christ sakes. The guy has fought at one weight and Mayweather has been fighting guys out of his weight class for years.


                  Viloria just lost.

                  Awful list.
                  Fighting in 1 weight, and other weights, really doesn't make a difference, unless of course, you dominate every single weight you go into, which Floyd hasn't done really.

                  Dominating everyone in 1 division vs picking out titles in multiple divisions, your call. But it's a matter of opinion which you rank higher

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                  • #59
                    Originally posted by IronDanHamza View Post
                    The last time Marquez had an impressive win was in December when he beat the #2 P4P fighter in the world by brutal 6 round KO.

                    The last time Ward had an impressive win was in 2011 when he beat a guy who wasn't ranked in the Top 10 P4P albeit is P4P quality fighter.

                    I think it's very easy to rank Marquez ahead of Ward. Very easy.

                    The clear #1 and #2 P4P fighters IMO at this moment in time are Mayweather and Marquez.
                    Very strongly disagree, if Ward doesn't find a formidable opponent soon and Marquez is victorious against Bradley, then I can see it. On the bold, not in my book, the last time Pacquiao beat a credible opponent was Clottey in my opinion and that was in 2010.

                    You already know how I feel about the Bradley verdict, I thought it could have gone either way and Manny simply did not get it, but that's up for another topic.

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                    • #60
                      Originally posted by Dominicano Soy View Post
                      Very strongly disagree, if Ward doesn't find a formidable opponent soon and Marquez is victorious against Bradley, then I can see it. On the bold, not in my book, the last time Pacquiao beat a credible opponent was Clottey in my opinion and that was in 2010.

                      You already know how I feel about the Bradley verdict, I thought it could have gone either way and Manny simply did not get it, but that's up for another topic.
                      1. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
                      2. Juan Manuel Marquez
                      3. Andre Ward
                      4. Wladimir Klitschko
                      5. Abner Mares
                      6. Sergio Martinez
                      7. Adrien Broner
                      8. Guillermo Rigondeaux
                      9. Saul Alvarez
                      10. Lucas Martin Matthysse
                      Last edited by MDPopescu; 06-03-2013, 03:07 PM.

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