Roman Gonzalez should be ahead of Rigo P4P

[crold1]

Brian Viloria was ranked on most people's P4P lists?

Have I been in a coma?

He was on several after unifying with Marquez: Ring, think ESPN, some others.

[Divine Hammer]

Let's not get ahead of ourselves here... Gonzalez is a great fighter, but we're talking about Rigo here. One of the greatest fighters of all time.

Rigo is lucky that gonzalez isn't in his division.

[crold1]

Rigo is lucky that gonzalez isn't in his division.

Be a hell of a style clash.

As is, Roman is the clear champion of one of the 2-3 best divisions in boxing. His growth potential is strong and 115 is improving in time to give him another quality rival in a couple years.

He's only 27. This might just be getting started.

[VG_Addict]

Well, Rodriguez and Estrada both went on to become unified champions after losing to Gonzalez.

Rigo's win over Donaire is a great one, yes, but it's really his only great win. Gonzalez wins in the quantity department with wins over Yaegashi, Estrada, Rodriguez, Takayama, and Hirales.

Remember that Yaegashi moved up two weight classes to win the flyweight title.

[HEND]

I don't know if he is above Rigo or not but bot of them ar P4P top 10.
And LOL @ boxrec's P4P list, just take a look, Gonzalez is just 53. and there are fighters above him such as Pulev, Tyson Fury, Glazkov, Chavez Jr, Vargas or Postol
This fact in it's own tells a lot about Boxrec's point system

[MDPopescu]

Rigo is lucky that gonzalez isn't in his division.

Rigo would win by the most boring shutout... Sorry...

[Suavecito80]

I think he should be in the top 10 P4P rankings. Rigo is top 5 IMO.

[El Angel]

No he shouldn't. Rigondeaux is the better and more skilled fighter. I don't think it's a landslide or anything, but I got RiGOD at 3 and Gonzalez moving up to 5.

[movement]

Literally who?

[joesaiditstrue]

This is just shamefully ridiculous.

Look who wrote it

lol