I wanted to post this a few days ago but felt it was more appropriate here but I really believe that the P4P list and the idea of ranking guys with such subjective and floaty rules has become irrelevant.
The whole idea of judging guys iwthout weight divisions made sense during the time of Robinson, maybe in the 70s with Duran clearly the second best fighter on the planet and a booming welterweight/middleweight scene and then again in the 80s with Leonard/Hearns and Hagler.
But now, over the course of the last 2-3 years, there isn't any point, how can Mayweather even claim to be the best in his division when he hasn't beaten the other guy in his division? If you're not even the best unanimous guy in ur division, how can you be P4P no .1 and how can a man who never boxes be ranked at number 2?
How can we make a list when the vast majority of names in that top 10 aren't even unified champs, or haven't faced the best on offer. It's become ******. We should spend more time on focusing on the best guys in particular divisions.
The whole idea of judging guys iwthout weight divisions made sense during the time of Robinson, maybe in the 70s with Duran clearly the second best fighter on the planet and a booming welterweight/middleweight scene and then again in the 80s with Leonard/Hearns and Hagler.
But now, over the course of the last 2-3 years, there isn't any point, how can Mayweather even claim to be the best in his division when he hasn't beaten the other guy in his division? If you're not even the best unanimous guy in ur division, how can you be P4P no .1 and how can a man who never boxes be ranked at number 2?
How can we make a list when the vast majority of names in that top 10 aren't even unified champs, or haven't faced the best on offer. It's become ******. We should spend more time on focusing on the best guys in particular divisions.
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