ESPN's latest P4P list
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The order is arguable, but not a terrible list overall.
My only real complaint is that Froch should be there instead of GGG.
Also, I'm not comfortable with Wlad being P4P but I can't think of anyone I would replace him with. The most promising ones don't have the wins to justify a P4P ranking yet.Comment
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Also, I'm not comfortable with Wlad being P4P but I can't think of anyone I would replace him with. The most promising ones don't have the wins to justify a P4P ranking yet.Comment
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Good list, but I'm not agree with the order. Like Blanco said, Rigo or Gonzalez should be ahead of Marquez.Comment
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But even if that wasn't the case, everyone has fighters they simply don't like. That doesn't make them "whacko conspiracy theorists". And I don't recall ever saying Wlad rigs his fights.Comment
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Marquez shouldn't be number 3, hell IMO Froch should be ahead of Marquez and Froch isn't even there.
I'd have Rigondeaux ahead of both Marquez and Bradley. I don't agree with Pacquiao being number 2 anymore. Going a couple of years back, he'd be number 1 or 2 for sure, but not now. Beating Brandon Rios or Chris Algieri, they're not elite.Comment
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I don't want him dropped from the P4P list. I'm just saying that for a P4Per, his resume is a bit weak. He has been a title holder for over 8 years and his best wins are what? Byrd, Ibragimov, Thompson, Chagaev, Chambers, Haye and Povetkin. Not much for such a long title reign. And of these guys I only recognize Byrd, Haye and maybe Povetkin as really good fighters. The others are decent at best.
But like I said, no one is accomplished enough to replace him, so I'm fine with him being P4P.Comment
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