Updated Pound for Pound Lists From All 3 Sources (Gonzalez Sweeps)

[-PBP-]

TBRB:

1Roman Gonzalez
2Manny Pacquiao
3Wladimir Klitschko
4Timothy Bradley
5Guillermo Rigondeaux
6Juan Francisco Estrada
7Sergey Kovalev
8Gennady Golovkin
9Naoya Inoue
10Miguel Cotto

ESPN:

1. Gonzalez
2. GGG
3. Pac
4. Rigo
5. Kovalev
6. Ward
7. Bradley
8. Wlad
9. Cotto
10. Canelo

Ring

1. Gonzalez
2. Ward
3. Kovalev
4. GGG
5. Rigo
6. Wlad
7. Crawford
8. Pac
9. Yamanaka
10. Brook


There is little consistency outside of the #1 spot but the unanimous best fighter on the planet weighs less than your girlfriend. Hopefully this brings exposure to the lighter weights.

[Fetta]

No clear 1 for me.

[BrometheusBob.]

ESPN's list is horrible

[The Big Dunn]

Writers that vote in these polls have a lot of respect for Gonzalez. I would've thought wlad would be #1.

[NEETzsche]

tbrb's one seems the best, although i wouldn't have bradley on there at the moment

[-PBP-]

ESPN's list is horrible

Nothing is clear cut. Everybody's list will be horrible because there is too much uncertainty. The #1 pick is the correct one as he is the only one on the list that has been dominating fighters at the top of several weight divisions. Everybody else is sticking to one weight class and not taking risks by moving up.

[SterlingStained]

ring magazine which is suppose to be the bible of boxing has the worst list.

GGG over rigondeaux?

[1hourRun]

[SterlingStained]

smdh at espn but then again they are espn.

its understandable.

you expect better from ring, but not really since a coke and ***** up the bunghole fiend like oscar bought it.

you see guys like robert guerrro and canelo being ranked because floyd was fighting him....

boxing still hasnt given up the title for most corrupt sport in the planet.

[The Big Dunn]

Nothing is clear cut. Everybody's list will be horrible because there is too much uncertainty. The #1 pick is the correct one as he is the only one on the list that has been dominating fighters at the top of several weight divisions. Everybody else is sticking to one weight class and not taking risks by moving up.

I would be curious to see if each entity has a different definition of p4p and if they have different ranking criteria.