Manny Pacquiao has 11.8 years straight on the Ring's P4P list
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Floyd and Pac are part of the dying breed of boxer where they really had to tough it out to be #1. Nowadays, fighters want easy matches while still getting big money. It's crazy that Pacquiao has been on the P4P for 12 years straight. If Floyd didn't retire the 1st time, he could've been on there for the last 14 years. That's freaking crazy, man.Comment
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I was about to compare, that Gonzalez beating Estrada and Yaegashi and getting number 1 for it, is like Pacquiao beating Ledwaba(Top 3 Super Bantamweight while Pacquao was at the bottom of the top 10) and then MAB(126 Ring champ) a couple of years later. But then I thought about it, Pacquiao was underdog against both guys, and stopped both guys, one being a future HOF'er/ATG. So it's not comparable really. One guy(Gonzalez, #1) got more praise than the other (Pacquiao, #6), for lesser wins.Comment
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I was about to compare, that Gonzalez beating Estrada and Yaegashi and getting number 1 for it, is like Pacquiao beating Ledwaba(Top 3 Super Bantamweight while Pacquao was at the bottom of the top 10) and then MAB(126 Ring champ) a couple of years later. But then I thought about it, Pacquiao was underdog against both guys, and stopped both guys, one being a future HOF'er/ATG. So it's not comparable really. One guy(Gonzalez, #1) got more praise than the other (Pacquiao, #6), for lesser wins.
it just got more value on the rankings because the top 10 p4p right now is weak.Comment
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Floyd and Pac are part of the dying breed of boxer where they really had to tough it out to be #1. Nowadays, fighters want easy matches while still getting big money. It's crazy that Pacquiao has been on the P4P for 12 years straight. If Floyd didn't retire the 1st time, he could've been on there for the last 14 years. That's freaking crazy, man.
EDIT: Mayweather first appeared on The Ring's P4P list in 1998 and was #2 at some point in '99, under Roy Jones Jr.Last edited by BrometheusBob.; 09-25-2015, 01:58 AM.Comment
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i'd pay 69.99 ppv to see deontay wilder or wlad klitschko vs. 50 yr. old bernard hopkins.
i'd pay 99.99 ppv 10 yrs. from now for whoever is the best heavyweight or cruiserweight vs. 60 yr. old hopkins.Comment
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Maybe NSB needs to keep a community polled P4P ranking done similar to how these other rankings are made. (As in everyone ranks a 1-10, and the fighters get a certain number of points for each time they show up a certain rank on each list.)Comment
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NSB poll p4p list would look like this......
#1 inactive Pac
#2 retired Floyd
#3 Canelo no matter if he losses to Cotto
#4 Cotto no matter if he losses to Canelo
#5 Nietes if a link to poll is posted in PaclandComment
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