What current fighters dont get enough credit

[Weltschmerz]

Golovkin. He's mostly getting shit although he's clearly awesome.

[R-C]

FYI, According to Dontae all African Americans don't get enough credit.

[deathofaclown]

Martin Murray. With fair judges, he should have wins over Sergio Martinez and Sturm. Only Golovkin beat him fair and square, well Abraham too now although that fight was very close and could have gone either way. He's definitely a bit underrated.

Kovalev in a way, although we all know him and that he's good, but his resume is probably better than GGG and Gonzales, yet they're considered p4p 1 and 2. The only problem for him is that he has more competition in his division than those and those fights aren't being made, so it's easier for the likes of GGG and Gonzales to appear more dominant.

[elgu]

Crawford and Kovalev.

Crawford hasn't had the chance to prove it(he would have if Arum would have let him face Pac).

Kovalev should be P4P #1 since he is an absolute monster.

[Sweet Jones]

Danny Garcia.

[goodvibes]

Golovkin.

He has beaten several top contenders in his division including Rosado, Stevens, Lemieux, and Geale. But people still say he hasn't beaten anyone.

He just needs that one big, recognizable name on his resume and he's set.

[j0zef]

Viktor Postol, Jean Pascal, Peter Quillin and Martin Murray.

Fury can be an easy choice, but I think he's getting the respect he deserves. Wlad had a long run, but he was 40 after all. Plus I think we all agreed that while their fight was edgy, it was also as boring as watching grass grow.

[NUCLEAR]

Provodnikov. The guy is a warrior win or lose he always ruins fighters.

[KingTito]

Tyson Fury for sure. I also think Shawn Porter deserves a mention.

[dan_cov]

Badou Jack - Came back from a devastating knockout to a bum won a world title in a fight nobody gave him a chance in and defended against Groves in a fight most expected him to lose. Not only did he upset the odds he looked very good in doing so.