I don't mind the concept in theory, but the problem is it's literally impossible to measure P4P ability without biasing one weight class or another. If Gonzalez were the same size as Fury he'd be slow and sluggish, which would impact his ability in the ring. If Fury were the size of Chocolatito he'd be greased lightning and crisp as fcuk. Trouble is, people always want to keep a fighter's speed and coordination while magically upgrading their power to contend with higher weightclasses. That's unrealistic and never going to benefit the larger fighter.
The only way to really gauge P4P ability is if a fighter moves up and has success at higher weightclasses (proper ones, not the ridiculous quibbling lower weight ones). It's very difficult to rate a fighter P4P if they only fight in one weightclass.
The only way to really gauge P4P ability is if a fighter moves up and has success at higher weightclasses (proper ones, not the ridiculous quibbling lower weight ones). It's very difficult to rate a fighter P4P if they only fight in one weightclass.
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