There's no clear #1 p4p between GGG, Crawford and Lomachenko

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  • boliodogs
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    #31
    I agree there is no clear winner. I voted for Loma for now. If GGG looks terrific against Canelo I might put him back at number 1 where he was on my list before Loma fought so well against Rigo. .Crawford is a great fighter who easily beat the boxers he was supposed to beat. He fought everyone he should have so I can see why many rate him number. He is clearly the best at 140. He is a welterweight now so I have to judge him pfp as I welterweight. I think Spence would beat him so I have Loma 1st, GGG 2nd Spence 3rd and Crawford 4th. On resume Crawford might be number one as he has done a lot. But PFP is who you think is the better fighter right now for their weight class. I think Spence is a slightly better welterweight than Crawford.

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    • GhostofDempsey
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      #32
      Good post. All three are worthy candidates for #1 spot, but I think Loma distanced himself slightly ahead of the others. GGG got jobbed and came out with a draw, while Crawford unified a division against very weak opposition. Loma just beat the man who a lot of writers and networks had as a P4P great. Despite the weight class debate, Loma basically played with Rigo like a chew toy. Made his last four opponents quit, no one has ever done that.

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      • HI-TECH Boxing
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        #33
        Originally posted by A.K
        I agree.. he named someone called poletinko ( I think) said he would make Loma look like a kid
        Originally posted by A.K
        That’s what he was saying the guy is going to get a gold
        Medal first and he’s undefeated in amateurs
        I follow amateur boxing closely and I've never heard of anyone called Poletinko.
        That name doesn't even sound real. I won't be shocked if that guy was trolling.

        It would be interesting to see an amateur boxer that is supposedly that good.

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        • Citizen Koba
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          #34
          Originally posted by oscar9992
          OK bro! Any chance you are from Russia or Ukraine?
          Helleno-Anglic mate but my old man was a communist and a huge Russophile... some of it rubbed off.

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          • BrometheusBob.
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            #35
            Personally I like Loma as the #1.

            But I can understand how it is possible for people to have reasonable alternative picks for the #1 spot.

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            • Real King Kong
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              #36
              loma and Crawford are similar cases...suddenly when it's a fighter you like, the eye test is legit and the resume doesn't have to full of elite wins. I think a 140-147lb loma beats Crawford...so I guess I'd have to go with loma, even tho it doesn't really feel right considering how few fights he's had.

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              • Mike_R
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                #37
                For those 3 I got it

                Bud
                Loma
                GGG

                But for a full top 5 or 10 there are other guys to work in obvs.

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                • jmrf4435
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                  #38
                  WHat seperates loma is the way he is beating top tier competition.

                  He's humiliating PFP fighters. GGG had 2 close fights that he won, but he's not obliterating guys anymore

                  Crawford needs a bigger win to be top 3, I;m sorry. Postol doesn't cut it

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                  • VG_Addict
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                    #39
                    Lomachenko and Crawford are both better than Golovkin.

                    I don't know why people think Golovkin is #1 P4P when he's clearly not.

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                    • ramses07
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                      #40
                      Loma made rigo quit

                      GGG drew with canelo (canelo made him look bad)

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