Great fighters who haven't touched M's yet?

[El Ondeado]

Like Danny Jacobs said.

Charlo? Who else?

[Real King Kong]

so we're calling charlo a great fighter now?

[El Ondeado]

so we're calling charlo a great fighter now?

Charlo is solid B level aspiring to be A level.

[chrisJS]

I guess we have different views on greatness.

I think there's only two currently active prizefighters who can actually retire today and be considered truly great in a historical sense and that's Pacquaio and Chocolatito.

Lomachenko is clearly a great fighter and is basically a guarantee to be considered a truly great fighter but even he's not there -yet. Maybe with a dominant win next month he's probably just achieved it. I think Crawford is a great fighter on his way too but still would fall short from being labeled a historically great fighter if he retired today.

Charlo isn't going to be a great fighter at any point. He's a good fighter and potentially an elite level fighter but let's not get carried away. Greatness is a term that's used far too loosely.

[rolshans]

Roman Gonzalez comes to mind...

[El Ondeado]

I guess we have different views on greatness.

I think there's only two currently active prizefighters who can actually retire today and be considered truly great in a historical sense and that's Pacquaio and Chocolatito.

Lomachenko is clearly a great fighter and is basically a guarantee to be considered a truly great fighter but even he's not there -yet. Maybe with a dominant win next month he's probably just achieved it. I think Crawford is a great fighter on his way too but still would fall short from being labeled a historically great fighter if he retired today.

Charlo isn't going to be a great fighter at any point. He's a good fighter and potentially an elite level fighter but let's not get carried away. Greatness is a term that's used far too loosely.

What I mean B level contenders & champions.

[chrisJS]

What I mean B level contenders & champions.

That's quite different from great.

Anyway, truly elite level top, top guys yet to touch a mill? Easy. Chocolatito, Inoue, Rungvisai, Estrada, Nietes. All of those guys are absolutely quality fighters and haven't sniffed a mill. I'd say apart from Chocolatito probably not even $500k.

Those guys are all better than Charlo and to be honest probably Jacobs too.

[bluebeam]

I guess we have different views on greatness.

I think there's only two currently active prizefighters who can actually retire today and be considered truly great in a historical sense and that's Pacquaio and Chocolatito.

Lomachenko is clearly a great fighter and is basically a guarantee to be considered a truly great fighter but even he's not there -yet. Maybe with a dominant win next month he's probably just achieved it. I think Crawford is a great fighter on his way too but still would fall short from being labeled a historically great fighter if he retired today.

Charlo isn't going to be a great fighter at any point. He's a good fighter and potentially an elite level fighter but let's not get carried away. Greatness is a term that's used far too loosely.

Gonzalez is far from a great

[MrClutch85]

Like Danny Jacobs said.

Charlo? Who else?

Swift Jarrett Hurd

[Johnston]

crawford and lomachencko are gonna get their million this year.

so pretty much everybody on the p4p list has seen a million dollar purse

Loma made 1.2 for the rigo fight and crawford did about the same for the lundy and pistol fights. I assume he made ju st as much vs indongo.

Crawford actually gets paid pretty good money