Mickey-Mouse ahead of Canelo?! 39 pro fights and his best win is a washed Adrien Broner, no no no.
Olek Usyk has accomplished more in half the amount of time; five years pro, UNDISPUTED, WBSS tournament winner, compare that to Mickey's ten + year cherry-picking streak. Shameful! He couldn't even beat a Jorge Linares at 135 for the #1. spot, unbelievable -- Kosei Tanaka probably has a better argument for P4P.
Why don't you just come out and say what you're really thinking, "Golovkin was old!" instead of trying to appease both sides. We all know you're a Canelo hater.
-Rigondeaux (P4P but smaller)
-Gary Russell Jr. - Top 3 fighter @ 126 and as of right now, probably borderline P4P.
-Walters (borderline P4P) - Top 2 fighter @ 126, Top 5 fighter @ 130. Never had a close fight and got robbed of a dominant victory over Sosa. Only person to EVER stop Donaire.
-Linares (world champ) - Top 3 fighter @ 135
-Sosa (world champ) - weakest link, still a world champion and was able to pull off a KO against Fortuna.
-Roman Martinez (world champ) - Completely schooled and dominated. Same guy that dropped Mikey.
Canelo:
Controversial/close win against Lara.
Controversial fights against Golovkin.
Win over Trout. Good win, close fight.
Win over Cotto, who didn't do much his last 5 years besides beat a broken Sergio Martinez. Lost to Trout, Floyd, Canelo, and then ended his career with a defeat to Sadam Ali...
There is definitely room to make an argument here. Just because a fighter is higher than another one doesn't mean it's not close. For what it's worth, I have: Crawford, Loma, Usyk, Canelo, and then Mikey--- and it's close between them all. Even then, this is only under the assumption I believe he won the last GGG fight (and I don't know, I didn't score it, I personally felt after watching it is was a close fight for sure, however. Would have been fine with a draw).
Rigo was too small, that was worst than Canelo vs Khan fight.
Walters won the fight against Donaire that was sh.it out of the 122 pounds.
Linares was K.Oed bueno DeMarco, Salgado and Thompson.
The usual suspects triggered as usual by someone that knows the sport putting Crawford ahead of Loma.
I have posted before that Usyk IMO has a real case to be #1 so I really disagree with him being down at 5. Way too low IMO. I have the following list as of now:
How is Crawford so high? He hasn't beaten anyone. Seriously, why is he so far up? What has he done to prove he belongs at the top spot?
Three weight division champion, first undisputed champion in...I don't even know how long, beat all of his opponents convincingly, ducked by the Pacman, passes the eye test without a shadow of doubt, in flying colours.
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