RING + ESPN P4P Demote GGG, Spence Surpasses him

[Thuglife Nelo]

If industry... whoops sorry, ''ringside observers,'' had GGG beating Canelo twice, why has GGG moved down?

[Vegemil]

If industry... whoops sorry, ''ringside observers,'' had GGG beating Canelo twice, why has GGG moved down?

Didn't know random ringside observers were allowed to change the p4p rankings for fighters in major publications. That's clearly how it works. You learn something new about boxing every day.

[DuckAdonis]

Ask The Ring why?

[Citizen Koba]

If industry... whoops sorry, ''ringside observers,'' had GGG beating Canelo twice, why has GGG moved down?

Ok. One could say Golovkin has been moved down, or one could alternatively say Spence has been moved up. One of them has fought and won recently. The other hasn't done anything to be either moved up or down. Which do you think is the most appropriate interpretation of the ratings change?

[_Rexy_]

If industry... whoops sorry, ''ringside observers,'' had GGG beating Canelo twice, why has GGG moved down?

because rankings are based on records? surely you can't be this ******ed.

[boliodogs]

Use your brain if you have one, you ****** GGG hater. Ring is owned by De La Hoya and Canelo is promoted by him. The majority who saw the rematch said GGG won a close fight although many thought Canelo won. The judges in Vegas always favor Canelo. If GGG was demoted it was for inactivity and Spence was raised up for his great performance. It had nothing to do with who won the GGG vs Canelo fight. As usual you just had to start another of your endless threads hating on GGG, Spence and Loma. Why must you start 10 to 20 threads a day every day trying to force your views on everyone? Take a day off now and then blabbermouth.

[Thuglife Nelo]

because rankings are based on records? surely you can't be this ******ed.

Explain GGG's position at #1 when Ward retired vs Deontay Wilder's record at the time....