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    Default Top 5 P4P Now?

    Who do you have

    Here's my top 5

    Pacman
    PBF
    Martinez
    Donaire
    Marquez

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    Pretty good list.

    I'll go with

    Pacquaio
    Mayweather
    Martinez
    Donaire (I guess)
    Bradley

    Marquez for me is now a sideshow, great fighter but no longer competing to try and win world titles and unify divisions. He's the past so I won't include him.

    I think Andre Ward will prove himself top 4 as well.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    Donaire is still no.5 to me

    Pacquiao only became 1 of the top 10 p4p best after knocking out Barrera.

    I just want Donaire to stay hungry.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    definitely at least 4. that performance is at par if not better than martinez's ko of pwill.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    ..... let's not get carried away.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    Quote Originally Posted by KananKrus View Post
    ..... let's not get carried away.
    getting carried away is putting donaire at no. 2. imo he deserve to move at least a position up the p4p ranking.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    I would probably have Donaire in the 5 - 7 range. He's a tremendously skilled fighter and he just beat an incredibly skilled P4P fighter, but he doesn't have the resume to be ranked higher than guys like Martinez and Marquez. That being said, he looks like he's poised to one day be ranked at the top of the list.

    Of course, P4P lists are ridiculously subjective, which is why it's pointless to argue about them. I just took a look at the Ring's rankings and mine would differ significantly from theirs.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    Quote Originally Posted by KKisser View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by KananKrus View Post
    ..... let's not get carried away.
    getting carried away is putting donaire at no. 2. imo he deserve to move at least a position up the p4p ranking.
    Even I won't argue against a number 4 ranking now. He's fought the two fighters regarded as the best opposition out there at that time and totally smashed them. I don't think anybody else has done that lately. Martinez hasn't, Bradley, Marquez, Lopez, Ward etc.

    Only Pacquaio has been toppling top guys as impressively.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    It was pretty obvious even from the first round that Donaire wants to prove something and I could not believe what I saw in the 2nd round. I was expecting a very hard fight for Donaire as he was going up and testing the bantamweight division.

    There's no doubt now as to Donaire's talent and power. Top 4 P4P. I agree with Bilbo. Marquez is out from the top 5 and he must give way to Donaire.

    The Filipinos must rejoice for we have a new man to watch in boxing. Pac's out, Donaire's in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Pretty good list.

    I'll go with

    Pacquaio
    Mayweather
    Martinez
    Donaire (I guess)
    Bradley

    Marquez for me is now a sideshow, great fighter but no longer competing to try and win world titles and unify divisions. He's the past so I won't include him.

    I think Andre Ward will prove himself top 4 as well.
    JMM took on the most dangerous opposition at Lightweight and beat them convincingly. I don't see how you can he's no longer "competing" just because he doesn't want to move up in weight where he will be uncomfortable. He hasn't had an easy fight in years, he's constantly took on tough opposition.

    Timothy Bradley wasn't that great in his last meeting, and he was only ahead by 2 points at the max. In a pretty dull fight where there was no real clear winner.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Pretty good list.

    I'll go with

    Pacquaio
    Mayweather
    Martinez
    Donaire (I guess)
    Bradley

    Marquez for me is now a sideshow, great fighter but no longer competing to try and win world titles and unify divisions. He's the past so I won't include him.

    I think Andre Ward will prove himself top 4 as well.
    The second Diaz fight aside, Marquez' recent level of opposition has been very impressive IMO. I think he's looked old in his last couple of fights and I think his time is getting short, but (to me) it seems like he's still trying to fight the best. He's been trying to land a third Pacquiao fight forever.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Pretty good list.

    I'll go with

    Pacquaio
    Mayweather
    Martinez
    Donaire (I guess)
    Bradley

    Marquez for me is now a sideshow, great fighter but no longer competing to try and win world titles and unify divisions. He's the past so I won't include him.

    I think Andre Ward will prove himself top 4 as well.
    The second Diaz fight aside, Marquez' recent level of opposition has been very impressive IMO. I think he's looked old in his last couple of fights and I think his time is getting short, but (to me) it seems like he's still trying to fight the best. He's been trying to land a third Pacquiao fight forever.
    I don't really think he's been impressive for a while. Casamayor, Juan Diaz and Katsidis are the kind of fighters up and comers and new champions face not those at the top of the p4p rankings. Pacquaio gets slated for fighting the likes of Margarito, Cotto and Mosley, even though he's been destroying them.

    In comparison Casa, Diaz and Katsidis are B- level fighters and Marquez has gone life and death with all of them. He lost every single round to Floyd who imo carried him through to the final bell.

    He's an old warhorse at the same stage as Morales was when Manny finished him and Barrera was when he lost to Marquez himself and Manny for the second time.

    Not a factor any more imo.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Pretty good list.

    I'll go with

    Pacquaio
    Mayweather
    Martinez
    Donaire (I guess)
    Bradley

    Marquez for me is now a sideshow, great fighter but no longer competing to try and win world titles and unify divisions. He's the past so I won't include him.

    I think Andre Ward will prove himself top 4 as well.
    The second Diaz fight aside, Marquez' recent level of opposition has been very impressive IMO. I think he's looked old in his last couple of fights and I think his time is getting short, but (to me) it seems like he's still trying to fight the best. He's been trying to land a third Pacquiao fight forever.
    I don't really think he's been impressive for a while. Casamayor, Juan Diaz and Katsidis are the kind of fighters up and comers and new champions face not those at the top of the p4p rankings. Pacquaio gets slated for fighting the likes of Margarito, Cotto and Mosley, even though he's been destroying them.

    In comparison Casa, Diaz and Katsidis are B- level fighters and Marquez has gone life and death with all of them. He lost every single round to Floyd who imo carried him through to the final bell.

    He's an old warhorse at the same stage as Morales was when Manny finished him and Barrera was when he lost to Marquez himself and Manny for the second time.

    Not a factor any more imo.
    When compared to Manny Pacquiao almost any fighter's level of competition pales, he's one of the greatest fighters of all time, but that doesn't mean that Marquez hasn't been fighting high-level opposition. Katsidis was a legitimate opponent who was coming off a complete destruction of a very good, unbeaten fighter, and while the second Diaz fight was a garbage cash-grab, he was considered an excellent fighter when they first met.

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    Default Re: Top 5 P4P Now?

    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Pretty good list.

    I'll go with

    Pacquaio
    Mayweather
    Martinez
    Donaire (I guess)
    Bradley

    Marquez for me is now a sideshow, great fighter but no longer competing to try and win world titles and unify divisions. He's the past so I won't include him.

    I think Andre Ward will prove himself top 4 as well.
    The second Diaz fight aside, Marquez' recent level of opposition has been very impressive IMO. I think he's looked old in his last couple of fights and I think his time is getting short, but (to me) it seems like he's still trying to fight the best. He's been trying to land a third Pacquiao fight forever.
    I don't really think he's been impressive for a while. Casamayor, Juan Diaz and Katsidis are the kind of fighters up and comers and new champions face not those at the top of the p4p rankings. Pacquaio gets slated for fighting the likes of Margarito, Cotto and Mosley, even though he's been destroying them.

    In comparison Casa, Diaz and Katsidis are B- level fighters and Marquez has gone life and death with all of them. He lost every single round to Floyd who imo carried him through to the final bell.

    He's an old warhorse at the same stage as Morales was when Manny finished him and Barrera was when he lost to Marquez himself and Manny for the second time.

    Not a factor any more imo.
    When compared to Manny Pacquiao almost any fighter's level of competition pales, he's one of the greatest fighters of all time, but that doesn't mean that Marquez hasn't been fighting high-level opposition. Katsidis was a legitimate opponent who was coming off a complete destruction of a very good, unbeaten fighter, and while the second Diaz fight was a garbage cash-grab, he was considered an excellent fighter when they first met.
    I'm not disputing he's a top world class fighter. I just don't think he's as relavent to boxing any more as Manny, Floyd, Martinez, Donaire, Bradley, Ward etc. Those are the guys who will be fighting to unify belts and fight megafights.

    Marquez will probably fight the winner of Morales Maidana and retire.

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    pacquiao
    mayweather
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    klitschko
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