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To my knowledge Tszyu was never in the top 3 p4p. Before Floyd assumed the spot Bernard Hopkins was p4p number 1 and for years before Hopkins took the slot Roy Jones was number 1 according to the ring rankings.Quote:
Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
When Hatton beat Tyszu, Kosta was just about in the top 10, bottom end.
Hopkins, Barrera, Morales, Mayweather, Coralles, Castillo etc were all rated above Tyszu in the p4p rankings at that time as I recall.
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Originally Posted by bzkfn
Based on the fact that Manny is a better fighter IMO. ;)
Mayweather is much better fighter than Pacquiao P4P thats a no brainer imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
Around 2001 Kostya had a good shout for No.1 with Ko's over Sharmba Mitchell and Zab Judah but I conceed that he probably has not been higher than 3 or 4 certainly not in America.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
P4P is hypothetical, a matter of opinion. Floyd probably isn't even the best Welterweight in the World nevermind best P4P. Floyd was at his very best in the lower divisions but not at Welterweight - thats a no brainer. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker
I thought we were comparing them both at there best weights nvm, but i still think Mayweather is better fighter than Pacquiao.Quote:
Originally Posted by WelshDevilRob
where was Lennox Lewis around the time when he KO'd Tyson does anyone know????
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Originally Posted by gudnite vienna
Lennox was the best fighter in the World as he ruled the Top division so P4P doesn't matter to Big Lennie. ;D
He was in the ring stood over Tyson ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by gudnite vienna
Kostya was The Ring p4p no.3 when Hatton duffed him up. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
Ring P4P ratings for Period Ended June 1, 2005
POUND-FOR-POUND
1. BERNARD HOPKINS
Middleweight
2. FLOYD MAYWEATHER
Junior Welterweight
3. KOSTYA TSZYU
Junior Welterweight
4. WINKY WRIGHT
Junior Middleweight
5. MARCO ANTONIO BARRERA
Junior Lightweight
6. ERIK MORALES
Junior Lightweight
7. MANNY PACQUIAO
Featherweight
8. JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ
Featherweight
9. DIEGO CORRALES
Lightweight
10. GLEN JOHNSON
Light Heavyweight
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Originally Posted by Fenster
Thanks for the list, man.
So Hatton has beaten the No.3 in his time and in December if he beats the No.1 then he has a legitimate claim to being No.1?
Only a British fighter could beat P4P #2 then P4P #1 in 2 years and then not be considered the p4p #1 himself. Sorry but it seems ludicrous there could be any other choice when you put it in them terms.
yep its got to be said he will of done enough when you put it like that
C'MON RICKY CANT WAIT TO SEE WHAT PBF HAS 2 SAY AFTER HE'S BEEN BEATEN.
DMAN IT MOM!!!!!!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by bzkfn
I think its all subjective cause the winner of Marquez-Pac will rank higher than the winner of Mayweather-Hatton again thats my opinion, and the winner of Hopkins-Calzaghe (if it happens) could easily be p4p higher than Floyd also even if he beats Hatton like I think he will, maybe number one. But for the moment the winner of Hatton-Mayweather will probably be number one, but that position wont hold for long imo.