I've always said that apart from working out the best boxer in the World at any weight and maybe the next best , it means nothing. All this "top 10 p4p" talk is ridiculous. A perfect example is Adrien Broner . He's about #8 on the "Ring" p4p rankings based on what he did at the lower weights, but he's only #8 in the division he's boxing in with the same magazine! So what about people like Klitschko, Ward and Martinez who are rated higher than him p4p . Then believe it or not, Alexander, Brook (who is rated above Alexander?) and Guerrero are all ranked above him at Welterweight, but nowhere to be seen in the p4p list. Like I said, it serves no sensible purpose whatsoever.
That is why it should never be used to make fights.