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    Can only a heavyweight be a true p4p?

    Ali is considered the GOAT but not everyones greatest heavyweight boxer.

    Only a heavyweight can actually be a real p4p.

    Putting the tag on a welter or any lower weight is just fantasy.

    That's one way to look at it for sure, flip side is that if you do entertain the idea of ranking fighters irrespective of size a HW could never be. That's why it doesn't mean much I'd say.
    Who is your p4p fighter of the last ten years and state why and how that p4p applies to him (or her!)

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    Default Re: p4p, what is your definition?

    Quote Originally Posted by imp View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by imp View Post
    Can only a heavyweight be a true p4p?

    Ali is considered the GOAT but not everyones greatest heavyweight boxer.

    Only a heavyweight can actually be a real p4p.

    Putting the tag on a welter or any lower weight is just fantasy.

    That's one way to look at it for sure, flip side is that if you do entertain the idea of ranking fighters irrespective of size a HW could never be. That's why it doesn't mean much I'd say.
    Who is your p4p fighter of the last ten years and state why and how that p4p applies to him (or her!)
    Or her, now that is one line that can be drawn imo Last ten years easily Mayweather, whatever advantages he gives up now he had in droves at lighter weights and he's been the most complete fighter by a stretch for my money. I wouldn't venture to name a runner up though because it's so subjective and meaningless.

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