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    Default Re: is it actually possible for a heavyweight to ever be the p4p #1??

    Quote Originally Posted by hattonthehammer View Post
    The klitschkos, especially vitali, have pretty much done whatever they humanly can to be considered one of the worlds greatest fighters yet they hardly ever seem to get a mention in the p4p rankings.

    Its almost always that the lower the weight you fight at the better chance you have of making these rankings. Sure the lower the weight the more punches you throw and receive thats simple genetics. But surely with such a vast array of people actually calculating these rankings someone would actually devise the simple solution that the bigger you become the harder you can hit therefore you dont need to engage in these out and out wars.

    Ive not actually researched the whole ring magazine thing with a great deal but has there ever actually been a p4p #1 who weighed more than 154pounds at any point??
    Lack of competition is the problem.
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    Default Re: is it actually possible for a heavyweight to ever be the p4p #1??

    Quote Originally Posted by ono View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by hattonthehammer View Post
    The klitschkos, especially vitali, have pretty much done whatever they humanly can to be considered one of the worlds greatest fighters yet they hardly ever seem to get a mention in the p4p rankings.

    Its almost always that the lower the weight you fight at the better chance you have of making these rankings. Sure the lower the weight the more punches you throw and receive thats simple genetics. But surely with such a vast array of people actually calculating these rankings someone would actually devise the simple solution that the bigger you become the harder you can hit therefore you dont need to engage in these out and out wars.

    Ive not actually researched the whole ring magazine thing with a great deal but has there ever actually been a p4p #1 who weighed more than 154pounds at any point??
    Lack of competition is the problem.

    At the time lewis was dominating pretty much everything around he wasnt even making top5 yet the only fighter at the time you would consider that leaves the greater legacy is jones
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    Default Re: is it actually possible for a heavyweight to ever be the p4p #1??

    Quote Originally Posted by hattonthehammer View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by hattonthehammer View Post
    The klitschkos, especially vitali, have pretty much done whatever they humanly can to be considered one of the worlds greatest fighters yet they hardly ever seem to get a mention in the p4p rankings.

    Its almost always that the lower the weight you fight at the better chance you have of making these rankings. Sure the lower the weight the more punches you throw and receive thats simple genetics. But surely with such a vast array of people actually calculating these rankings someone would actually devise the simple solution that the bigger you become the harder you can hit therefore you dont need to engage in these out and out wars.

    Ive not actually researched the whole ring magazine thing with a great deal but has there ever actually been a p4p #1 who weighed more than 154pounds at any point??
    Lack of competition is the problem.

    At the time lewis was dominating pretty much everything around he wasnt even making top5 yet the only fighter at the time you would consider that leaves the greater legacy is jones
    Sorry mate i was referring to Wlad and Vitali.
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