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    Default Re: Saddo's Pound For Pound Voting (Summer 2010) voting open till May 31st

    No big quarrells with the list, but like most I don't think haye belongs anywhere near top 10. The fact that he is ranked above a guy like Chris John is mind boggling to me.

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    Default Re: P4P Rankings are tough to calculate now.

    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    P4P rankings are subjective, but only in accordance with strict criteria. B Hop's resume speaks for itself.

    What criteria? Like I said, I believe p4p to be the best fighters in the world regardless of what they've done in the ring. It's more of a judge on talent then actual accomplishments, I leave that to 'greatest' lists. Martinez is 1-1-1 and could very wello be 3-0, the fact that he has the draw is a TRAVESTY. If you look at B Hop in the ring and then Martinez in the ring, who is the better more talented fighter? It's not even close it's Martinez.

    If you limit that criteria to 'has won a title' like I did, then you get a more fair criteria and you judge actual p4p talent rather then stacking accomplishments against each other.

    I think that's a ridiculous way to judge the rankings. It's no longer a rankings list but a predictions list.

    Why not have Gamboa, Kell Brook, Devon Alexander all in the top 10? Hell I reckon that cashflow is going to be special in another 15 years or so....

    Of course you have to take into account acomplishments, otherwise what is the point of acomplishments?

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    Default Re: P4P Rankings are tough to calculate now.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    P4P rankings are subjective, but only in accordance with strict criteria. B Hop's resume speaks for itself.

    What criteria? Like I said, I believe p4p to be the best fighters in the world regardless of what they've done in the ring. It's more of a judge on talent then actual accomplishments, I leave that to 'greatest' lists. Martinez is 1-1-1 and could very wello be 3-0, the fact that he has the draw is a TRAVESTY. If you look at B Hop in the ring and then Martinez in the ring, who is the better more talented fighter? It's not even close it's Martinez.

    If you limit that criteria to 'has won a title' like I did, then you get a more fair criteria and you judge actual p4p talent rather then stacking accomplishments against each other.

    I think that's a ridiculous way to judge the rankings. It's no longer a rankings list but a predictions list.

    Why not have Gamboa, Kell Brook, Devon Alexander all in the top 10? Hell I reckon that cashflow is going to be special in another 15 years or so....

    Of course you have to take into account acomplishments, otherwise what is the point of acomplishments?
    No as I clearly stated accomplishments do factor in, an unproven guy won't make it but honestly do you think B-Hop is one of the 5 best fighters in the world right now? You're giving in to the fact that he hasn't lost in a bit even though he's been made to look shit.

    Predictions are subjective as are these lists, that's all they share in common. It's who I believe the best proven fighters in the world are. Go look at my list and tell me those aren't 20 very talented fighters worthy of acclaim. I don't have B-Hop on there because I don't think he's one of the 20 best fighters in the world right now, I'm not going to let big wins from years past cloud my judgement on whether he's the best or not, I find you're method of judging to be ridiculous just look at your argument against Martinez. Saying the middleweight champion can't be one of the 10 best fighters because he's 1-1-1 while other guys might be 3-0 is ridiculous. A different set of judges and he's possibly 3-0 or 2-0-1 or 2-1 with a knockout of Kermit Cintron rather then a draw.

    What's your 'strict' criteria Bilbo if you want to call me ridiculous. This is why you piss me off on the boxing board sometimes with your generalities, go look at my list and tell me where to find Gamboa and Alexander I'm using my own judgement here not following some stupid little boxrec formula.
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    Default Re: Saddo's Pound For Pound Voting (Summer 2010) voting open till May 31st

    1. Pacquiao
    2. Mayweather
    3. Williams
    4. Martinez
    5. Dawson
    6. Donairre
    7. JMM
    8. Mosley
    9. Caballero
    10. Wongjongkam

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    Default Re: P4P Rankings are tough to calculate now.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    P4P rankings are subjective, but only in accordance with strict criteria. B Hop's resume speaks for itself.

    What criteria? Like I said, I believe p4p to be the best fighters in the world regardless of what they've done in the ring. It's more of a judge on talent then actual accomplishments, I leave that to 'greatest' lists. Martinez is 1-1-1 and could very wello be 3-0, the fact that he has the draw is a TRAVESTY. If you look at B Hop in the ring and then Martinez in the ring, who is the better more talented fighter? It's not even close it's Martinez.

    If you limit that criteria to 'has won a title' like I did, then you get a more fair criteria and you judge actual p4p talent rather then stacking accomplishments against each other.

    I think that's a ridiculous way to judge the rankings. It's no longer a rankings list but a predictions list.

    Why not have Gamboa, Kell Brook, Devon Alexander all in the top 10? Hell I reckon that cashflow is going to be special in another 15 years or so....

    Of course you have to take into account acomplishments, otherwise what is the point of acomplishments?
    That's exactly what it is. You are predicting who the best fighters in the world are with size/weight leveled.

    Your way is just as flawed. Each division constantly fluctuates in strength. A fighter in the welterweight divison may not be good enough to win a title but is still clearly far more talented than a "champion" from a weaker division.

    Jermain Taylor entered The Rings top ten list after beating Hopkins. He was then booted off before losing because his performances against Ouma/Spinks were poor. Likewise Hopkins has been dropped because he's clearly only a top fighter on past accomplishments not current form.

    Where did the "strict criteria" you apply come from?
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    Default Re: P4P Rankings are tough to calculate now.

    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post


    What criteria? Like I said, I believe p4p to be the best fighters in the world regardless of what they've done in the ring. It's more of a judge on talent then actual accomplishments, I leave that to 'greatest' lists. Martinez is 1-1-1 and could very wello be 3-0, the fact that he has the draw is a TRAVESTY. If you look at B Hop in the ring and then Martinez in the ring, who is the better more talented fighter? It's not even close it's Martinez.

    If you limit that criteria to 'has won a title' like I did, then you get a more fair criteria and you judge actual p4p talent rather then stacking accomplishments against each other.

    I think that's a ridiculous way to judge the rankings. It's no longer a rankings list but a predictions list.

    Why not have Gamboa, Kell Brook, Devon Alexander all in the top 10? Hell I reckon that cashflow is going to be special in another 15 years or so....

    Of course you have to take into account acomplishments, otherwise what is the point of acomplishments?
    That's exactly what it is. You are predicting who the best fighters in the world are with size/weight leveled.

    Your way is just as flawed. Each division constantly fluctuates in strength. A fighter in the welterweight divison may not be good enough to win a title but is still clearly far more talented than a "champion" from a weaker division.

    Jermain Taylor entered The Rings top ten list after beating Hopkins. He was then booted off before losing because his performances against Ouma/Spinks were poor. Likewise Hopkins has been dropped because he's clearly only a top fighter on past accomplishments not current form.

    Where did the "strict criteria" you apply come from?
    Exactly, it's not like ranking a fighter in a division where you compare records in order to see who has actually earned a title shot. There generally is no P4P title to fight for so you're right it's really just a prediction contest. You shouldn't rank fighter A higher then fighter B because of a couple good wins when you think fighter B is BETTER. Hopkins is on there but do you think there are less then 5 fighters who have better form then Hopkins right now? NO WAY.

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    Default Re: Saddo's Pound For Pound Voting (Summer 2010) voting open till May 31st

    Pacquaio ( yes still number one on my list )
    Mayweather
    Wlad
    Williams
    Martinez
    Dawson
    Bradley
    B- Hop
    JMM
    Vitali

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    Default Re: Saddo's Pound For Pound Voting (Summer 2010) voting open till May 31st

    Do heavyweights count?

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    Default whats your p4p top 10 after saturday night?

    1-Manny Pacquiao (to be the man youve got to beat the man, floyd hasnt beaten THE MAN yet)
    2-Floyd Mayweather
    3-Juan Manuel Marquez
    4-Bernard Hopkins
    5-Nonito Donaire
    6-Shane Mosley
    7-Paul Williams
    8-Chad Dawson
    9-Wlad Klitschko
    10-Juanma Lopez
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    Default Re: whats your p4p top 10 after saturday night?

    Pac hasn't 'Beat the man' yet eiether, coz he aint beaten PBF. I think they should share number 1 spot

    Hopkins at 4
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    Default Re: whats your p4p top 10 after saturday night?

    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H View Post
    Pac hasn't 'Beat the man' yet eiether, coz he aint beaten PBF. I think they should share number 1 spot

    Hopkins at 4

    Bhop is untested at 175pounds. His last 2outings have been complete dud fights but i still think on his day he has that world class ability that makes him such a special fighter
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    Default Re: whats your p4p top 10 after saturday night?

    1) Floyd
    2) Pac
    3) Martinez
    4) Williams
    5) Wladimer Kllitschko

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    Default Re: whats your p4p top 10 after saturday night?

    mines based on who i think is the best skill wise and form of late

    1.mayweather
    2.pacman




    3.bradley
    4.gamboa
    5.andre ward
    6.cabbalerro(think thats how u spell it)
    7.sergio martinez
    8.devon alexander
    9.david haye
    10.lucian bute

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    Default Re: P4P Rankings are tough to calculate now.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    P4P rankings are subjective, but only in accordance with strict criteria. B Hop's resume speaks for itself.

    What criteria? Like I said, I believe p4p to be the best fighters in the world regardless of what they've done in the ring. It's more of a judge on talent then actual accomplishments, I leave that to 'greatest' lists. Martinez is 1-1-1 and could very wello be 3-0, the fact that he has the draw is a TRAVESTY. If you look at B Hop in the ring and then Martinez in the ring, who is the better more talented fighter? It's not even close it's Martinez.

    If you limit that criteria to 'has won a title' like I did, then you get a more fair criteria and you judge actual p4p talent rather then stacking accomplishments against each other.
    I think that's a ridiculous way to judge the rankings. It's no longer a rankings list but a predictions list.

    Why not have Gamboa, Kell Brook, Devon Alexander all in the top 10? Hell I reckon that cashflow is going to be special in another 15 years or so....

    Of course you have to take into account acomplishments, otherwise what is the point of acomplishments?
    The P4P lists are evolving. The thing is that promoters and others have discovered that although they are/were Hypothetical and Mythical that they do in fact carry value. And now that can be exploited.

    People keep referring to the Ring Magazine as the bible of boxing thus it carries more credibility as a list.

    Next comes the politics. (I define politics as "vying to get what you want".)

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    Default Re: whats your p4p top 10 after saturday night?

    Quote Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H View Post
    Pac hasn't 'Beat the man' yet eiether, coz he aint beaten PBF. I think they should share number 1 spot

    Hopkins at 4

    Bhop is untested at 175pounds. His last 2outings have been complete dud fights but i still think on his day he has that world class ability that makes him such a special fighter
    Hopkins is untested at 175?? He fought possibly his best fight of his career against the number one in Antonio Tarver and was a big underdog.

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