British Top 30 P4P March 2016
British Top 30 P4P March 2016
1. (1.) Tyson Fury
2. (2.) James DeGale
3. (4.) Carl Frampton
4. (3.) Kell Brook
5. (5.) Amir Khan
6. (6.) Jamie McDonnell
7. (8.) Lee Selby
8. (9.) Martin Murray
9. (10.) Billy Joe Saunders
10. (7.) Scott Quigg
11. (12.) Tony Bellew
12. (13.) George Groves
13. (14.) Lee Haskins
14. (15.) Terry Flanagan
15. (16.) Andy Lee (Irish)
16. (17.) Ricky Burns
17. (11.) Ola Afolabi
18. (18.) Anthony Crolla
19. (19.) Ovill McKenzie
20. (20.) Callum Smith
21. (21.) Nathan Cleverly
22. (22.) Chris Eubank Jr.
23. (23.) Anthony Joshua
24. (24.) Liam Smith
25. (25.) David Haye
26. (28.) Gavin McDonnell
27. (26.) Paul Butler
28. (27.) Enzo Maccarinelli
29. (29.) Ryan Farrag
30. (30.) Sam Eggington
2. (2.) James DeGale
3. (4.) Carl Frampton
4. (3.) Kell Brook
5. (5.) Amir Khan
6. (6.) Jamie McDonnell
7. (8.) Lee Selby
8. (9.) Martin Murray
9. (10.) Billy Joe Saunders
10. (7.) Scott Quigg
11. (12.) Tony Bellew
12. (13.) George Groves
13. (14.) Lee Haskins
14. (15.) Terry Flanagan
15. (16.) Andy Lee (Irish)
16. (17.) Ricky Burns
17. (11.) Ola Afolabi
18. (18.) Anthony Crolla
19. (19.) Ovill McKenzie
20. (20.) Callum Smith
21. (21.) Nathan Cleverly
22. (22.) Chris Eubank Jr.
23. (23.) Anthony Joshua
24. (24.) Liam Smith
25. (25.) David Haye
26. (28.) Gavin McDonnell
27. (26.) Paul Butler
28. (27.) Enzo Maccarinelli
29. (29.) Ryan Farrag
30. (30.) Sam Eggington
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Any comments/criticisms of the British Top 30 P4P list are very welcome.
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mickey1975
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Yes, Murray deserves to be 17 places above Haye, based on getting beat every time he's fought someone who hits back...
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forcefraser
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Boomer ahead of at least 3 World champs?
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Old Jack J
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
At this stage of his career, Burns too high. Murray is good but still not won the big fights. Bellew above men who have won and hold world titles based on what? Who is his best win? (Masternak aint all that)
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Agree that Bellew and Murray are too high. Flanagan still not high enough (underrated IMO). Burns has been awful quiet recently. Good list though 
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fightfan95
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Murray, Bellew, Burns, Afolabi, Mckenzie need to be a little bit lower.
Callum Smith, Chris Eubank Jr, Anthony Crolla, Terry Flanagan need to be a little higher.
Good list though.
Callum Smith, Chris Eubank Jr, Anthony Crolla, Terry Flanagan need to be a little higher.
Good list though.
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
For me
Khan and Brook swap
Murray too high about 18 ideal
Same for Bellew 19 ideal
Flanagan at 10
Otherwise I agree
Khan and Brook swap
Murray too high about 18 ideal
Same for Bellew 19 ideal
Flanagan at 10
Otherwise I agree
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Murray is absurdly high as usual. Bellew is also much too high.
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handsofstone
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Where's Gavin Rees?
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Or Jim Watt?handsofstone wrote:Where's Gavin Rees?
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Pugilist-specialist
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
forcefraser wrote:Boomer ahead of at least 3 World champs?
Horse is a little confused after watching the Creed movie
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Frampton and McDonnell move up slightly, Quigg and Afolabi move down slightly, can't really argue with any of that, but it has been another boring month for boxing in the UK, let's hope March is more interesting.
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This, all the changes which were made were spot on.keirw wrote:Frampton and McDonnell move up slightly, Quigg and Afolabi move down slightly, can't really argue with any of that, but it has been another boring month for boxing in the UK, let's hope March is more interesting.
It's the longstanding issue of over-rating a certain Evertonian that gets me.
I won't bother pushing that one though, Horse has never budged on it before now, he's not likely to listen this month
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Just out of interest, would Khan go up to no. 1 with a win over Canelo?
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dr_devious
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
8, 9, 10 should be Quigg, Flanagan and BJS for me, Murray isn't top 10.
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
I think Caterall should be in the top 30 but apart from that wouldn't have any more than maybe a couple of spot moves for a few of them
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Haye's record over the last 5 years: Wladimir Klitschko (lost), Dereck Chisora & Mark de Mori.mickey1975 wrote:Yes, Murray deserves to be 17 places above Haye, based on getting beat every time he's fought someone who hits back...
In the last 5 years the best thing that he had done is beat Dereck Chisora, a fighter who isn't in my P4P top 30.
Haye is lucky to even be in the rankings.
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
4 world champs.forcefraser wrote:Boomer ahead of at least 3 World champs?
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Fury never deserve no 1
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mickey1975
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Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
He has by far the best win on anyone's record. I mean, like, by far!Davidreed wrote:Fury never deserve no 1
Re: British Top 30 P4P March 2016
Burns was unlucky not to get the win against Figueroa last year. I think Burns deserves to remain above some of the less proven fighters below him for now.tobyh5 wrote:At this stage of his career, Burns too high. Murray is good but still not won the big fights. Bellew above men who have won and hold world titles based on what? Who is his best win? (Masternak aint all that)
Bellew has a pretty deep and solid record: Masternak, Cleverly, Chilemba, Chilemba (draw), Miranda, McIntosh, Cleverly (close loss), McKenzie x2 & Ajisafe.
Flanagan's is less deep: Magdaleno, Zepeda (injury), Ormond, Gethin, Campbell, Prizefighter, James.
I think Bellew has a better record than the world champions below him and I think that he currently deserves to be above them. If Flanagan beats Mathews this month then he might overtake Bellew.
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If Murray had been given all of the close decisions then he'd be considered a world P4P contender.Stuarty30 wrote:Agree that Bellew and Murray are too high. Flanagan still not high enough (underrated IMO). Burns has been awful quiet recently. Good list though
Murray is very underrated by British boxing fans.
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He's probably the only one who you could call the best at his weight with any degree of certainty because of his win over Wlad. JDG is arguably the best at supermiddle and Frampton is up there at SuperBantam but the shadow of Rigo will always be there until they fight.mickey1975 wrote:He has by far the best win on anyone's record. I mean, like, by far!Davidreed wrote:Fury never deserve no 1