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1. (1.) Carl Froch
2. (2.) Ricky Burns
3. (3.) David Haye
4. (4.) Amir Khan
5. (5.) Nathan Cleverly
6. (6.) Ola Afolabi
7. (7.) Kell Brook
8. (8.) Matthew Macklin
9. (9.) Brian Magee (Irish)
10. (10.) Jamie McDonnell

11. (11.) George Groves
12. (12.) Gavin Rees
13. (RE.) Scott Quigg
14. (14.) Tony Bellew
15. (17.) David Price
16. (13.) Tyson Fury
17. (15.) James DeGale
18. (16.) Carl Frampton
19. (21.) Martin Murray
20. (29.) Gary Buckland

21. (18.) Andy Lee (Irish)
22. (20.) Darren Barker
23. (22.) Lee Selby
24. (23.) Lee Haskins
25. (24.) Kevin Mitchell
26. (25.) Kevin Satchell
28. (NE.) Frankie Gavin
27. (19.) Rendall Munroe
29. (26.) Dereck Chisora
30. (27.) Paul McCloskey (Irish)

Out - (28.) Matthew Hatton
Out - (30.) Kerry Hope

Any comments or criticisms of the British Top 30 P4P list are very welcome.

Haskins should be higher up but fair enough, dont think ull have rendall in for much longer.

Checked in to see where you put Quigg. I think 13 is fair.

Do agree with the haskins comment, but other than that, love your work.

smoggy7188 wrote:Haskins should be higher up but fair enough, dont think ull have rendall in for much longer.

Haskins has only had one fight this year, his inactivity is holding him back. Haskins is fighting Jamoye this month, so I will be able to lift him up a few places next month if he wins.

Munroe hasn't beaten anyone great in the last couple of years, so I thought he deserved to fall quite far down the list after Quigg beat him fairly easily.

Horse wrote:

smoggy7188 wrote:Haskins should be higher up but fair enough, dont think ull have rendall in for much longer.

Haskins has only had one fight this year, his inactivity is holding him back. Haskins is fighting Jamoye this month, so I will be able to lift him up a few places next month if he wins.

Munroe hasn't beaten anyone great in the last couple of years, so I thought he deserved to fall quite far down the list after Quigg beat him fairly easily.

i meant it looks like rendall is gonna retire.

No place for Flintoff?

smoothmoves wrote:Checked in to see where you put Quigg. I think 13 is fair.

Do agree with the haskins comment, but other than that, love your work.

Thank you, smoothmoves.

smoggy7188 wrote:i meant it looks like rendall is gonna retire.

I hope not. I'd like to see him against Frampton or Galahad.

mickey1975 wrote:No place for Flintoff?

Not yet.

Horse wrote:

smoggy7188 wrote:i meant it looks like rendall is gonna retire.

I hope not. I'd like to see him against Frampton or Galahad.

no way mate, i hope he retires. dont wanna see him get fed to the young uns like booth has been.

Price above Fury?

Explain.

Horse I'm very happy, i believe it's the first list I have no problem with what so ever, glad you added Frankie Gavin in there after the witter win !

I think it's a very good list. Personally I would rate Afolabi and Brook above Cleverley. Cleverley's opponents(bellew aside) have been of such poor quality that I'd have to move him down. His paper WBO title is the worst joke in boxing.
Also, i'd rate Fury above Price. Fury is active and discounting Johnson last night, his best win against Chisora is still better than anything Price has done yet.

Nit picking aside, good list.

Horse, after their last fights, you were saying about Fury being ahead of Price in terms of development and record etc.. (if i've got that wrong fair enough). Does this mean you've changed your mind?

Whilst I am a Price fan and don't like Fury, I'd be surprised if a win over Skelton changed your viewpoint and placed Price above Fury.

I think that's a good list. I take it Ricky Hatton is absent because he announced his retirement. Where would you have put him if he hadn't?

The Dark Destroyer wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:Price above Fury?

Explain.

x2. Fury's record is far superior to Price's at present.

3 - I can't claim to be anthing more than an armchair fan, but seems that Fury has fought better oppos so far.

JLP wrote:I think that's a good list. I take it Ricky Hatton is absent because he announced his retirement. Where would you have put him if he hadn't?

Not in the top 30 thats for sure!!!

smoggy7188 wrote:no way mate, i hope he retires. dont wanna see him get fed to the young uns like booth has been.

Munroe vs Booth would be good as well.

keithmoonhangover wrote:Price above Fury?

Explain.

Price has been more active this year and he had fought the better opposition in 2012.

After Fury's win against Johnson he will be ahead of Price again next month.

jessi wrote:Horse I'm very happy, i believe it's the first list I have no problem with what so ever, glad you added Frankie Gavin in there after the witter win !

funtime wrote:

JLP wrote:I think that's a good list. I take it Ricky Hatton is absent because he announced his retirement. Where would you have put him if he hadn't?

Not in the top 30 thats for sure!!!

I think a loss over a fringe world class opponent in a fight in which he was 4 minutes away from a victory is better than some in the 30.

Take Rendall Munroe - outclassed against a prospect (not proven like Senchenko just yet) and without a meaningful in 2 and half years.

How come Brian rose isn't in it.. No.1 in Britain, No.2 in commonwealth, No.4 in Europe??

Newport Daz wrote:I think it's a very good list.

Thanks.

Newport Daz wrote:Personally I would rate Afolabi and Brook above Cleverley. Cleverley's opponents(bellew aside) have been of such poor quality that I'd have to move him down. His paper WBO title is the worst joke in boxing.

Cleverly's opposition this year has been very poor. If Afolabi and Brook beat their next opponents then they will be very likely to overtake cleverly.

Newport Daz wrote:Also, i'd rate Fury above Price. Fury is active and discounting Johnson last night, his best win against Chisora is still better than anything Price has done yet.

Nit picking aside, good list.

Fury's win against Chisora was almost 18 months ago now. It was a very good win, but it is about time Fury picked up another big win.

No Billy Joe Saunders?