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1. (1.) Carl Froch
2. (2.) Kell Brook
3. (3.) Carl Frampton
4. (4.) Amir Khan
5. (5.) George Groves
6. (6.) Martin Murray
7. (7.) Tyson Fury
8. (8.) Ola Afolabi
9. (9.) James DeGale
10. (10.) Scott Quigg

11. (13.) Lee Selby
12. (11.) Dereck Chisora
13. (12.) Jamie McDonnell
14. (14.) Tony Bellew
15. (15.) Ricky Burns
16. (16.) Matthew Macklin
17. (17.) Lee Haskins
18. (18.) Nathan Cleverly
19. (19.) Billy Joe Saunders
20. (20.) Paul Smith

21. (21.) Frankie Gavin
22. (23.) Paul Butler
23. (27.) Stuart Hall
24. (22.) Anthony Crolla
25. (RE.) Josh Warrington
26. (24.) Kid Galahad
27. (RE.) Kevin Satchell
28. (25.) Stephen Smith
29. (26.) Gavin Rees
30. (28.) Willie Limond

Out - (29.) Brian Rose
Out - (30.) Ovill McKenzie

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

Here we go...

About Martin Murray Horse............

Serious question about Murray - if he gets steamrollered by GGG within 3 rounds as most are predicting, will he drop dramatically down the rankings?

Is Crolla 22 or 24? You've listed him as 22, but behind Butler and Hall, who are down at 23 and 24.

Gavin Rees has retired...

expe wrote:Is Crolla 22 or 24? You've listed him as 22, but behind Butler and Hall, who are down at 23 and 24.

It was a last moment change, I forgot to edit the numbers after the move. Crolla is ranked at No. 24.

handsofstone wrote:About Martin Murray Horse............

Great fighter, very underrated.

Criminally underated, it's a disgrace and an affront to all right thinking individuals.

Boxerbeetle wrote:Serious question about Murray - if he gets steamrollered by GGG within 3 rounds as most are predicting, will he drop dramatically down the rankings?

Macklin didn't, so I don't think Murray would either.

Murray would drop a few places, but losing to Golovkin doesn't make someone a bad fighter.

MarkMcBurney wrote:Gavin Rees has retired...

I don't care.

I may be bias but Terry Flannigan should be in there

Horse wrote:

MarkMcBurney wrote:Gavin Rees has retired...

I don't care.

In that case, Lennox Lewis, Joe Calzaghe and especially David Haye should be there...

palooka wrote:Criminally underated, it's a disgrace and an affront to all right thinking individuals.

I find it personally insulting.

STEVE WOOD wrote:I may be bias but Terry Flannigan should be in there

Maybe he'll enter if he beats Ormond this month.

MarkMcBurney wrote:In that case, Lennox Lewis, Joe Calzaghe and especially David Haye should be there...

No, they shouldn't.

Horse wrote:

palooka wrote:Criminally underated, it's a disgrace and an affront to all right thinking individuals.

I find it personally insulting.

Murray has proving in his big fights that he's world class but since he fought Sturm,he's laboured against poorer opposition more than once,clearly the better the opponent the better he performs and motivation seems to be a key factor in his fights

His last fight was god awful but Spada was to blame for that but i like to see my world class fighters rise above spoilers and dirty fighters and stub them out,easier said than done of course and Martin never got the chance to KO Dominico with fight going to a TD

Murray was good against Bursak though but again with Martin you always think if Blackwell can deck and nearly KO Max then a fighter of Murray's calibre should be doing likewise or better

Murray likes to make smooth fighters fight his fight but when he faces someone with similar intentions as himself he doesnt have much of a plan B and nearly always looks ugly and makes for a horrible fight

I don't think this list is too bad at all. Personally I'd probably have DeGale and Quigg above Ofolabi and Fury but that's just me.

Ian1973 wrote:I don't think this list is too bad at all. Personally I'd probably have DeGale and Quigg above Ofolabi and Fury but that's just me.