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Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 10 Aug 2015, 18:40
by CrazyHorse
Who will be the best pound for pound fighter? Any guesses. Ill throw 5 names.
Mikey Garcia: If he can get some fights and keep going I think he can be the best p4p. Man I miss watching him fight
Leo Santa Cruz
Felix Verdejo
Naoya Inoue
Errol Spence Jr
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 10 Aug 2015, 18:42
by tiny_acres
Crawford.
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 10 Aug 2015, 18:44
by CrazyHorse
tiny_acres wrote:Crawford.
Could definitely see that happening. Damn he already has some great wins under his belt. I'm still pissed that he beat Gamboa! lol
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 10 Aug 2015, 22:06
by Boxing Prospect
I'm going to go out on a limb and say Hinata Maruta will be in the mix, at least for a top 20 position on the p4p list in 5 years time. Keep that name written down on a piece of paper.
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 00:24
by Chepppaaa
tiny_acres wrote:Crawford.
gonzales
ggg
lomachenko
crawford
maybe 1 dude we aint even heard yet...
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 00:31
by Chepppaaa
Boxing Prospect wrote:I'm going to go out on a limb and say Hinata Maruta will be in the mix, at least for a top 20 position on the p4p list in 5 years time. Keep that name written down on a piece of paper.
i just check him out on the net...man that minata dude got some serious power, great left hook....good new prospect
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 08:18
by tiny_acres
Chepppaaa wrote:tiny_acres wrote:Crawford.
gonzales
ggg
lomachenko
crawford
maybe 1 dude we aint even heard yet...
Gonzales will be 33 so very possible
GGG will be 38 so I doubt it
Lomenchenko will be 32 so another possiblity
Crawford will be 32 so still young enough
You might be right with these ages it may be a Dude we have not seen yet.
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 08:20
by PredatorHayds
Crawford in 5 years
Verdejo in 10
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 08:35
by tiny_acres
PredatorHayds wrote:Crawford in 5 years
Verdejo in 10
It could be even sooner for Verdejo if he keeps improving.
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 12:07
by Tarkus
There is only one possibility. The winner of Kovalev vs Ward.
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 14:26
by PredatorHayds
In 15 years I'd say P4P could be a Cuban.
With the relations with the USA improving hopefully Cuba maybe starts letting its boxers go Pro.
Professional boxing again in Cuba would be Number 1 on my Boxing wishlist.
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 14:28
by PredatorHayds
tiny_acres wrote:PredatorHayds wrote:Crawford in 5 years
Verdejo in 10
It could be even sooner for Verdejo if he keeps improving.
I'm excited enough about Verdejo.
I'm trying to play down my own expectations but your 100% right.
He looks absolute top notch in the ring and seems to have the character and mental toughness outside the ring aswell.
He will be P4P top 10 as soon as they give him the opponents to be.
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 15:04
by tiny_acres
PredatorHayds wrote:In 15 years I'd say P4P could be a Cuban.
With the relations with the USA improving hopefully Cuba maybe starts letting its boxers go Pro.
Professional boxing again in Cuba would be Number 1 on my Boxing wishlist.
It would be nice to get the Cubans in the pro ranks before the are 30 like we have seen lately.
I hope one day soon Cuba allows them to turn pro.
Re: Best P4P in 5 years
Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 17:20
by Chepppaaa
tiny_acres wrote:PredatorHayds wrote:In 15 years I'd say P4P could be a Cuban.
With the relations with the USA improving hopefully Cuba maybe starts letting its boxers go Pro.
Professional boxing again in Cuba would be Number 1 on my Boxing wishlist.
It would be nice to get the Cubans in the pro ranks before the are 30 like we have seen lately.
I hope one day soon Cuba allows them to turn pro.
yeah, witht he work ethic and talent pool cuba has, they would take over pro boxing