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1. (1.) Tyson Fury
2. (2.) Carl Frampton
3. (3.) James DeGale
4. (4.) Kell Brook
5. (5.) Amir Khan
6. (6.) Lee Selby
7. (7.) Jamie McDonnell
8. (8.) George Groves
9. (9.) Tony Bellew
10. (10.) Billy Joe Saunders

11. (11.) Terry Flanagan
12. (12.) Scott Quigg
13. (13.) Ricky Burns
14. (14.) Anthony Crolla
15. (15.) Martin Murray
16. (16.) Chris Eubank Jr.
17. (17.) Callum Smith
18. (18.) Anthony Joshua
19. (19.) Lee Haskins
20. (20.) Andy Lee (Irish)

21. (22.) Ovill McKenzie
22. (23.) Nathan Cleverly
23. (24.) Josh Warrington
24. (25.) Luke Campbell
25. (26.) Tyrone Nurse
26. (27.) Bradley Skeete
27. (28.) Stuart Hall
28. (29.) Liam Williams
29. (30.) David Haye
30. (RE.) Gavin McDonnell

Out - (21.) Ola Afolabi

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

Murray too low.

That's got to be a 1st a Heavyweight title holder [IBF] not even in his country's TOP 15

Amir Khan?

ClivePatrickLyons wrote:That's got to be a 1st a Heavyweight title holder [IBF] not even in his country's TOP 15

How about the guy Joshua won it from? Was he even in the top 30?

Same complaints as last month but not much can be done since August is a barren month for boxing. Frampton should be number 1 and the overrated Khan is too high etc...

ClivePatrickLyons wrote:That's got to be a 1st a Heavyweight title holder [IBF] not even in his country's TOP 15

Looks about right to me, given his opposition thus far.

mickey1975 wrote:Murray too low.

When he gets another win or good loss then he'll climb back up the rankings.

Horse wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:Murray too low.

When he gets another win or good loss then he'll climb back up the rankings.

Good lad. A few more good hidings and he'll be number one.

ClivePatrickLyons wrote:That's got to be a 1st a Heavyweight title holder [IBF] not even in his country's TOP 15

Joshua's record is very weak by world title holder standards.

If Joshua beats someone like Pulev next then he might enter the top 10.

DannyMCR wrote:Amir Khan?

What about him?

mickey1975 wrote:

Horse wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:Murray too low.

When he gets another win or good loss then he'll climb back up the rankings.

Good lad. A few more good hidings and he'll be number one.

No bad list I wouldn't have Warrington in my list though

some big IF questions,

Would Brook go to #1 if he beats GGG and could Liam Smith potentially go from being not in your top 30 P4P to being #1if he was to beat Canelo

yeh i think i would have frampton top now with fury dropping to 2nd,its close but i think framptons run of late just beats furys win.not much in it though.still looking at mcdonnell above khan and brook,maybe his kameda wins arent quite enough.one more big win this year and hes certainly got to go above them.solid list though

Horse wrote:

DannyMCR wrote:Amir Khan?

What about him?

Laughable

crusader wrote:How about the guy Joshua won it from? Was he even in the top 30?

Possibly not in the top 60.

cocobongo wrote:No bad list I wouldn't have Warrington in my list though

some big IF questions,

Would Brook go to #1 if he beats GGG and could Liam Smith potentially go from being not in your top 30 P4P to being #1if he was to beat Canelo

No chance Liam Smith beats Canelo.

Stuarty30 wrote:Same complaints as last month but not much can be done since August is a barren month for boxing. Frampton should be number 1 and the overrated Khan is too high etc...

Khan is underrated.

He's had a great career.

BitPlayer wrote:

cocobongo wrote:No bad list I wouldn't have Warrington in my list though

some big IF questions,

Would Brook go to #1 if he beats GGG and could Liam Smith potentially go from being not in your top 30 P4P to being #1if he was to beat Canelo

No chance Liam Smith beats Canelo.

Smith has a better chance against Canelo than Brook does against Golovkin.

Groves and Jnr too high ...... but not a bad list overall

keirw wrote:Looks about right to me, given his opposition thus far.

mickey1975 wrote:Good lad. A few more good hidings and he'll be number one.

Yawn.

Horse wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Same complaints as last month but not much can be done since August is a barren month for boxing. Frampton should be number 1 and the overrated Khan is too high etc...

Khan is underrated.

He's had a great career.

Very overrated. He's not held any version of a world title in 5 years. Hasn't won a fight in well over a year and even then that was a struggle against a limited Chris Algieri. He's a good fighter and could've been a lot better but he's too high as usual.

If he does comeback and manages to beat Danny Garcia like he said he's going to do then perhaps he'd be worthy of his lofty position on the list.

cocobongo wrote:No bad list I wouldn't have Warrington in my list though

Who should be on the list instead?

I think that Warrington is a fairly solid lower British Top 30 P4P entrant. He's building up a pretty solid domestic level record.

cocobongo wrote:some big IF questions,

Would Brook go to #1 if he beats GGG

Possibly.

cocobongo wrote:and could Liam Smith potentially go from being not in your top 30 P4P to being #1if he was to beat Canelo

No.