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

11. (11.) Scott Quigg
12. (12.) Billy Joe Saunders
13. (13.) Ricky Burns
14. (14.) Anthony Crolla
15. (15.) Khalid Yafai
16. (16.) Callum Smith
17. (17.) Nathan Cleverly
18. (18.) Anthony Joshua
19. (19.) Luke Campbell
20. (20.) Chris Eubank Jr.

21. (30.) Sam Eggington
22. (21.) Martin Murray
23. (22.) Lee Haskins
24. (26.) Andy Lee (Irish)
25. (23.) Dillian Whyte
26. (24.) Dereck Chisora
27. (25.) Andrew Selby
28. (27.) Stuart Hall
29. (28.) Stephen Smith
30. (29.) Bradley Skeete

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

Horse wrote:1. (1.) James DeGale
2. (2.) Carl Frampton
3. (3.) Tyson Fury
4. (4.) Kell Brook
5. (9.) Tony Bellew
6. (5.) Jamie McDonnell
7. (7.) Lee Selby
8. (6.) Amir Khan
9. (8.) George Groves
10. (10.) Terry Flanagan

11. (11.) Scott Quigg
12. (12.) Billy Joe Saunders
13. (13.) Ricky Burns
14. (14.) Anthony Crolla
15. (15.) Khalid Yafai
16. (16.) Callum Smith
17. (17.) Nathan Cleverly
18. (18.) Anthony Joshua
19. (19.) Luke Campbell
20. (20.) Chris Eubank Jr.

21. (30.) Sam Eggington
22. (21.) Martin Murray
23. (22.) Lee Haskins
24. (26.) Andy Lee (Irish)
25. (23.) Dillian Whyte
26. (24.) Dereck Chisora
27. (25.) Andrew Selby
28. (27.) Stuart Hall
29. (28.) Stephen Smith
30. (29.) Bradley Skeete

Good effort to do a full 30. Could quibble over minor movement of a few but generally only a few places here or there. But

Joshua is too low, by quite a few places

Gavin McDonnell has just fought for a world title (and lost granted) but he doesn't feature. And there's some guys not even proven at European level on there.

not sure Eggington and Bellew deserve the jump up they have got off their wins.maybe Eggington could rise slightly with that paulie win but Bellew's beaten an injured man so for me it doesnt warrant moving any places.

Andy Lee shouldnt be jumping up after his last performance either

Time to get rid of Fury aswell

Where's John McDermott?

Martin Murray too low.

Another non-sensical post by Donkey.

Realistic wrote:Another non-sensual post by Donkey.

Do you want him to rub oil into your body as he posts his top 30?

davie wrote:

Realistic wrote:Another non-sensual post by Donkey.

Do you want him to rub oil into your body as he posts his top 30?

davie wrote:

Realistic wrote:Another non-sensual post by Donkey.

Do you want him to rub oil into your body as he posts his top 30?

Hahahahaa. I just laughed out loud to myself.

Ossyrules wrote:Good effort to do a full 30. Could quibble over minor movement of a few but generally only a few places here or there. But

Joshua is too low, by quite a few places

Quite a few places too low?

What's he done to deserve being much higher?

Ossyrules wrote:Gavin McDonnell has just fought for a world title (and lost granted) but he doesn't feature.

He lost pretty clearly.

No. 28 Stuart Hall arguably beat the reigning IBF champion in his last fight and No. 29 Stephen Smith did better in his world title shot in his last fight.

The quality at the bottom of the rankings is high and I didn't think that McDonnell's clear loss was a good enough result for him to re-enter the rankings.

Ossyrules wrote:And there's some guys not even proven at European level on there.

Who should replace them?

LancashireLoyal wrote:not sure Eggington and Bellew deserve the jump up they have got off their wins.maybe Eggington could rise slightly with that paulie win

Maybe he could rise? It was a very good win for Eggington, of course he should have rose.

LancashireLoyal wrote:but Bellew's beaten an injured man so for me it doesnt warrant moving any places.

Bellew's win definitely deserved for him to rise a few places.

He kept standing until Haye fell to pieces, which was all he had to do. Brilliant performance from Bellew.

Hardly anyone gave him a chance and he was endlessly mocked beforehand, but he did the job in the ring when the time came.

LancashireLoyal wrote:Andy Lee shouldnt be jumping up after his last performance either

Lee was given a much bigger boost for that win (due to returning from over a year of inactivity) than he normally would.

He won't be getting significant ranking increases for any more wins on that level.

LancashireLoyal wrote:Time to get rid of Fury aswell

Fury will be staying for now.

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

Criticisms are never welcomed

We need an alternative monthly p4p its getting stupid. Joshua at 18 bellew at 5 haha! Must be april fools

Horse wrote:

Ossyrules wrote:Good effort to do a full 30. Could quibble over minor movement of a few but generally only a few places here or there. But

Joshua is too low, by quite a few places

Quite a few places too low?

What's he done to deserve being much higher?

Ossyrules wrote:Gavin McDonnell has just fought for a world title (and lost granted) but he doesn't feature.

He lost pretty clearly.

No. 28 Stuart Hall arguably beat the reigning IBF champion in his last fight and No. 29 Stephen Smith did better in his world title shot in his last fight.

The quality at the bottom of the rankings is high and I didn't think that McDonnell's clear loss was a good enough result for him to re-enter the rankings.

Ossyrules wrote:And there's some guys not even proven at European level on there.

Who should replace them?

What's AJ done to be much higher - could ask the same question of Cleverly, Saunders etc. There's a few names that haven't done a great deal

Who should replace the European/British level fighters. The answer is in your second point above.

Where would Brook and AJ rise to if they beat Spence and Klitschko respectively?