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1. (4.) George Groves
2. (1.) Billy Joe Saunders
3. (2.) Anthony Joshua
4. (3.) Carl Frampton
5. (5.) Lee Selby
6. (6.) Ryan Burnett
7. (8.) James DeGale
8. (9.) Tyson Fury
9. (10.) Tony Bellew
10. (11.) Jamie McDonnell

11. (12.) Anthony Crolla
12. (13.) Luke Campbell
13. (7.) Chris Eubank Jr.
14. (14.) Khalid Yafai
15. (15.) Scott Quigg
16. (20.) Callum Smith
17. (16.) Kell Brook
18. (17.) Terry Flanagan
19. (18.) Josh Warrington
20. (19.) Amir Khan

21. (21.) Martin Murray
22. (22.) Ricky Burns
23. (23.) Josh Taylor
24. (24.) Sam Eggington
25. (25.) Liam Smith
26. (26.) Paul Butler
27. (27.) Jack Catterall
28. (28.) Andrew Selby
29. (29.) Rocky Fielding
30. (30.) Dillian Whyte

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

Horse wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 07:00 Any comments/criticisms of the British Top 30 P4P list are very welcome.

Why is Fury ranked?

Horse wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 07:00 Any comments/criticisms of the British Top 30 P4P list are very welcome.

You are wrong

Murray too low.

Crap list

1&2 whose best wins are against A novice Eubank are above AJ who KO'd the most dominant HW in the last ten years? I alright son.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 08:06 1&2 whose best wins are against A novice Eubank are above AJ who KO'd the most dominant HW in the last ten years? I alright son.

Khan beat Barrera and is 20th, a similar result to AJ-Wlad.

Fury moving up the list is like one of those occasions when the WBA bump a dead guy up the rankings by mistake.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 08:06 1&2 whose best wins are against A novice Eubank are above AJ who KO'd the most dominant HW in the last ten years? I alright son. :lol:

A dominant hw who had lost his previous fight in very lacklustre fashion and was seen as considerably post prime. I think Bjs edges Aj, and Groves slots in behind at 4 with Frampton edging him aswell.

Whether fury is acknowledged or not I don't care, his inclusion bumps a fighter rated at 30 and you can skip his rank easily enough.

I would have degale below Bellew and mcdonnell for now also.

Fury moved up

dirk2686 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 09:12 Fury moving up the list is like one of those occasions when the WBA bump a dead guy up the rankings by mistake.

Comparing him to a dead man? You're the Tyan Booth of BoxRec.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 09:34

dirk2686 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 09:12 Fury moving up the list is like one of those occasions when the WBA bump a dead guy up the rankings by mistake.

Comparing him to a dead man? You're the Tyan Booth of BoxRec.

And you're a drama queen

Horse wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 07:00 Any comments/criticisms of the British Top 30 P4P list are very welcome.

Keep up the good work, 'orse

keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 07:08

Horse wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 07:00 Any comments/criticisms of the British Top 30 P4P list are very welcome.

Why is Fury ranked?

Not only that, he also moved up a spot.

Surely losing to Groves is better than not fighting at all for years.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 08:46

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 08:06 1&2 whose best wins are against A novice Eubank are above AJ who KO'd the most dominant HW in the last ten years? I alright son.

Khan beat Barrera and is 20th, a similar result to AJ-Wlad.

Barrera was 67

Groves #1 is one that is open for debate, I don't disagree for the time being but I will if AJ beats Parker then he will take the #1 in my eyes.

Flanagan should be above Crolla regardless, Josh Taylor is a bit low, Kal Yafai could be higher. For once I am not giving Horse stick about a glaring joke of a ranking.

Eubank Jr too high at 14 and Groves too high at 1 on the back of beating a limited fighter

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 10:11

mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 08:46

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 08:06 1&2 whose best wins are against A novice Eubank are above AJ who KO'd the most dominant HW in the last ten years? I alright son.

Khan beat Barrera and is 20th, a similar result to AJ-Wlad.

Barrera was 67

Wasn't he a lot younger than Wlad was against AJ?

mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 11:17

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 10:11

mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 08:46
Khan beat Barrera and is 20th, a similar result to AJ-Wlad.

Barrera was 67

Wasn't he a lot younger than Wlad was against AJ?

Come on mate, he was well past his best then Vlad wasn't, I know you love all traveller fighters and BJS is excellent but you can't seriously have him above AJ? If he does a number on GGG or Canelo then I'd say fair enough but not now.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 11:17

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 10:11

mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 08:46
Khan beat Barrera and is 20th, a similar result to AJ-Wlad.

Barrera was 67

Wasn't he a lot younger than Wlad was against AJ?

Yes although a 35 year old ex Super Fly is definitely older than a 41 year old career heavyweight.

Not a great comparison.

brian13 wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 10:54 Groves #1 is one that is open for debate, I don't disagree for the time being but I will if AJ beats Parker then he will take the #1 in my eyes

Mate he could beat Parker, then Wilder hold all 4 belts and Horse still wouldn't put him at No1.

I think snow should be P4P number one given the current situation.

I think #1 is between Groves and AJ atm and will be for the next year. If AJ beats Parker, he goes to #1 - then if Groves beats Smith he goes to #1 and then if AJ beats Wilder/Fury later on in the year he will claim #1 imo.

I've said this for a while and so has other people, but how on earth is Fury still in your list. It makes no sense. What even makes less sense is HE HAS GONE UP A RANKING IN THE LAST MONTH?!

C.Smith, Brook and Flanagan should be above Eubank Jnr.

What are you basing this on btw? Records? Skill? Form?

Won't be the same without seeing Andy Lee (Irish) in there.