As of January 5th, Rigondeaux is now ESPN 's #4 P4P. Do you believe it is responsible for Rigondeaux to be ranked #4 P4P?
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What an absolute joke, one good win and he's a boxing god smh. -
In my view their is an obvious argument for #3 (Currently Juan Manuel Marquez) because of the inactivity of the current #3. I do believe this year 2015, Rigondeaux will get the bigger fights he is asking for including Santa Cruz and Frampton. If he beats the both of them in dramatic fashion, their is an very good argument for #3.Comment
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He's obviously top 5. I'd say he shouldn't be lower than 3rd. You aren't naming 5 better p4p boxers right now than Guillermo Rigondeaux. It isn't happening.Comment
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not sure why there is this sudden interest in ESPN's rankings .Comment
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You're as ******ed as your little list, you can't even spell ''present''Originally posted by BigAlexSand View Post
Go back to bed.Comment
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a****sa is a very good win. he is ranked #1 contender in japan, he is very skilled, godo defense, very good power, etc.
it's a very good win along with kokietgym who is a veteran who hadn't lost in many many years.
so #4 is a right ranking for him. i could argue #3.
1. wlad
2. froch
3. rigo
rigo had a very good 2014 whereas santa cruz, frampton, and quigg continue to duck and fight a bunch of scrubs and mediocre fighters.Last edited by Divine Hammer; 01-06-2015, 02:59 PM.Comment
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Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao, Gennady Golovkin, Sergey Kovalev, Wladimir Klitschko.Originally posted by bojangles1987 View PostComment
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he is top 5 p4pComment
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