Which current fighters can you see fighting good into their 40s?

[BIG GUNZ]

Are there any fighters right now that you think will have real longevity where they’ll still be fighting at a decent/good level into their 40s?

[DreamFighter]

about 1%, there will always be a hopkins.

[Lester Tutor]

Deontay Wilder. Klitschko did it

[Motorcity Cobra]

Crawford
Loma
and
Pacquiao

[KillaMane26]

Good question....idk question to me after Floyd and Ward retiring without damage...i wonder will dudes stop with the Roy Jones **** and preprare for life after boxing. Why im glad Ward retired on top

[BIG GUNZ]

Crawford
Loma
and
Pacquiao

Pacquiao will fight into his 40s, but how good he’ll be in the next 2 or 3 years who knows. To be fair he has won all his recent fights outside of Mayweather. I don’t count the Horn fight as a loss regardless of what the judges say.

[Joe Beamish]

Floyd if he wanted to. He’d have to continue avoiding naturally bigger frame guys with long reach (like Spence), but that would be business as usual for Floyd. He’s done that for years.

And big HWs can go into their 40s, jab and hold. Rinse, repeat.

Generally the party is over at 35 or so.

[Eddy Current]

Minnesota Ice Joey Abell

[Buckfever]

I think Golovkin could because he's been successful and he's not that good to begin with. The power is the last thing go and he has very good leverages. It's just that from what I've been seeing the last year with his team, I think he's lacking motivation and is looking to cash out.

Oddly enough I think Canelo could go into his 40's too. Mostly because of his marketability he only needs to fight a few times a year max and that will extend his career in terms of punishment.

I don't see a lot of other guys right now because a lot of them rely on speed and once that goes, very few are able to make the adjustments, because their skills are developed around the speed.

[TheBigLug]

Pacquiao will fight into his 40s, but how good he’ll be in the next 2 or 3 years who knows. To be fair he has won all his recent fights outside of Mayweather. I don’t count the Horn fight as a loss regardless of what the judges say.

Let's be fair though, if Pacquiao wasn't done, he would have stopped Horn or won by a total shutout.

Whether you agree with the decision or not, it was competitive because Pacquiao is basically finished as a top fighter.