My P4P List

I want to put a list up for comments..

1. Floyd Mayweather:  Easy No. 1, small arguments against this pick, but he leads on my P4P list, although not on my "most liked" list.  

2. Andre Ward: He's tough, he's skilled.  I liken him to a hybrid version of RJJ and Bernard in terms of styles.  Very adaptable.  Chad will be an interesting test. 

3. Manny Pacquiao: Tough call to have Manny this high on the list considering the "loss" to Bradley, a fight many thought he was robbed. Arguably unjustifiable, but it's still a drop from No. 2, and he still is a monster for his size. 

4. Sergio Martinez:  A super-fighter in every sense of the word. One-punch KO power, combined with a confusing style puts him high on the list.

5./6. Juan Manuel Marquez/Tim Bradley:  Couldn't decide who goes 5th, so I'll call it 5A and 5B. Marquez is a master boxer, and Bradley, well despite looking like the spoiled kid at Christmas to many, he still gave Manny a tought fight. I would love to actually see these two duke it out to decide who gets the coveted 5th spot. 

7. Nonito Donaire: I'd like to see him step up and fight Rigondieux. That would be the moment of truth for him. Nevertheless he is a super fighter similiar to Sergio, in an orthodox stance. 

8./9. Chad Dawson/B-Hop: Again, tough to put one in front of the other. These two could fight 100 times and would draw 20 times. I'm more open to B-Hop being this high as opposed to Dawson, but he's still a "Bad" ass, and he did win their match.

10. A Klitschko: I see Vlad getting a lot of credit P4P, but I actually think Vitali is the better fight of the two. Out of respect for the heavyweight division, I will include a member of the weight class, though I shudder to think what a 230 lb. version of any of the top 5 fighters on this list would do to either Klitschko in an actual fight. 

Thanks for reading. 

2. Andre Ward: Too high for now. He is in a competitive decision that he appears to dominate, but the Dawson fight will decide where he will place.

3. Manny Pacquiao: This is dependent on the weight he fights at. If he were to fight 142lbs, other than Marquez who could compete with his power.

4. Sergio Martinez: Good place. Although many people on this site think he's a joke for the middleweight crown, I feel he has fought and proved he deserves where he is.

5./6. Juan Manuel Marquez/Tim Bradley: Marquez maybe a few steps too high, but well deserving. Bradley is over-hyped and a product of crooked boxing in order to produce useless rematches as they are severely lacking in top level competition.

7. Nonito Donaire: I would place him up a few places as he dominates top level opposition.

8./9. Chad Dawson/B-Hop: Dawson is in a correct spot. Hopkins is still elite at almost 50 years old, but I don't think he ranks top 10 any longer.

10. A Klitschko: What the Klitschko brothers have accomplished is incredible. The only negative is entertainment value. Vitali fights smart and uses that reach as he should, and late rounds the opponent is all done. I would prefer to still see some old school Tyson just bring it. Even Holyfield was technical but went to war and traded. Lennox Lewis I also enjoyed as he set-up fighters for the big boom KO! Vitali frustrates and is super cautious. Wladamir with his jab is a little better to watch as he sets up some nice combos.