ESPN Reveals It's Pound 4 Pound Rankings Of Last 25 Years *Updated* #1 revealed on 3rd page!!!!!!!!!

[Black_Jesus]

Pac is in top 3 over Roy and Hopkins.. as he should be

Anyone with a problem can simply eat a dikk

 

[R=G]

Yuck

 

[SuikodenII]

3. Marquez
2. Pac
1. Floyd

What else could it be?

 

[SuikodenII]

Wait... where did Sweet Pea rank?

 

[mr. smoke weed]

Wait... where did Sweet Pea rank?

11 or some shyt

 

[Newzz]

Coming Friday: No. 1

2. Manny Pacquiao

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• 
  Record: 57-6-2, 38 KOs | Years active: 1995 to present
  
  
• Weight classes: Junior flyweight, flyweight, junior featherweight, featherweight, junior lightweight, lightweight, junior welterweight, welterweight
  
  
• Titles: 10
  
  
• Top 3 signature wins: Miguel Cotto, TKO12, 2009; Juan Manuel Marquez, SD12, 2008; Oscar De La Hoya, RTD8, 2008
  

Stats & Info: Pacquiao has won world titles in eight different divisions, more than any boxer in history.

ESPN's take: The "PacMan" not only defied the odds by moving up in weight so daringly, he was never forced to alter his style along the way. With power in both hands and a smothering attack of combinations from awkward angles, Pacquiao became the only boxer to win world titles in eight divisions. Debuting at 106 pounds in 1995 at the age of 16, the Filipino icon went on to claim a belt as high as junior middleweight. He also won over the hearts of fans around the world to become one of the biggest draws in boxing history. Pacquiao's résumé below 135 pounds likely would have been enough to merit Hall of Fame consideration on its own, with signature victories over Marco Antonio Barrera, Erik Morales and Juan Manuel Marquez. But he cemented his status as a boxing legend by what he accomplished in the higher weight classes. With knockouts of Ricky Hatton, Oscar De La Hoya and Miguel Cotto, Pacquiao proved that size was no match for speed and fearlessness. He also showcased his evolution into a complete fighter under HOF trainer Freddie Roach. -- Brian Campbell

 

[MJ Truth]

There's only two left, not three.

 

[#SOG_soldier]

Pac is in top 3 over Roy and Hopkins.. as he should be

Anyone with a problem can simply eat a dikk

 

[LeVraiPapi]

B Hop at #3 ?

Floyd is number 1 and we all know it and he will mention the Pac fight to plant a seed for the outcry on the rematch

 

[Skip b]

Manny career was simply better than Roys or Bhop, do I really need to break this shyt down for yall...

Very little easy touches on Manny/floyds resume in comparison to Roy and bhop

 

[Skip b]

Not to mention Roy has positive roids test, and positive fixed matches by eye test, Roy fanatics could suck a dikk

Bhop on the other hand can after can, fighting the same bum Nikka three times, faking injuries in numerous fights, foul knockdowns and shyt from one of the dirtiest, boring elite fighters ever, not to mention 60/40 you get your ass kick stains his legacy

If we are talking p4p off of resume truthfully how the fukk does anyone put bhop/Roy over Tito oscar

 

[seemorecizzy]

Manny career was simply better than Roys or Bhop, do I really need to break this shyt down for yall...

Very little easy touches on Manny/floyds resume in comparison to Roy and bhop

your hurting my head fam
roy jones is way better and dominant than pacquaio and it isn't even a debate


floyd should be one but if roy was 1 i wouldn't even be upset

mutherfukkers really forgot

 

[Black_Jesus]

your hurting my head fam
roy jones is way better and dominant than pacquaio and it isn't even a debate


floyd should be one but if roy was 1 i wouldn't even be upset

mutherfukkers really forgot

8 division champion(flyweight to junior middleweight
3x Lineal champ
P4P for six hundred and fourty-three weeks
fukk outa HERE

 

[GREENandYELLOW]

Manny career was simply better than Roys or Bhop, do I really need to break this shyt down for yall...

Very little easy touches on Manny/floyds resume in comparison to Roy and bhop

Breh, it wasn't whose career was better, it was a PFP ranking. No sure how each voter took to choosing how to vote - some may have taken a career approach, but PFP is generally done by taking a fighter in their peak period and comparing them against other fighters in their peak period.

Personally would have done:
1. RJJ
2. Mayweather
3/4. Pacquiao/Hopkins (never followed either too heavily and i could see arguments for both sides)

 

[seemorecizzy]

Fat man don't get a pass when it come to this shyt breh.

If I had 15 boxing HEADS in real life politicking in a room about this subject and they ranked Manny over RJJ that door would stay closed until we figured some shyt out. Hands might get thrown too. B-Hop is a little easier to stomach but still not easy, b/c yaknow Roy beat him when they were both bubbling.

100 percent truth
I'd be dame in the def jam offices