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Right, and if you have Floyd as #1, the guy thats going to fight all the guys that Floyd wouldn't fight, and is more then likely going to beat all those guys, isn't a P4P top to you? Cotto will beat all the guys that Floyd has ducked. Don't get me wrong, Floyd is the real deal and probably go down in history as one of the greats, but he is leaving a division that is loaded with talent, and he has yet to beat them all. Ashame
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Smokeythebear:

Hopkins- think he's retiring and even if he's not his best days are long past him.
 


well i retract the retirement statement...really arum? pavlik-hopkins



 
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Some of you are leaving off Calzaghe's best win. his best win was really Mikkel Kessler. He has beaten 3 guys currently top 10 at 168, and only lost a handfull of rounds doing so. Anyways my list is...
 
1. Manny Pacquiao
2. Joe Calzaghe
3. Miguel Cotto
4. Kelly Pavlik
5. Christian Mijares
 
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Damnit can't edit my list I accidently left off Juan Marquez. he should be #5 I guess.
 
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ok who wants to replace Cotto With Pavlik on their lists?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:

ok who wants to replace Cotto With Pavlik on their lists?

 

LOL

 
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Quote Originally Posted by albo2006:

Lets see who get hit more on july 26 my friend.Cotto will destroy Margarito,period.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:

ok who wants to replace Cotto With Pavlik on their lists?




Pavlik P4P 
 
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Posted: #34
Cotto and Pavlik.....
 
Overhyped, or did both fall for the boxing fix?
 
I'd be tempted to put Y Gamboa in that P4P deal.
 
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yeah the fights were fixed...
 
do you people think before you type, or are you that dumb?
 
dumbshit is a SAF from the Cotto idiot on here.
 
He lost to a legend what can you do
 
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Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:

yeah the fights were fixed...
 
do you people think before you type, or are you that dumb?
 
dumbshit is a SAF from the Cotto idiot on here.
 
He lost to a legend what can you do


Lets replace Cotto with  Pavlik at NUMBER 1 on the P4P


Great call moron
 
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1. Manny Pacquiao
2. Antonio Margarito
3. Juan Manuel Marquez
4. Joe Calzaghe
5. Chad Dawson
 
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1. Manny Pacquiao
2. Antonio Margarito
3. Juan Manuel Marquez
4. Bernard Hopkins
5. Chad Dawson
 
oops somehow included calzaghe in there meant bhop lol..
 
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Calzaghe beat Hopkins..the 1st list was better
 
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Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:

Calzaghe beat Hopkins

my eyes saw it differently.

 
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Are you kidding me? how Margarito is in the first 2??  Margarito has no skills, he just takes a good punch.Calzaghe has to be in the list.This is my list:
 
1.Manny Pacquiao
2.Joe Calzaghe
3.Bernard Hopkins
4.Juan M marquez
5.Chad Dawson 
 
 
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everyone's list is gonna be different. imo margarito deserves to be on it and I feel he does have skills.
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