best p4p in the world

**Eddie Hardon** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 9:51am

Originally Posted by TKD Black Belt

Jesus Tap Dancing Christ!

You have to be fucking kidding me?!?

Did you just mention Roger 'SI Poster Boy' Huerta in the same thread as Fedor, BJ and Yamamoto?!?

TKD

What do I know??

BTW, Great image (it was n't blocked).

**Eddie Hardon** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 9:57am

Originally Posted by nezha

If we are allowed to nominate p4p best boxers, I think Pernell Whitaker and Roy Jones Junior both deserve a mention.

Great choices.

BTW, I am starting the latest Sugar Ray Robinson's bio this weekend. Oh, joy.

**jfjnpxmy** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 10:59am

"Ruby Robert" Fitzsimmons. A fighting machine on stilts, by God!

**justabill** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 1:45pm

If we are truly talking pound for pound, we have to include the dwarfs man, those little guys are nasty and weigh just a little more than your average house pet.

Oh a serious note, are the heavy weights twice as good as some of the new bantam weight fighters? in Fedor's and Randy's case I'd say definitely yes. GSP is a well rounded fighter when his head is screwed on right, as mentioned Dan Henderson, his escapes agianst Nog still amaze me. Technically, I'd say BJ Penn, but his conditioning is always suspect.

**MastaChance** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 2:31pm

MT Buakaw

TKD Jhoon Rhee(back in his prime)

BJJ Marcelo Garcia

Boxing Manny Paqiuoa < Spell Check

**M-Tri** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 3:04pm

Originally Posted by Forte

im going with bj penn, nick diaz, and of course fedor emlienko

I agree except for Diaz. I don't think Diaz deserves to be up there with Penn and Fedor just yet. I would replace Diaz with Kid Yamamoto

***WhiteShark*** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 3:11pm

Dan Henderson /thread

**Goju - Joe** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 3:22pm

Henderson / Lindland / GSP / Penn/

With honorable mentions Karo / Diaz / Joe Stevenson /

And in class all his own that defies classification RANDY!!!!!!

**Squerlli** · Posted On: 9/14/2007 5:41pm

Originally Posted by Eddie Hardon

Willie Pep - brilliantly elusive boxer with 200+ contests. Boxer, not Striker.
Archie Moore - "the Ole Moongoose" has the greatest number of KOs. He overtook Young Stribling (who used to fight his Chauffeur, allegedly, as he toured the USA. Archie was World Light-Heavyweight Champion for 10 years until he gave it up. Last fight was against the young "Cassius Clay".

George (KO) Chaney. Electric puncher with Glass Jaw.

Ground: Well, Roger Huerta looked damned impressive against that BJJ BB.

Overall: My Dad.

Being a striker doesnt mean you need total knock out power. Theres a diffrence a boxer and a puncher, not a striker. Being a good boxer or just a heavy punchers both involve striking. Thats why Buakaw (shouldve mentioned him b4) and Willie Pep are probably the best stikers I've ever seen. Not because of their KO power (even though Buakaw is a beast) but because of their conditioning, and fighting ability.

As for your other stuff... well I dont know who Roger Huerta is so I'll say nothing on that. Though your overall choice maybe a bit debateble lol.