1. Austin Trout
2. Carson Jones
3. Jonathan Banks
4. Peter Manfredo Jr
5. Brian Vilora
No order...
Floyd Mayweather Jr - 8 time world champ in 5 divisions, undefeated, highest plus/minus ratio since compubox was established. I dislike the fact that he's only fought once a year over the last 4 years, hopefully this new showtime deal will change that.
Mikey Garcia - promising boxer-puncher, can take a punch and he knows how to finish guys. not to mention he's not even in his prime yet. Garcia, Gamboa, Russell Jr: these 3 need to fight each other NOW.
Mike Alvarado - Won me over with his amazing comeback win over Prescott, and he showed in his 2nd fight with Rios that he's not a 1 dimensional brawler and he knows how to make adjustments. And the dude can punch.
Andre Ward - Amazing skill set, single handedly cleaned out one of the most (if not THE most) stacked divisions in the sport AND KO'd the #1 Light Heavyweight in the world (although the weight could have effected Dawson's punch resistance). Only gripe is that he doesn't travel. Wouldn't mind seeing him go to Europe and fight the winner of Kessler/Froch II or Stieglitz.
Terence Crawford - Watch out for this kid. Can fight lefty or righty with ease, great defense and he has decent power. After the Prescott fight he said he's gonna go back down to 135. Would love to see him fight your boy Burns.
My favorite active American fighters are:
1. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
2. Bernard Hopkins
3. Nonito Donaire
4. Andre Ward
5. Adrian Broner
1) Timothy Bradley
2) Bernard Hopkins
3) Josesito Lopez
4) Mikey Garcia
5) Floyd Mayweather Jr
Mayweather
Russell Jr
Ward
Broner
Quillin
1. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
2. Andre "Son of GOD" Ward
3. Danny "Swift" Garcia
4. Timothy Bradley
5. Mike Alvarado
Honorable Mentions
Robert Guerrero
'Bad' Chad Dawson
Miguel Angel Garcia
Steve 'USS' Cunningham
Brandon "Bam Bam" Rios
1. Floyd Mayweather
2. Victor Ortiz
3. Andre Ward
4. Andre Berto
5. Adrian Broner
1 Bernard Hopkins I love watching BHop. It's really terrific what he's done in the sport. The man is almost 50 and whipping young fresh champs.
2 Brandon Rios He refuses to lose. He will not go down no matter the punch. Sure he's a loud mouth but if you watch the Robert Garcia show, he's a good guy.
3 Lamont Peterson he is a perfect example of a tragedy turn triumph type fighter. He's smart and gets the job done. I can't wait to see who he faces at 140 after he whoops Mattyhese.
4 Timothy Bradley I used to hate Bradley. I thought he was boring as hell, but after the Provodnikov fight he's really become one of my favorites. He'll do anything for a W.
5 Floyd Mayweather I probably wouldn't normally put Floyd in my favorite list of anything, but damn does he work hard. He motivates me to get out and run or shadow box.
1.) Tim Bradley
2.) Keith Thurman
3.) Chad Dawson
4.) Adrien Broner
5.) Floyd Mayweather
1) Allan Green (my local fighter)
2) Carson Jones (my local figher)
3) Deontay Wilder (A fighter that's 27-0 with 27 KOs is always exciting to watch knowin a KO is so probable.)
4) Andre Ward ( A boxing wizard)
5) Floyd Mayweather (a boxing wizard as well)
Honorable mentions: Keith Thurman and Bernard Hopkins
1. Floyd Mayweather
2. Andre Ward/ Bernard Hopkins
3. Adrian Broner
4. Timothy Bradley
5. Brandon Rios/Mike Alvarado
Also: Austin Trout, Danny Garcia, Mikey Garcia (MexAM), Brian Viloria ( FilAm), Magdaleno Bros ( MexAms), Chad Dawson
James Toney, Bernard Hopkins, Andre Ward
Mine.......
1. Austin Trout
2. Carson Jones
3. Jonathan Banks
4. Peter Manfredo Jr
5. Brian Vilora
1. floyd mayweather 2.timothy bradley 3.danny garcia 4.adrain broner 5.chad dawson
floyd mayweather
timothy bradly- cuz his insane heart. specially after the provondicof fight.
Nonito donair
and rocky balboa
Theres a kid from philly who i like, i forget his last name but its King Gabriel something
