Well, the top 10 P4P list today is more of a "what have you done lately?" rather than a "how has your entire career played out?" ranking system.
I feel it's quite obvious that Broner lost to Quintero. PDL was closer, but again, I felt Broner lost the fight whereas Quintero legitimately won around six or seven rounds out of eight on my card and was robbed blind.
Of course this showing is going to be brought up as a criticism of some sort but if a guy improves leaps and bounds since a shit performance then it doesn't really matter anymore, in his current standing.
I feel it's quite obvious that Broner lost to Quintero. PDL was closer, but again, I felt Broner lost the fight whereas Quintero legitimately won around six or seven rounds out of eight on my card and was robbed blind.
Of course this showing is going to be brought up as a criticism of some sort but if a guy improves leaps and bounds since a shit performance then it doesn't really matter anymore, in his current standing.