JoeyInCali wrote:
Canelo wins it, hands down.
Gotta win his next two fights though.
Yes, Canelo has a huge chance of winning... If only his Clenbuterol problem can be overlooked, he's a sure fire winner...
FearNoEvil wrote:
FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR.
AXF has been pretty much inactive for almost half of the decade, had an IV issue and fought McGregor... I'm pretty sure he's out of the choices...
FearNoEvil wrote:
GENNADY GOLOVKIN
He fought mostly bums... Chances of being in the choices is quite low...
FearNoEvil wrote:
MANNY PACQUIAO
Pacquiao has too much ups and downs this decade... Very low chance being in the choices...
Junorz wrote:
Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year, 2010-2018:
2010 – Argentina Sergio Martínez
2011 – United States Andre Ward
2012 – Mexico Juan Manuel Márquez
2013 – Canada Adonis Stevenson
2014 – Russia Sergey Kovalev
2015 – United Kingdom Tyson Fury
2016 – United Kingdom Carl Frampton
2017 – Ukraine Vasyl Lomachenko
2018 – Ukraine Oleksandr Usyk
Sorry folks, no Pacquiao this time, not by a long mile. I don't think Canelo will get it, He's never won Fighter of the Year once.
It would have been Andre Ward if had he not retired in 2017 but who knows, im not sure if retired fighters are still eligible.
I think it's a toss between Fury (if he wins later this year) or Lomachenko if he gets his 4th division title.
Have to agree with King Ward and Loma...
Problem with King Ward is his inactivity since last year being retired and his injury sometime around 2012-2014...
For Loma, he has a good chance, next to Canelo... He'll definitely win if he becomes undisputed at 135, win a title at 140 or beat Mikey...
Fury? Why? The only significant thing he did was beating Klitschko, nothing else... He's also been inactive for 2 years and fought mostly bums...