1. Naoya Inoue

2. Errol Spence Jr.

3. Manny Pacquiao

4. Gennady Golovkin

5. Mickey Garcia

6. Vasyl Lomachenko

7. Wanheng Menayothin

8. Canelo Álvarez

9. Danny Garcia

10. Leo Santa Cruz

1. Naoya Inoue

Inoue is the only True P4P Boxer today. He is in a league of his own and it’s not even close. He is dominating his fights and is so far better then everyone in his division. There is no greater distance between #1 and #2 then in the bantamweight division. Naoya Inoue’s P4P reign is similar to a Pacquiao, Mayweather and Ward in their prime. This is the best fighter in the current decade.

2. Errol Spence Jr.

Spence is ranked a bit to high for my liking but he has either stopped everyone he’s faced or dominated them. Until he has a long layoff like Keith Thurman,a mediocre performance like Keith Thurman or a young boxer catches fire, Spence will stay at the #2 spot for a while.

3. Manny Pacquiao

What can be said about Manny Pacquiao that hasn’t been said? Even with his eroding boxing speed and skills, one can argue he is still the best at 140 and 147 pounds. To think at his age that he is better then the top Welterweightswho are much bigger then himself is mind blowing.

4. Gennady Golovkin

GGG has had a Dream career that few in boxing history can claim. At 37 years old GGG is on the decline but still a force to be reckon with. Many believe he should still be undefeated as he clearly won the first Canelo fight and most see the second fight as a draw. GGG has been a bit inactive and is fighting a tune-up fight, but he gets the benefit of a doubt and stays in the top 10 because of his tremendous dominance.

5. Mickey Garcia

Mikey Garcia deserves a lot of credit for fighting Spence 12 rounds. Now it’s time to get his career back in order and keep showing he’s the best.

6. Vasyl Lomachenko

Lomachenko has a set of skills so rare, we frankly haven’t seen anything like it before. He is tremendous, but he hasn’t really tested himself by fighting bigger guys. He needs to fight Mikey Garcia before he can sell the reporters not linked to Top Rank what he’s selling.

7. Wanheng Menayothin

Menayothin also known as Chayaphol Moonsriis  is 33 years old and currently has a record of 52-0. This small Thai boxer deserves the respect (not goodwill) of being in the top ten.

8. Canelo Alvarez 

Canelo has come a long way and is often not given credit for his remarkable career and victories. With a victory of Daniel Jacobs this week, the sky is the limit for young Alvarez.

9. Danny Garcia

Danny Garcia’s performance against Adrian Granados has catapulted him back in the P4P mix. He could be the best Welterweight on the planet right now.

10. Leo Santa Cruz

Leo Santa Cruz has been setting the bar in the Featherweight division for a long time now. His size, combination punching and toughness make him a Unique and dominant force in the sport of boxing. Cruz maybe the most underrated boxer in the sport today.

P4P Notes:

16. Terence Crawford

Crawford is a terrific talent but currently not a top 10 P4P boxer. I think there’s a hand full of boxers in the Welterweight division alone that can beat him including Danny Garcia, Errol Spence Jr., an old Manny Pacquiao and possibly Shawn Porter. Crawford is slow and doesn’t have the knowledge or temperament of an Andre Ward to time and set-up great fighters. Crawford often  acts like an old tired Mike Tyson, he gets frustrated when things aren’t going his way and is capable of anything including dirty tactics.No disrespect to Andre Ward, but remember Ward works at ESPN and works very close with Top Rank Fighters.

Regis Prograis: Had a good victory against Kiryl Relikh, Prograis is very talented and is great at talking smack. We need to see more of him before he enters the P4P list.

11. Kosei Tanaka

12. Luis Nery

13. Roman Gonzalez

14. Tyson Fury

15. Guillermo Rigondeaux

16. Terence Crawford

17. Miguel Berchelt

18. Ken Shiro

19. Ryan Burnett

20. Maurice Hooker

21. Callum Smith

22. Gilberto Ramirez

23. Juan Francisco Estrada

24. Sergey Kovalev

25. Daniel Jacobs

26. Shawn Porter

27. Anthony Joshua

28. Jarrett Hurd

29. Oleksandr Usyk

30. Ivan Baranchyk

Honorable Mention: Regis Prograis, Donnie Nietes, Daniel Roman, Keith Thurman & Dmitriy Bivol.