When does Shogun become the p4p king again?

When he beats Anderson Silva...which i think he will should they fight.

LikesToFightGuy wrote:

I think to many of the detractors, Shogun doesn't move up unless someone above him loses. So, in some people's minds Shogun will never achieve #1 status unless Fedor, Anderson and GSP lose. And in a few of those people's minds, Aldo also needs to lose. And in a couple of those, it will take all four of them losing on the same night, in the same building and at the same time in the same cage with Steven Segal as the guest referee and our joke of a President commentating cage side. I'm not quite sure why some hate Shogun this much (You know who you are), but it seems to some that nothing will be enough to move him up the rankings...

I never said that shogun needs Aldo to Lose for him to move above him. Shogun just won the belt and hasnt even defended it yet. Fedor, Silva, and GSP have consecutively defended their title multiple times, and are to the point where people are demanding them to either move up a weight class or come to the UFC. Shogun could be in the mix if he continues winning, but yes, at the moment he needs them to lose to move above them.

"I'm not quite sure why some hate Shogun this much (You know who you are)" I am not a fan of Shogun's.

And I didn't mention any names, GolbeZ... There's some obvious hatered here for a guy that was once easily a top-3 P4P guy and appears to have regained his game. All we're doing here is speaking hypothetically about what we feel it would take for the P4P rankings to shake up. Some of us don't need losses to occur to jockey guys around... Some apparently do need for losses to occur before they'll drop a guy a spot or two...

I said before that those top guys have a cushion right now. Eventually Shogun can chip away at that over time since he is in an elite WC. But for any shake ups to happen anytime soon it would take loses.