The WBO's October rankings were posted on their website October 13. I finished updating TTR's listings of them this morning.
Their current champions and no. 1 contenders are as follows:
Heavyweight: Champion- Wladimir Klitschko; #1 contender- Alexander Dimitrenko
Junior Heavyweight: Champion: Vacant; #1 contender- Johnathon Banks
Light Heavyweight: Champion: Zsolt Edei; #1 contender- Roy Jones, Jr.
Super Middleweight: Champion- Denis Inkin; #1 contender- Karoly Balzsay
Middleweight: Champion- Kelly Pavlik; #1 contender- Sebastian Zbik
Junior Middleweight: Champion- Sergei Dzindziruk; #1 contender- Oscar De La Hoya
Welterweight: Champion- Paul Williams; #1 contender- Miguel Cotto
Junior Welterweight: Champion- Kendall Holt; #1 contender- Willy Blain
Lightweight: Champion- Nate Campbell; #1 contender- Juan Manuel Marquez
Junior Lightweight: Champion- Nicky Cook; #1 contender- Roman "Rocky" Martinez
Featherweight: Champion- Steven Luevano; #1 contender- Monty Meza-Clay
Junior Featherweight: Champion- Juan Manuel Lopez; #1 contender- Rey Bautista
Bantamweight: Champion: Gerry Penalosa; #1 contender- Abner Mares
Junior Bantamweight: Champion: Fernando Montiel; #1 contender- Pramansak Phosawan (Pramuansak Posuwan)
Flyweight: Champion: Omar Narvaez; #1 contender- Rayonta Whitfield
Junior Flyweight: Champion- Ivan Calderon; #1 contender- Brian Viloria
Mini-Flyweight: Champion- Donnie Nietes; Interim Champion- Daniel Reyes; #1 contender- Milan Melindo
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, for the period that ended October 12, were posted on their website this morning. They have been updated in TTR's Boxing Organizations Rankings section.
There were changes in 3 divisions:
in the heavyweights: Vitali Klitschko is in at #2; Samuel Peter fell from #2 to #7; Oleg Maskaev, Juan Carlos Gomez, and John Ruiz all slipped one spot to #8, #9, and #10 respectively; and the previous #10, Chris Arreola, slipped out of the top ten;
in the light heavyweights, Chad Dawson moved up from #3 to the #1 contender's position; Bernard Hopkins slipped from #1 to #2, Glen Johnson moved up from #4 to #3, and Antonio Tarver fell from #2 to #4;
and in the middleweights, David Lopez and Javier Castillejo switched places- Lopez is now #6, Castillejo #7.
There were changes in 3 divisions:
in the heavyweights: Vitali Klitschko is in at #2; Samuel Peter fell from #2 to #7; Oleg Maskaev, Juan Carlos Gomez, and John Ruiz all slipped one spot to #8, #9, and #10 respectively; and the previous #10, Chris Arreola, slipped out of the top ten;
in the light heavyweights, Chad Dawson moved up from #3 to the #1 contender's position; Bernard Hopkins slipped from #1 to #2, Glen Johnson moved up from #4 to #3, and Antonio Tarver fell from #2 to #4;
and in the middleweights, David Lopez and Javier Castillejo switched places- Lopez is now #6, Castillejo #7.
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings (for the period that ended October 20) and the the IBF's latest monthly rankings were posted on their respective websites on October 21.
The Ring's contained changes in 3 weight classes:
in the light heavyweights, Bernard Hopkins moved back up to the #1 contender's spot from #2 while Chad Dawson was moved from #1 down to #2;
in the middleweights, Marco Antonio Rubio moved up to #10 to #9 while James McGirt, Jr. moved down from #9 to #10;
and in the featherweights, Steven Luevano moved up from #3 to #2 while Jorge Solis moved down from #2 to #3, Oscar Larios moved in at #8, Takahiro Aoh moved down from #8 to #9, Orlando Salido slipped from #9 to #10, while the previous #10, Choi Tseveenpurev, was pushed out of the top ten.
Among the changes in the IBF's were the following:
Heavyweights: Chris Arreola up to #4, Cedric Boswell in at #14;
Cruiserweights: Marco Huck up to #3, Firat Arslan in at #12;
Light heavyweights: Jurgen Brahmer and Silvio Branco dropped from top 15- both are fighting for world titles- Brahmer, the WBA's, Branco- the WBC's; ratings outdated- Chad Dawson still lised at #5 while Antonio Tarver is still lised as the champion;
Super middleweights: Robert Stieglitz up to #3, Karly Balzsay in at #13, Jean Pascal- out- N/A- WBC;
Middleweights: Peter Quillen in at #10, Sebastian Sylvester- out- N/A- WBA
Junior middleweights: no major changes
Welterweights: Shane Mosley up to #3, Rafal Jackiewicz in at #9;
Junior welterweights: no major changes
Lightweights: Julio Diaz up to #4, Breidis Prescott in at #12
Junior lightweights: no major changes
Featherweights: Yuriorkis Gamboa in at #8, Martin Lindsey in at #10, Martin Honorio- out, Billy Dib- out- N/A- WBO;
Junior featherweights: no major changes
Bantamweights: Michael Domingo- in at #15, Ratanachai Vorapin-out, note: the retired Veeraphol Sahaprom still ranked by the IBF at #6
Junior bantamweights: back in at #7- Roberto Vasquez, out- Jose "Carita" Lopez- N/A-WBO
Flyweights: Eric Ortiz in at #9, out- Roberto Vasquez (see 115); note: Ratanapol Vorapin and Wandee Singwangcha are rated #5 and #10 respectively despite their respective 10/3 MD 11 loss to Richard Garcia and 8/11 UD 10 loss to Takahisa Masuda- neither Garcia nor Masuda are ranked (Masuda, of course, wouldn't be- he's Japanese and the IBF does not rank Japanese fighters- seriously, the IBF does not recognize Japan's JBC and the JBC does not recognize the IBF- thus no Japanese boxers are included in the IBF's rankings.)
Junior flyweights: no changes
Mini-flyweights: Milan Melindo in at #11, Sonny Boy Jaro- out of the top 15
The Ring's contained changes in 3 weight classes:
in the light heavyweights, Bernard Hopkins moved back up to the #1 contender's spot from #2 while Chad Dawson was moved from #1 down to #2;
in the middleweights, Marco Antonio Rubio moved up to #10 to #9 while James McGirt, Jr. moved down from #9 to #10;
and in the featherweights, Steven Luevano moved up from #3 to #2 while Jorge Solis moved down from #2 to #3, Oscar Larios moved in at #8, Takahiro Aoh moved down from #8 to #9, Orlando Salido slipped from #9 to #10, while the previous #10, Choi Tseveenpurev, was pushed out of the top ten.
Among the changes in the IBF's were the following:
Heavyweights: Chris Arreola up to #4, Cedric Boswell in at #14;
Cruiserweights: Marco Huck up to #3, Firat Arslan in at #12;
Light heavyweights: Jurgen Brahmer and Silvio Branco dropped from top 15- both are fighting for world titles- Brahmer, the WBA's, Branco- the WBC's; ratings outdated- Chad Dawson still lised at #5 while Antonio Tarver is still lised as the champion;
Super middleweights: Robert Stieglitz up to #3, Karly Balzsay in at #13, Jean Pascal- out- N/A- WBC;
Middleweights: Peter Quillen in at #10, Sebastian Sylvester- out- N/A- WBA
Junior middleweights: no major changes
Welterweights: Shane Mosley up to #3, Rafal Jackiewicz in at #9;
Junior welterweights: no major changes
Lightweights: Julio Diaz up to #4, Breidis Prescott in at #12
Junior lightweights: no major changes
Featherweights: Yuriorkis Gamboa in at #8, Martin Lindsey in at #10, Martin Honorio- out, Billy Dib- out- N/A- WBO;
Junior featherweights: no major changes
Bantamweights: Michael Domingo- in at #15, Ratanachai Vorapin-out, note: the retired Veeraphol Sahaprom still ranked by the IBF at #6
Junior bantamweights: back in at #7- Roberto Vasquez, out- Jose "Carita" Lopez- N/A-WBO
Flyweights: Eric Ortiz in at #9, out- Roberto Vasquez (see 115); note: Ratanapol Vorapin and Wandee Singwangcha are rated #5 and #10 respectively despite their respective 10/3 MD 11 loss to Richard Garcia and 8/11 UD 10 loss to Takahisa Masuda- neither Garcia nor Masuda are ranked (Masuda, of course, wouldn't be- he's Japanese and the IBF does not rank Japanese fighters- seriously, the IBF does not recognize Japan's JBC and the JBC does not recognize the IBF- thus no Japanese boxers are included in the IBF's rankings.)
Junior flyweights: no changes
Mini-flyweights: Milan Melindo in at #11, Sonny Boy Jaro- out of the top 15
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The WBA's latest monthly ratings, "created" October 21, were posted on their website on October 22. I finished updating them in TTR's Boxing Organizations Rankings section this morning.
Among the developments:
Heavyweights- Chris Arreola up to #8, Lamon Brewster in at #11, Serguei Liakhovich out of the top 15
Cruiserweights- Valery Brudov up to #1 (previous #1- Guillermo Jones- is now the champion), Pawel Kolodziej in at at #14, Santander Silgado in at #15, Jean Marc Mormeck and Rob Calloway out of top 15
Light Heavyweights- Chis Henry in at #14, Tim Bell in at #15, Daniel Lovett and Stipe Drews out of the top 15
Super Middleweights- only change: Joe Calzaghe no longer listed as Undisputed World Champion
Middleweights: Koji Sato in at #14, Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam in at #15, Domenico Spada and Lujuan Simon out of the top 15
Super Welterweights: Shane Mosley in at #1 (had been #6 at 147), Alfredo Angulo in at #11, Andrey Tsurkan out of the top 15 (note: #1 had been "Not Rated" last month)
Welterweights: Antonio Margarito now Super Champion (had been World Champion), Yuriy Nuzhnenko now World Champion (had been Interim Champion), Jesus Soto Karass in at #12, Shane Mosley out of top 15 (see 154)
Super Lightweights- no changes
Lightweights- Joan Guzman back in ratings and restored to #3, Anthony Peterson out of top 15
Super Featherweights- Leonilo Miranda in at #5 (had been #5 at 126), Whyber Garcia in at #9, Devis Boschiero and Santos Martinez out of the top 15
Featherweights: Juan Carlos Burgos in at #10, Jonathan Victor Barros in at #13, Leonilo Miranda out of top 15 (see 130), Bryan Vasquez out of the top 15
Super Bantamweights: Sergio Medina in at #9, Kazuma Miura in at #10, Bernard Dunne and Wethya Sakmuangklang out of top 15
Bantamweights: Diego Silva in at #12, Ian Napa in at #13, Abner Mares and Carmelo Ballone out of the top 15
Super Flyweights: Jesus Jimenez in at #13, Isidro Garcia in at #15 (convenient- he's already signed to fight WBA interim champ Jorge Arce), Jose "Carita" Lopez (N/A- WBO) and Juan Mercedes out of the top 15
Flyweights: Denkaosan Kaovichit, already the Official Challenger, up to #1; Takahisa Masuda (#9) and Omar Salado (#10) now in top 15, Ratanapol Sor Vorapin and Hiroyuki Hisataka out of the top 15
Light Flyweights: Juan Carlos Reveco up to #1 (note: #1 had been "Not Rated" last month); Cesar Seda, Jr. (#9), Munetsugu Kayo (#14), and Rodel Mayol (#15) now in the top 15; Nerys Espinoza (N/A- WBC) and Nethra Sasiprapa out of the top 15
Minimumweights: Denver Cuello in at #15, Eagle Den Junlaphan out of the top 15
Among the developments:
Heavyweights- Chris Arreola up to #8, Lamon Brewster in at #11, Serguei Liakhovich out of the top 15
Cruiserweights- Valery Brudov up to #1 (previous #1- Guillermo Jones- is now the champion), Pawel Kolodziej in at at #14, Santander Silgado in at #15, Jean Marc Mormeck and Rob Calloway out of top 15
Light Heavyweights- Chis Henry in at #14, Tim Bell in at #15, Daniel Lovett and Stipe Drews out of the top 15
Super Middleweights- only change: Joe Calzaghe no longer listed as Undisputed World Champion
Middleweights: Koji Sato in at #14, Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam in at #15, Domenico Spada and Lujuan Simon out of the top 15
Super Welterweights: Shane Mosley in at #1 (had been #6 at 147), Alfredo Angulo in at #11, Andrey Tsurkan out of the top 15 (note: #1 had been "Not Rated" last month)
Welterweights: Antonio Margarito now Super Champion (had been World Champion), Yuriy Nuzhnenko now World Champion (had been Interim Champion), Jesus Soto Karass in at #12, Shane Mosley out of top 15 (see 154)
Super Lightweights- no changes
Lightweights- Joan Guzman back in ratings and restored to #3, Anthony Peterson out of top 15
Super Featherweights- Leonilo Miranda in at #5 (had been #5 at 126), Whyber Garcia in at #9, Devis Boschiero and Santos Martinez out of the top 15
Featherweights: Juan Carlos Burgos in at #10, Jonathan Victor Barros in at #13, Leonilo Miranda out of top 15 (see 130), Bryan Vasquez out of the top 15
Super Bantamweights: Sergio Medina in at #9, Kazuma Miura in at #10, Bernard Dunne and Wethya Sakmuangklang out of top 15
Bantamweights: Diego Silva in at #12, Ian Napa in at #13, Abner Mares and Carmelo Ballone out of the top 15
Super Flyweights: Jesus Jimenez in at #13, Isidro Garcia in at #15 (convenient- he's already signed to fight WBA interim champ Jorge Arce), Jose "Carita" Lopez (N/A- WBO) and Juan Mercedes out of the top 15
Flyweights: Denkaosan Kaovichit, already the Official Challenger, up to #1; Takahisa Masuda (#9) and Omar Salado (#10) now in top 15, Ratanapol Sor Vorapin and Hiroyuki Hisataka out of the top 15
Light Flyweights: Juan Carlos Reveco up to #1 (note: #1 had been "Not Rated" last month); Cesar Seda, Jr. (#9), Munetsugu Kayo (#14), and Rodel Mayol (#15) now in the top 15; Nerys Espinoza (N/A- WBC) and Nethra Sasiprapa out of the top 15
Minimumweights: Denver Cuello in at #15, Eagle Den Junlaphan out of the top 15
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, which cover the period ending October 27, were posted on their website this morning. I've updated TTR's listings of those ratings (see the "Boxing Organizations Rankings" section).
There were changes in only two divisions- the super middleweights and the featherweights.
In the super middleweights, Lucian Bute moved up from #3 to #2, Librado Andrade moved up from #4 to #3, and Anthony Mundine slipped from #2 to #4.
In the featherweights, Jorge Linares was moved up from #5 to #4, Hiroyuki Enoki slipped from #4 to #5, and previously unranked Cristobal Cruz replaced Orlando Salido at #10. It should be noted that when Robert Guerrero announced he was relinquishing his IBF featherweight title and intended to campaign as a junior lightweight, The Ring removed Guerrero from their featherweight ratings. Linares has vacated his WBC featherweight title (which is now held by Oscar Larios) and has announced his intentions to fight at 130. Linares is, in fact, now ranked as the #2 contender for the WBA's vacant super featherweight title. Despite this, The Ring still rates Linares at 126.
The Ring also persists in rating Edwin Valero as a junior lightweight despite his relinquishing of the WBA's title at 130 and his stated intentions to fight at 135. Valero, ranked by the WBC as the #1 lightweight contender, is tentatively slated to fight WBC #2 ranked Antonio Pitalua in December for the WBC's vacant interim lightweight title.
There were changes in only two divisions- the super middleweights and the featherweights.
In the super middleweights, Lucian Bute moved up from #3 to #2, Librado Andrade moved up from #4 to #3, and Anthony Mundine slipped from #2 to #4.
In the featherweights, Jorge Linares was moved up from #5 to #4, Hiroyuki Enoki slipped from #4 to #5, and previously unranked Cristobal Cruz replaced Orlando Salido at #10. It should be noted that when Robert Guerrero announced he was relinquishing his IBF featherweight title and intended to campaign as a junior lightweight, The Ring removed Guerrero from their featherweight ratings. Linares has vacated his WBC featherweight title (which is now held by Oscar Larios) and has announced his intentions to fight at 130. Linares is, in fact, now ranked as the #2 contender for the WBA's vacant super featherweight title. Despite this, The Ring still rates Linares at 126.
The Ring also persists in rating Edwin Valero as a junior lightweight despite his relinquishing of the WBA's title at 130 and his stated intentions to fight at 135. Valero, ranked by the WBC as the #1 lightweight contender, is tentatively slated to fight WBC #2 ranked Antonio Pitalua in December for the WBC's vacant interim lightweight title.
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, which are for the period that ended November 3, 2008, were posted on their website today. Our listings of their ratings have been updated (see the "Boxing Organizations Rankings" section).
There were changes in only two divisions:
junior middleweight- Sergei Dzindziruk- up to #7 from #9, Daniel Santos- down to #8 from #7, and Joachim Alcine- down to #9 from #8; and
junior bantamweight- Vic Darchinyan- up to #1 from #4, Cristian Mijares- down to #3 from #1, and Alexander Munoz- down to #4 from #3.
There were changes in only two divisions:
junior middleweight- Sergei Dzindziruk- up to #7 from #9, Daniel Santos- down to #8 from #7, and Joachim Alcine- down to #9 from #8; and
junior bantamweight- Vic Darchinyan- up to #1 from #4, Cristian Mijares- down to #3 from #1, and Alexander Munoz- down to #4 from #3.
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The Ring, which has changed the format of their ratings, posted their ratings for the period that ended November 10 on their website November 14.
There were changes in only two weight classes; the middleweights and the junior lightweights. Other divisions have changes listed but those changes were actually made in previous weeks.
Here are the ratings for the divisions in which the latest changes occurred:
Middleweights:
Champ: Kelly Pavlik
1- Arthur Abraham
2- Felix Sturm
3- Sebastian Sylvester
4- Amin Asikainen
5- Randy Griffin
6- David Lopez
7- Javier Castillejo
8- Marco Antonio Rubio (up from #9)
9- Raul Marquez (down from #8)
10- James McGirt, Jr.
Junior Lightweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Edwin Valero
2- Humberto Soto
3- Rocky Juarez
4- Cassius Baloyi (up from #5)
5- Mzonke Fana (up from #6)
6- Nicky Cook (up from #7)
7- Jorge Barrios (up from #8)
8- Urbano Antillon (up from #9)
9- Roman Martinez (up from #10)
10- Malcolm Klassen (new)
Out from ratings for period ending November 3, 2008:
#4- Yodsanan Nanthachai
(Note: The Ring still lists Valero as the WBA champion; he vacated that title months ago and is going to be fighting for the WBC interim lightweight title. Jorge Linares, ranked #4 as a featherweight by The Ring, and Whyber Garcia, who is not ranked by The Ring, are tentatively slated to fight for the vacant WBA title at 130.)
The IBF and the WBC have posted their latest rankings as well. I'm in the process of updating both organizations' listings in the "Boxing Organizations Rankings" section, in which The Ring's updated ratings appear also.
There were changes in only two weight classes; the middleweights and the junior lightweights. Other divisions have changes listed but those changes were actually made in previous weeks.
Here are the ratings for the divisions in which the latest changes occurred:
Middleweights:
Champ: Kelly Pavlik
1- Arthur Abraham
2- Felix Sturm
3- Sebastian Sylvester
4- Amin Asikainen
5- Randy Griffin
6- David Lopez
7- Javier Castillejo
8- Marco Antonio Rubio (up from #9)
9- Raul Marquez (down from #8)
10- James McGirt, Jr.
Junior Lightweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Edwin Valero
2- Humberto Soto
3- Rocky Juarez
4- Cassius Baloyi (up from #5)
5- Mzonke Fana (up from #6)
6- Nicky Cook (up from #7)
7- Jorge Barrios (up from #8)
8- Urbano Antillon (up from #9)
9- Roman Martinez (up from #10)
10- Malcolm Klassen (new)
Out from ratings for period ending November 3, 2008:
#4- Yodsanan Nanthachai
(Note: The Ring still lists Valero as the WBA champion; he vacated that title months ago and is going to be fighting for the WBC interim lightweight title. Jorge Linares, ranked #4 as a featherweight by The Ring, and Whyber Garcia, who is not ranked by The Ring, are tentatively slated to fight for the vacant WBA title at 130.)
The IBF and the WBC have posted their latest rankings as well. I'm in the process of updating both organizations' listings in the "Boxing Organizations Rankings" section, in which The Ring's updated ratings appear also.
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I've finished updating the WBC's and the IBF's ratings. There were too many changes for me to go into now because I have to:
1. update The Ring's ratings (as of November 17)
2. compile and post the standings for TTR Challenge #9 after Week #12 and
3. choose and post the fights for Week #13.
There is one amazing development- the IBF now lists Koki Kameda as the #9 contender in their flyweight rankings......Koki Kameda of JAPAN.....the IBF for the first time in many years actually is including a Japanese fighter in its rankings.
If you want to check out the latest WBC and/or IBF rankings, go to back to the index and scroll down to "BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS" and click on it.
Koki Kameda ranked by the IBF.....Holy Shit!!
1. update The Ring's ratings (as of November 17)
2. compile and post the standings for TTR Challenge #9 after Week #12 and
3. choose and post the fights for Week #13.
There is one amazing development- the IBF now lists Koki Kameda as the #9 contender in their flyweight rankings......Koki Kameda of JAPAN.....the IBF for the first time in many years actually is including a Japanese fighter in its rankings.
If you want to check out the latest WBC and/or IBF rankings, go to back to the index and scroll down to "BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS" and click on it.
Koki Kameda ranked by the IBF.....Holy Shit!!
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There was movement in six of The Ring's 17 divisional top tens. Other changes were indicated but those were actually made in previous weeks.
Here are the divisions with most recent changes:
HEAVYWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Wladimir Klitschko
2- Vitali Klitschko
3- Ruslan Chagaev
4- Nicolay Valuev
5- Alexander Povetkin
6- Sultan Ibragimov
7- Samuel Peter
8- Oleg Maskaev
9- Juan Carlos Gomez
10- Alexander Dimitrenko (new)
Out from ratings for period ending November 10, 2008:
#10- John Ruiz
CRUISERWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Steve Cunningham
2- Tomasz Adamek
3- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (up from #4)
4- Guillermo Jones (up from #5)
5- O'Neil Bell (up from #6)
6- Firat Arslan (up from #7)
7- Enzo Maccarinelli (up from #8)
8- Marco Huck (up from #9)
9- Vadim Tokarev (up from #19)
10- Giacobbe Fragomeni (new)
Out from ratings for period ending November 10, 2008:
#3- Jean-Marc Mormeck
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS:
Champ: VACANT
1- Mikkel Kessler
2- Lucian Bute
3- Librado Andrade
4- Anthony Mundine
5- Jermain Taylor (up from #10)
6- Carl Froch
7- Sakio Bika (up from #8)
8- Allan Green (down from #7)
9- Denis Inkin
10- Jeff Lacy (down from #5)
MIDDLEWEIGHTS:
Champ: Kelly Pavlik
1- Arthur Abraham
2- Felix Sturm
3- Sebastian Sylvester
4- Amin Asikainen
5- Randy Griffin
6- David Lopez
7- Javier Castillejo
8- Marco Antonio Rubio
9- Raul Marquez
10- Daniel Geale (new)
Out from ratings for period ending November 10, 2008:
#10- James McGirt, Jr.
WELTERWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Antonio Margarito
2- Paul Williams
3- Miguel Cotto
4- Shane Mosley
5- Joshua Clottey
6- Carlos Quintana
7- Zab Judah
8- Luis Collazo
9- Andre Berto (up from #10)
10- Isaac Hlatswayo (down from #9)
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS:
Champ: Ricky Hatton
1- Paulie Malignaggi
2- Timothy Bradley
3- Junior Witter
4- Andreas Kotelnik
5- Herman Ngoudjo
6- Kendall Holt
7- Ricardo Torres
8- Juan Urango
9- Marcos Maidana (new)
10- Juan Lazcano
Out from ratings for period ending November 10, 2008:
#9- Lovemore N'dou
Here are the divisions with most recent changes:
HEAVYWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Wladimir Klitschko
2- Vitali Klitschko
3- Ruslan Chagaev
4- Nicolay Valuev
5- Alexander Povetkin
6- Sultan Ibragimov
7- Samuel Peter
8- Oleg Maskaev
9- Juan Carlos Gomez
10- Alexander Dimitrenko (new)
Out from ratings for period ending November 10, 2008:
#10- John Ruiz
CRUISERWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Steve Cunningham
2- Tomasz Adamek
3- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (up from #4)
4- Guillermo Jones (up from #5)
5- O'Neil Bell (up from #6)
6- Firat Arslan (up from #7)
7- Enzo Maccarinelli (up from #8)
8- Marco Huck (up from #9)
9- Vadim Tokarev (up from #19)
10- Giacobbe Fragomeni (new)
Out from ratings for period ending November 10, 2008:
#3- Jean-Marc Mormeck
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS:
Champ: VACANT
1- Mikkel Kessler
2- Lucian Bute
3- Librado Andrade
4- Anthony Mundine
5- Jermain Taylor (up from #10)
6- Carl Froch
7- Sakio Bika (up from #8)
8- Allan Green (down from #7)
9- Denis Inkin
10- Jeff Lacy (down from #5)
MIDDLEWEIGHTS:
Champ: Kelly Pavlik
1- Arthur Abraham
2- Felix Sturm
3- Sebastian Sylvester
4- Amin Asikainen
5- Randy Griffin
6- David Lopez
7- Javier Castillejo
8- Marco Antonio Rubio
9- Raul Marquez
10- Daniel Geale (new)
Out from ratings for period ending November 10, 2008:
#10- James McGirt, Jr.
WELTERWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Antonio Margarito
2- Paul Williams
3- Miguel Cotto
4- Shane Mosley
5- Joshua Clottey
6- Carlos Quintana
7- Zab Judah
8- Luis Collazo
9- Andre Berto (up from #10)
10- Isaac Hlatswayo (down from #9)
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS:
Champ: Ricky Hatton
1- Paulie Malignaggi
2- Timothy Bradley
3- Junior Witter
4- Andreas Kotelnik
5- Herman Ngoudjo
6- Kendall Holt
7- Ricardo Torres
8- Juan Urango
9- Marcos Maidana (new)
10- Juan Lazcano
Out from ratings for period ending November 10, 2008:
#9- Lovemore N'dou
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The WBO's November 2008 were posted on their website this morning. So far, I've updated TTR's listings of the 6 lightest weight classes.
While there were changes in those ratings, the upper echelon of 5 of the 6 divisions remained the same:
105- Champion: Donnie Nietes; Interim Champion: Daniel Reyes; #1 Contender: Milan Melindo
108- Champion: Ivan Calderon; #1 Contender: Brian Viloria
112- Champion: Omar Narvaez; #1 Contender: Rayonta Whitfield
115- Champion: Fernando Montiel; #1 Contender: Pramansak Phosawan (AKA Pramuansak Posuwan)
118- Champion Gerry Penalosa; #1 Contender: Eric Morel (up from #2, replacing the injured Abner Mares who slipped to #2)
122- Champion- Juan Manuel Lopez; #1- Rey Bautista.
The rankings were obviously compiled before this past weekend. On Saturday night, Bautista lost an 8-round, unanimous decision to unranked Heriberto Ruiz. Interestingly enough, this past August 30, Morel, then rated #5, outpointed Ruiz, then the #8 ranked bantamweight, to advance in the rankings.
Tuesday, November 25 edit:
I've updated the rankings for the other 11 divisions. The "upper echelon" of 4 of those divisions have undergone changes:
126- Champion: Steven Luevano; #1 Contender: Ricardo "Rocky" Juarez (who had been #2 at 130- he replaced Monty Meza Clay who slipped to #2)
130- Champion: Nicky Cook; #1 Contender: Roman "Rocky" Martinez
135- Champion: Nate Campbell; #1 Contender: Marco Antonio Barrera (who returned to the ring November 7th with a TKO-4 over unranked Sammy Ventura- 25-20, 1 ND, 20 KOs; Barrera replaces Juan Manuel Marquez who is now ranked #2)
140- Champion: Kendall Holt; #1 Contender: Willy Blain
147- Champion: VACANT (Paul Williams relinquished the title to fight for WBO's interim junior middleweight championship- he's now ranked #2 at 154); #1 contender: Miguel Cotto
154- Champion: Sergiy Dzinziruk; #1 Contender: Oscar De La Hoya
160- Champion: Kelly Pavlik; #1 Contender: Sebastian Zbik
168- Champion: Denis Inkin; #1 Contender: Karoly Balzsay
175- Champion: Zsolt Erdei; #1 Contender: Bernard Hopkins (up from #2; previous #1, Roy Jones, Jr., down to #7)
200- Champion: VACANT; #1 Contender: Johnathon Banks (Note: the title vacancy is expected to be filled December 6 when Banks takes on #3 ranked Enzo Maccarinelli)
HVY- Champion: Wladimir Klitschko; #1 Contender: Alexander Dimitrenko
While there were changes in those ratings, the upper echelon of 5 of the 6 divisions remained the same:
105- Champion: Donnie Nietes; Interim Champion: Daniel Reyes; #1 Contender: Milan Melindo
108- Champion: Ivan Calderon; #1 Contender: Brian Viloria
112- Champion: Omar Narvaez; #1 Contender: Rayonta Whitfield
115- Champion: Fernando Montiel; #1 Contender: Pramansak Phosawan (AKA Pramuansak Posuwan)
118- Champion Gerry Penalosa; #1 Contender: Eric Morel (up from #2, replacing the injured Abner Mares who slipped to #2)
122- Champion- Juan Manuel Lopez; #1- Rey Bautista.
The rankings were obviously compiled before this past weekend. On Saturday night, Bautista lost an 8-round, unanimous decision to unranked Heriberto Ruiz. Interestingly enough, this past August 30, Morel, then rated #5, outpointed Ruiz, then the #8 ranked bantamweight, to advance in the rankings.
Tuesday, November 25 edit:
I've updated the rankings for the other 11 divisions. The "upper echelon" of 4 of those divisions have undergone changes:
126- Champion: Steven Luevano; #1 Contender: Ricardo "Rocky" Juarez (who had been #2 at 130- he replaced Monty Meza Clay who slipped to #2)
130- Champion: Nicky Cook; #1 Contender: Roman "Rocky" Martinez
135- Champion: Nate Campbell; #1 Contender: Marco Antonio Barrera (who returned to the ring November 7th with a TKO-4 over unranked Sammy Ventura- 25-20, 1 ND, 20 KOs; Barrera replaces Juan Manuel Marquez who is now ranked #2)
140- Champion: Kendall Holt; #1 Contender: Willy Blain
147- Champion: VACANT (Paul Williams relinquished the title to fight for WBO's interim junior middleweight championship- he's now ranked #2 at 154); #1 contender: Miguel Cotto
154- Champion: Sergiy Dzinziruk; #1 Contender: Oscar De La Hoya
160- Champion: Kelly Pavlik; #1 Contender: Sebastian Zbik
168- Champion: Denis Inkin; #1 Contender: Karoly Balzsay
175- Champion: Zsolt Erdei; #1 Contender: Bernard Hopkins (up from #2; previous #1, Roy Jones, Jr., down to #7)
200- Champion: VACANT; #1 Contender: Johnathon Banks (Note: the title vacancy is expected to be filled December 6 when Banks takes on #3 ranked Enzo Maccarinelli)
HVY- Champion: Wladimir Klitschko; #1 Contender: Alexander Dimitrenko
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The Ring posted its latest weekly ratings Tuesday afternoon (the rankings are as of Monday- the 24th). I updated our (TTR's) listings of those ratings tonight.
There were changes in 4 divisions:
Light Heavyweights: Hugo Garay (up to #9 from #10, Chris Henry (down from #9 to #10)
Junior Welterweights: Timothy Bradley (up to #1 from #2), Junior Witter (up to #2 from #3), Andreas Kotelnik (up to #3 from #4), Paulie Malignaggi (down from #1 to #4)
Junior Featherweights: Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym (up to #4 from #5), Sergio Medina (up to #5 from #6), Daniel Ponce De Leon (up to #6 from #7), Steve Molitor (down from #4 to #7), Ricardo Cordoba (up to #8 from #9), Jhonny Gonzalez (up to #9 from #10), Bernabe Concepcion (new at #10)- Out: Rey Bautista (from #8)
Strawweights: Nkosinathi Joyi (new at #10)- Out: Daniel Reyes (from #10)
There were changes in 4 divisions:
Light Heavyweights: Hugo Garay (up to #9 from #10, Chris Henry (down from #9 to #10)
Junior Welterweights: Timothy Bradley (up to #1 from #2), Junior Witter (up to #2 from #3), Andreas Kotelnik (up to #3 from #4), Paulie Malignaggi (down from #1 to #4)
Junior Featherweights: Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym (up to #4 from #5), Sergio Medina (up to #5 from #6), Daniel Ponce De Leon (up to #6 from #7), Steve Molitor (down from #4 to #7), Ricardo Cordoba (up to #8 from #9), Jhonny Gonzalez (up to #9 from #10), Bernabe Concepcion (new at #10)- Out: Rey Bautista (from #8)
Strawweights: Nkosinathi Joyi (new at #10)- Out: Daniel Reyes (from #10)
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The WBA's latest monthly ratings were "created" (compiled) on November 24 and were posted on their website November 27.
Evander Holyfield, who was not ranked last month but signed to fight WBA world champion Nicolay Valuev, just happens to be ranked #12 in the WBA's newest ratings. How convenient! The 46-year-old Holyfield has not fought since losing a 12-round, unanimous decision to then WBO champion Sultan Ibragimov on October 13, 2007. Evander's last win, a 10-round, unanimous decision over Lou Savarese, came on June 30, 2007.
The #1 contender's spot at 175 is now "NOT RATED" and last month's #3, Vyacheslav Uzelkov, is now ranked #2. The previous #1 and #2, Jurgen Brahmer and Roy Jones, Jr., are now ranked #5 and #6 respectively.
Gusmyl Perdomo is now the #1 contender for WBA super middleweight champion Mikkel Kessler's title and he has been assigned official challenger status.
Anthony Mundine is now the #1 contender for WBA middleweight champion Felix Sturm's title. He hasn't, as of yet, been granted official challenger status.
The #1 spot at 154 is "NOT RATED" as Shane Mosley has been moved back to the welterweight ratings where he is currently #5.
Marco Antonio Barrera checked in at #3 in the WBA's lightweight ratings. Juan Manuel Marquez is ranked #5.
Last month's WBA world super bantamweight champion Celestino Caballero is now listed as "UNIFIED CHAMPION" (having dethroned IBF champ Steve Molitor in a title unifier) and last month's WBA interim super bantamweight champion Ricardo Cordoba is now listed as "World Champion".
Cristian Mijares, who lost the WBC-WBA unified titles to IBF kingpin Vic Darchinyan (now the "UNDISPUTED CHAMPION" at 115 as per the WBA's ratings) on November 1, is ranked as the WBA's #2 contender at 118.
I've updated TTR's listings of the WBA ratings. If you want to check them out, go to the "BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS" section.
Evander Holyfield, who was not ranked last month but signed to fight WBA world champion Nicolay Valuev, just happens to be ranked #12 in the WBA's newest ratings. How convenient! The 46-year-old Holyfield has not fought since losing a 12-round, unanimous decision to then WBO champion Sultan Ibragimov on October 13, 2007. Evander's last win, a 10-round, unanimous decision over Lou Savarese, came on June 30, 2007.
The #1 contender's spot at 175 is now "NOT RATED" and last month's #3, Vyacheslav Uzelkov, is now ranked #2. The previous #1 and #2, Jurgen Brahmer and Roy Jones, Jr., are now ranked #5 and #6 respectively.
Gusmyl Perdomo is now the #1 contender for WBA super middleweight champion Mikkel Kessler's title and he has been assigned official challenger status.
Anthony Mundine is now the #1 contender for WBA middleweight champion Felix Sturm's title. He hasn't, as of yet, been granted official challenger status.
The #1 spot at 154 is "NOT RATED" as Shane Mosley has been moved back to the welterweight ratings where he is currently #5.
Marco Antonio Barrera checked in at #3 in the WBA's lightweight ratings. Juan Manuel Marquez is ranked #5.
Last month's WBA world super bantamweight champion Celestino Caballero is now listed as "UNIFIED CHAMPION" (having dethroned IBF champ Steve Molitor in a title unifier) and last month's WBA interim super bantamweight champion Ricardo Cordoba is now listed as "World Champion".
Cristian Mijares, who lost the WBC-WBA unified titles to IBF kingpin Vic Darchinyan (now the "UNDISPUTED CHAMPION" at 115 as per the WBA's ratings) on November 1, is ranked as the WBA's #2 contender at 118.
I've updated TTR's listings of the WBA ratings. If you want to check them out, go to the "BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS" section.
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings (as of December 1, 2008) were posted on their website yesterday.
There were changes in 6 of the 17 divisions:
MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champ: Kelly Pavlik
1- Arthur Abraham
2- Felix Sturm
3- Sebastian Sylvester
4- Khoren Gevor (new)
5- Randy Griffin
6- David Lopez
7- Javier Castillejo
8- Marco Antonio Rubio
9- Amin Asikainen (down from #4)
10- Daniel Geale
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#9- Raul Marquez
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Vernon Forrest
2- Paul Williams (new; had been #2 at 147)
3- Oscar De La Hoya
4- Verno Phillips (down from #2)
5- Cory Spinks (down from #4)
6- Sergio Mora (down from #5)
7- Sergio Martinez (down from #6)
8- Sergei Dzindziruk (down from #7)
9- Daniel Santos (down from #8)
10- Joachim Alcine (down from #9)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#10- Joel Julio
WELTERWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Antonio Margarito
2- Miguel Cotto (up from #3)
3- Shane Mosley (up from #4)
4- Joshua Clottey (up from #5)
5- Carlos Quintana (up from #6)
6- Zab Judah (up from #7)
7- Luis Collazo (up from #8)
8- Andre Berto (up from #9)
9- Isaac Hlatswayo (up from #10)
10- Kermit Cintron (new)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#2- Paul Williams (now #2 at 154)
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Edwin Valero
2- Humberto Soto
3- Rocky Juarez
4- Cassius Baloyi
5- Mzonke Fana
6- Nicky Cook
7- Jorge Barrios
8- Urbano Antillon
9- Roman Martinez
10- Jorge Linares (new; had been #4 at 126)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#10- Malcolm Klassen
FEATHERWEIGHT:
Champion: Vacant
1- Chris John
2- Steven Luevano
3- Jorge Solis
4- Hiroyuki Enoki (up from #5)
5- Mario Santiago (up from #6)
6- Martin Honorio (up from #7)
7- Oscar Larios (up from #8)
8- Takahiro Aoh (up from #9)
9- Cristobal Cruz (up from #10)
10- Choi Tseveenpurev (new)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#4- Jorge Linares (now #10 at 130)
JUNIOR FLYWEIGHT:
Champ: Ivan Calderon
1- Ulises Solis
2- Edgar Sosa (up from #4)
3- Cesar Canchila (down from #2)
4- Giovanni Segura (down from #3)
5- Juanito Rubillar
6- Omar Nino
7- Nelson Dieppa
8- Brahim Asloum
9- Juan Carlos Reveco
10- Bert Batawang (new)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#10- Rayonta Whitfield
(Note: The Ring never should have included Whitfield in their top ten at 108. He's never fought at less than 111 1/2 as a pro, is the reigning WBO NABO flyweight champion, and is the WBO's #1 flyweight contender. He's scheduled to challenge undefeated WBO flyweight champion Omar Narvaez February 7.)
The Ring currently rates former two-time champions Yutaka Niida and Eagle Den Junlaphan (who they stubbornly continue to list as "Eagle Kyowa") #3 and #5 in their strawweight ratings respectively. Niida has announced his retirement and Junlaphan has not fought in over a year.
There were changes in 6 of the 17 divisions:
MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champ: Kelly Pavlik
1- Arthur Abraham
2- Felix Sturm
3- Sebastian Sylvester
4- Khoren Gevor (new)
5- Randy Griffin
6- David Lopez
7- Javier Castillejo
8- Marco Antonio Rubio
9- Amin Asikainen (down from #4)
10- Daniel Geale
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#9- Raul Marquez
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Vernon Forrest
2- Paul Williams (new; had been #2 at 147)
3- Oscar De La Hoya
4- Verno Phillips (down from #2)
5- Cory Spinks (down from #4)
6- Sergio Mora (down from #5)
7- Sergio Martinez (down from #6)
8- Sergei Dzindziruk (down from #7)
9- Daniel Santos (down from #8)
10- Joachim Alcine (down from #9)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#10- Joel Julio
WELTERWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Antonio Margarito
2- Miguel Cotto (up from #3)
3- Shane Mosley (up from #4)
4- Joshua Clottey (up from #5)
5- Carlos Quintana (up from #6)
6- Zab Judah (up from #7)
7- Luis Collazo (up from #8)
8- Andre Berto (up from #9)
9- Isaac Hlatswayo (up from #10)
10- Kermit Cintron (new)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#2- Paul Williams (now #2 at 154)
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Edwin Valero
2- Humberto Soto
3- Rocky Juarez
4- Cassius Baloyi
5- Mzonke Fana
6- Nicky Cook
7- Jorge Barrios
8- Urbano Antillon
9- Roman Martinez
10- Jorge Linares (new; had been #4 at 126)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#10- Malcolm Klassen
FEATHERWEIGHT:
Champion: Vacant
1- Chris John
2- Steven Luevano
3- Jorge Solis
4- Hiroyuki Enoki (up from #5)
5- Mario Santiago (up from #6)
6- Martin Honorio (up from #7)
7- Oscar Larios (up from #8)
8- Takahiro Aoh (up from #9)
9- Cristobal Cruz (up from #10)
10- Choi Tseveenpurev (new)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#4- Jorge Linares (now #10 at 130)
JUNIOR FLYWEIGHT:
Champ: Ivan Calderon
1- Ulises Solis
2- Edgar Sosa (up from #4)
3- Cesar Canchila (down from #2)
4- Giovanni Segura (down from #3)
5- Juanito Rubillar
6- Omar Nino
7- Nelson Dieppa
8- Brahim Asloum
9- Juan Carlos Reveco
10- Bert Batawang (new)
Out from ratings as of November 24, 2008:
#10- Rayonta Whitfield
(Note: The Ring never should have included Whitfield in their top ten at 108. He's never fought at less than 111 1/2 as a pro, is the reigning WBO NABO flyweight champion, and is the WBO's #1 flyweight contender. He's scheduled to challenge undefeated WBO flyweight champion Omar Narvaez February 7.)
The Ring currently rates former two-time champions Yutaka Niida and Eagle Den Junlaphan (who they stubbornly continue to list as "Eagle Kyowa") #3 and #5 in their strawweight ratings respectively. Niida has announced his retirement and Junlaphan has not fought in over a year.
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings (as of December 7) were posted on their website today. I just finished updating our (TTR's) listings of those ratings.
There were changes in 4 of the 17 weight classes:
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Mikkel Kessler
2- Lucian Bute
3- Librado Andrade
4- Anthony Mundine
5- Jermain Taylor
6- Carl Froch
7- Sakio Bika
8- Allan Green
9- Denis Inkin
10- Andre Dirrell (new)
Out from ratings as of December 1, 2008:
#10- Jeff Lacy
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Vernon Forrest
2- Paul Williams
3- Verno Phillips (up from #4)
4- Cory Spinks (up from #5)
5- Sergio Mora (up from #6)
6- Sergio Martinez (up from #7)
7- Sergei Dzindziruk (up from #8)
8- Daniel Santos (up from #9)
9- Joachim Alcine (up from #10)
10- James Kirkland (new)
Out from ratings as of December 1, 2008:
#3- Oscar De La Hoya
WELTERWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Antonio Margarito
2- Miguel Cotto
3- Shane Mosley
4- Joshua Clottey
5- Manny Pacquiao (new)
6- Carlos Quintana (down from #5)
7- Zab Judah (down from #6)
8- Luis Collazo (down from #7)
9- Andre Berto (down from #8)
10- Isaac Hlatswayo (down from #9)
Out from ratings as of December 1, 2008:
#10- Kermit Cintron
(Note: Pacquiao is also listed as the #2 lightweight contender and as #1 P4P.)
JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHT:
Champ: Israel Vazquez
1- Rafael Marquez
2- Celestino Caballero
3- Juan Manuel Lopez
4- Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
5- Daniel Ponce De Leon (up from #6)
6- Steve Molitor (up from #7)
7- Ricardo Cordoba (up from #8)
8- Jhonny Gonzalez (up from #9)
9- Bernabe Concepcion (up from #10)
10- Rendall Munroe (new)
Out from ratings as of December 1, 2008:
#5- Sergio Manuel Medina
Note: once again, The Ring has rated former two-time champions Yutaka Niida and Eagle Den Junlaphan (who they stubbornly continue to list as "Eagle Kyowa") #3 and #5 in their strawweight ratings respectively. Niida has announced his retirement and Junlaphan has not fought in over a year.
There were changes in 4 of the 17 weight classes:
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Mikkel Kessler
2- Lucian Bute
3- Librado Andrade
4- Anthony Mundine
5- Jermain Taylor
6- Carl Froch
7- Sakio Bika
8- Allan Green
9- Denis Inkin
10- Andre Dirrell (new)
Out from ratings as of December 1, 2008:
#10- Jeff Lacy
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Vernon Forrest
2- Paul Williams
3- Verno Phillips (up from #4)
4- Cory Spinks (up from #5)
5- Sergio Mora (up from #6)
6- Sergio Martinez (up from #7)
7- Sergei Dzindziruk (up from #8)
8- Daniel Santos (up from #9)
9- Joachim Alcine (up from #10)
10- James Kirkland (new)
Out from ratings as of December 1, 2008:
#3- Oscar De La Hoya
WELTERWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Antonio Margarito
2- Miguel Cotto
3- Shane Mosley
4- Joshua Clottey
5- Manny Pacquiao (new)
6- Carlos Quintana (down from #5)
7- Zab Judah (down from #6)
8- Luis Collazo (down from #7)
9- Andre Berto (down from #8)
10- Isaac Hlatswayo (down from #9)
Out from ratings as of December 1, 2008:
#10- Kermit Cintron
(Note: Pacquiao is also listed as the #2 lightweight contender and as #1 P4P.)
JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHT:
Champ: Israel Vazquez
1- Rafael Marquez
2- Celestino Caballero
3- Juan Manuel Lopez
4- Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
5- Daniel Ponce De Leon (up from #6)
6- Steve Molitor (up from #7)
7- Ricardo Cordoba (up from #8)
8- Jhonny Gonzalez (up from #9)
9- Bernabe Concepcion (up from #10)
10- Rendall Munroe (new)
Out from ratings as of December 1, 2008:
#5- Sergio Manuel Medina
Note: once again, The Ring has rated former two-time champions Yutaka Niida and Eagle Den Junlaphan (who they stubbornly continue to list as "Eagle Kyowa") #3 and #5 in their strawweight ratings respectively. Niida has announced his retirement and Junlaphan has not fought in over a year.
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The WBO's December 2008 rankings were posted on their website December 11. Our listings of those rankings have been updated.
You can peruse the updated rankings in the "BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS" section.
There were a good number of changes. For example in the heavyweight division, David Haye and Chris Arreola moved up to #2 and #3 respectively. The fighters they beat recently, Monte Barrett and Travis Walker, both fell out of the top 15, Barrett from #8, Walker from #6. New to the top 15 are Michael Grant at #9 and Taras Bidenko at #15.
You can peruse the updated rankings in the "BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS" section.
There were a good number of changes. For example in the heavyweight division, David Haye and Chris Arreola moved up to #2 and #3 respectively. The fighters they beat recently, Monte Barrett and Travis Walker, both fell out of the top 15, Barrett from #8, Walker from #6. New to the top 15 are Michael Grant at #9 and Taras Bidenko at #15.
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, as of December 14, were posted on their website on December 16. Those ratings have been updated in TTR's "BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS" section.
There were changes in only 3 of the 17 divisions:
CRUISERWEIGHT:
Champion: Tomasz Adamek (had been #2)
1- Steve Cunningham
2- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (up from #3)
3- Guillermo Jones (up from #4)
4- O'Neil Bell (up from #5)
5- Firat Arslan (up from #6)
6- Enzo Maccarinelli (up from #7)
7- Marco Huck (up from #8)
8- Vadim Tokarev (up from #9)
9- Giacobbe Fragomeni (up from #10)
10- BJ Flores (new)
(Note: the "Champion" was listed as "Vacant" in the ratings as of December 7, 2008.)
BANTAMWEIGHT:
Champion: Vacant
1- Hozumi Hasegawa
2- Anselmo Moreno
3- Wladimir Sidorenko
4- Silence Mabuza
5- Joseph Agbeko (up from #6)
6- Gerry Penalosa (down from #5)
7- Abner Mares
8- Vusi Malinga
9- Roberto Vasquez
10- William Gonzalez (new)
Out from ratings as of December 7, 2008:
#10- Luis Perez (now fighting at 122)
STRAWWEIGHTS:
Champion: Vacant
1- Roman Gonzalez
2- Raul Garcia
3- Oleydong Sithsamerchai (up from #4)
4- Florante Condes (up from #6)
5- Muhammad Rachman (up from #7)
6- Katsunari Takayama (up from #8)
7- Donnie Nietes (up from #9)
8- Nkosinathi Joyi (up from #10)
9- Juan Palacios (new)
10- Ronald Barrera (new)
Out from ratings as of December 7, 2008:
#3- Yutaka Niida- retired
#5- Eagle Den Junlaphan (listed by The Ring as "Eagle Kyowa")- retired
There were changes in only 3 of the 17 divisions:
CRUISERWEIGHT:
Champion: Tomasz Adamek (had been #2)
1- Steve Cunningham
2- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (up from #3)
3- Guillermo Jones (up from #4)
4- O'Neil Bell (up from #5)
5- Firat Arslan (up from #6)
6- Enzo Maccarinelli (up from #7)
7- Marco Huck (up from #8)
8- Vadim Tokarev (up from #9)
9- Giacobbe Fragomeni (up from #10)
10- BJ Flores (new)
(Note: the "Champion" was listed as "Vacant" in the ratings as of December 7, 2008.)
BANTAMWEIGHT:
Champion: Vacant
1- Hozumi Hasegawa
2- Anselmo Moreno
3- Wladimir Sidorenko
4- Silence Mabuza
5- Joseph Agbeko (up from #6)
6- Gerry Penalosa (down from #5)
7- Abner Mares
8- Vusi Malinga
9- Roberto Vasquez
10- William Gonzalez (new)
Out from ratings as of December 7, 2008:
#10- Luis Perez (now fighting at 122)
STRAWWEIGHTS:
Champion: Vacant
1- Roman Gonzalez
2- Raul Garcia
3- Oleydong Sithsamerchai (up from #4)
4- Florante Condes (up from #6)
5- Muhammad Rachman (up from #7)
6- Katsunari Takayama (up from #8)
7- Donnie Nietes (up from #9)
8- Nkosinathi Joyi (up from #10)
9- Juan Palacios (new)
10- Ronald Barrera (new)
Out from ratings as of December 7, 2008:
#3- Yutaka Niida- retired
#5- Eagle Den Junlaphan (listed by The Ring as "Eagle Kyowa")- retired
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The WBC's and the IBF's latest monthly ratings were posted on their respective websites today. Fun! Fun!
I printed out the WBC's (or at least I thought I did), then printed out the IBF's. Much to my chagrin, only the WBC's for the heavyweight through the featherweight divisions printed out. The remaining pages were blank. I then tried to print out the last few pages and again they came out blank. So, rather than using the "All Ratings" section and decided to use the "By Category" selection and print out the individual divisions I needed. Well, that wasn't going to work because the WBC had only updated the "All Ratings" section. The "By Category" still showed the November 2008 ratings except for the super flyweight division which every month since February has shown the February 2008 ratings. So, I copied down the top 40s and N/A sections for the super featherweights through the strawweights by hand! (Just another reason to hate Sulaiman and his "Council".)
I'm going to start updating TTR's listings of the two organizations' top 15s now. I'll edit in some updates as I go along:
Heavyweights: WBC- Juan Carlos Gomez remains the #1 contender, David Haye up to #4; IBF- Alexander Povetkin remains the #1 contender, Chris Arreola up to #2
Cruiserweights: WBC- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk remains the #1 contender, Francisco Palacios up to #5; IBF- already outdated- still shows Steve Cunningham, who lost to Tomasz Adamek 12/11, as the champion and Adamek as the #1 contender
Light Heavyweights: WBC- Silvio Branco remains the #1 contender, Glen Johnson remains #2, Joe Calzaghe remains #3, Bernard Hopkins slipped to #5 from #4; IBF- Tavoris Cloud remains the #1 contender with #2 "NOT RATED", Clinton Woods up to #3, Antonio Tarver up to #4, and Glen Johnson up to #5
Super Middleweights: WBC: with last month's #1, Carl Froch, now the champion, Jermain Taylor moved up to #1, Andre Dirrell to #2, Andre Ward to #3, and Marcus Johnson to #4; IBF- Vitaly Tsypko remains #2, Sakio Bika up to #4 (#1 "NOT RATED")
Middleweights: WBC- Marco Antonio Rubio remains the #1 contender, Domenico Spada up to #2; IBF- Khoren Gevor up to #3 (#s 1 and #2 "NOT RATED")
Super Welterweights: WBC- Alfredo Angulo up to #1, Ricardo Mayorga up to #2, John Duddy up to #3, Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. up to #4; Junior Middleweights: IBF- Title- VACANT, James Kirkland up to #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED")
Welterweights: WBC- Luis Collazo remains the #1 contender, Luis Carlos Abregu up to #6; IBF- Kermit Cintron up to #2 (#1 "NOT RATED")
Super Lightweights: WBC- no changes- Devon Alexander remains the #1 contender; Junior Welterweights: IBF- Herman Ngoudjo remains the #1 contender, Junior Witter up to #7
Lightweights: WBC- Edwin Valero remains the #1 contender, Urbano Antillon now #3 at 135 (had been #1 at 130); IBF- no changes- Ali Funeka remains the #1 contender (#2 "NOT RATED")
Super Featherweights: WBC- Francisco Lorenzo up to #1, Humberto Mauro Gutierrez up to #2; Junior Lightweights: IBF- Malcolm Klassen remains the #1 contender with #2 "NOT RATED"
Featherweights: WBC- Elio Rojas remains the #1 contender, Bernabe Concepcion now #5 (had been #3 at 122), Rocky Juarez now #6 (had been #4 at 130); IBF- Orlando Salido remains #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED", Cyril Thonmas up to #12
Super Bantamweights: WBC- outdated- changed Israel Vazquez' status from World Champion to Emeritus Champion later on December 17, Rafael Marquez remains the #1 contender; Junior Featherweights: IBF- Celestino Caballero new Champion, Jeffrey Mathebula remains the #1 contender with #2 "NOT RATED", Jhonny Gonzalez up to #3, Rafael Marquez slips from #3 to #4, former champion Steve Molitor now #5
Bantamweights: WBC- Vusi Malinga remains the #1 contender; IBF- William Gonzalez still listed at #1 (#2 "NOT RATED") (note: Gonzalez was beaten by IBF champion Joseph Agbeko- MD 12- on 12/11)
Super Flyweights: WBC- Evans Mbamba up to #1, Jorge Arce back in at #2 despite holding the WBA interim title; Junior Bantamweights: IBF- Raul Martinez remains #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED")
Flyweights: WBC- Ponomrunglek Kratingdaeng (AKA Panomroonglek Kratingdaenggym) remains the #1 contender followed by Julio Cesar Miranda and Koki Kameda at #2 and #3 respectively, Luis Concepcion up to #4; IBF- Moruti Mthalane down from #1 to #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED")
Light Flyweights: WBC- Cesar Seda up to #1, Adrian Hernandez up to #2, Omar Nino up to #3, Munetsugu Kayoh up to #4; Junior Flyweights: IBF- Juan Carlos Reveco remains #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED")
Last of the updates:
Strawweights: WBC- Ganigan Lopez up to #1, Yasutaka Kuroki up to #2, Pigmy Muangchaiyaphume up to #3, Katsunari Takayama up to #4; Mini-Flyweights: IBF- Ronald Barrera remains the #1 contender with #2 "NOT RATED", Nkosinathi Joyi up to #4
I printed out the WBC's (or at least I thought I did), then printed out the IBF's. Much to my chagrin, only the WBC's for the heavyweight through the featherweight divisions printed out. The remaining pages were blank. I then tried to print out the last few pages and again they came out blank. So, rather than using the "All Ratings" section and decided to use the "By Category" selection and print out the individual divisions I needed. Well, that wasn't going to work because the WBC had only updated the "All Ratings" section. The "By Category" still showed the November 2008 ratings except for the super flyweight division which every month since February has shown the February 2008 ratings. So, I copied down the top 40s and N/A sections for the super featherweights through the strawweights by hand! (Just another reason to hate Sulaiman and his "Council".)
I'm going to start updating TTR's listings of the two organizations' top 15s now. I'll edit in some updates as I go along:
Heavyweights: WBC- Juan Carlos Gomez remains the #1 contender, David Haye up to #4; IBF- Alexander Povetkin remains the #1 contender, Chris Arreola up to #2
Cruiserweights: WBC- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk remains the #1 contender, Francisco Palacios up to #5; IBF- already outdated- still shows Steve Cunningham, who lost to Tomasz Adamek 12/11, as the champion and Adamek as the #1 contender
Light Heavyweights: WBC- Silvio Branco remains the #1 contender, Glen Johnson remains #2, Joe Calzaghe remains #3, Bernard Hopkins slipped to #5 from #4; IBF- Tavoris Cloud remains the #1 contender with #2 "NOT RATED", Clinton Woods up to #3, Antonio Tarver up to #4, and Glen Johnson up to #5
Super Middleweights: WBC: with last month's #1, Carl Froch, now the champion, Jermain Taylor moved up to #1, Andre Dirrell to #2, Andre Ward to #3, and Marcus Johnson to #4; IBF- Vitaly Tsypko remains #2, Sakio Bika up to #4 (#1 "NOT RATED")
Middleweights: WBC- Marco Antonio Rubio remains the #1 contender, Domenico Spada up to #2; IBF- Khoren Gevor up to #3 (#s 1 and #2 "NOT RATED")
Super Welterweights: WBC- Alfredo Angulo up to #1, Ricardo Mayorga up to #2, John Duddy up to #3, Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. up to #4; Junior Middleweights: IBF- Title- VACANT, James Kirkland up to #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED")
Welterweights: WBC- Luis Collazo remains the #1 contender, Luis Carlos Abregu up to #6; IBF- Kermit Cintron up to #2 (#1 "NOT RATED")
Super Lightweights: WBC- no changes- Devon Alexander remains the #1 contender; Junior Welterweights: IBF- Herman Ngoudjo remains the #1 contender, Junior Witter up to #7
Lightweights: WBC- Edwin Valero remains the #1 contender, Urbano Antillon now #3 at 135 (had been #1 at 130); IBF- no changes- Ali Funeka remains the #1 contender (#2 "NOT RATED")
Super Featherweights: WBC- Francisco Lorenzo up to #1, Humberto Mauro Gutierrez up to #2; Junior Lightweights: IBF- Malcolm Klassen remains the #1 contender with #2 "NOT RATED"
Featherweights: WBC- Elio Rojas remains the #1 contender, Bernabe Concepcion now #5 (had been #3 at 122), Rocky Juarez now #6 (had been #4 at 130); IBF- Orlando Salido remains #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED", Cyril Thonmas up to #12
Super Bantamweights: WBC- outdated- changed Israel Vazquez' status from World Champion to Emeritus Champion later on December 17, Rafael Marquez remains the #1 contender; Junior Featherweights: IBF- Celestino Caballero new Champion, Jeffrey Mathebula remains the #1 contender with #2 "NOT RATED", Jhonny Gonzalez up to #3, Rafael Marquez slips from #3 to #4, former champion Steve Molitor now #5
Bantamweights: WBC- Vusi Malinga remains the #1 contender; IBF- William Gonzalez still listed at #1 (#2 "NOT RATED") (note: Gonzalez was beaten by IBF champion Joseph Agbeko- MD 12- on 12/11)
Super Flyweights: WBC- Evans Mbamba up to #1, Jorge Arce back in at #2 despite holding the WBA interim title; Junior Bantamweights: IBF- Raul Martinez remains #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED")
Flyweights: WBC- Ponomrunglek Kratingdaeng (AKA Panomroonglek Kratingdaenggym) remains the #1 contender followed by Julio Cesar Miranda and Koki Kameda at #2 and #3 respectively, Luis Concepcion up to #4; IBF- Moruti Mthalane down from #1 to #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED")
Light Flyweights: WBC- Cesar Seda up to #1, Adrian Hernandez up to #2, Omar Nino up to #3, Munetsugu Kayoh up to #4; Junior Flyweights: IBF- Juan Carlos Reveco remains #3 (#s 1 and 2 "NOT RATED")
Last of the updates:
Strawweights: WBC- Ganigan Lopez up to #1, Yasutaka Kuroki up to #2, Pigmy Muangchaiyaphume up to #3, Katsunari Takayama up to #4; Mini-Flyweights: IBF- Ronald Barrera remains the #1 contender with #2 "NOT RATED", Nkosinathi Joyi up to #4
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The Ring's ratings as of December 21 were posted on their website December 22.
There were changes in only one division- the heavyweights:
Champion: VACANT
1- Wladimir Klitschko
2- Vitali Klitschko
3- Ruslan Chagaev
4- Alexander Povetkin (up from #5)
5- Nicolay Valuev (down from #4)
6- Sultan Ibragimov
7- Samuel Peter
8- Oleg Maskaev
9- Juan Carlos Gomez
10- Alexander Dimitrenko
There were changes in only one division- the heavyweights:
Champion: VACANT
1- Wladimir Klitschko
2- Vitali Klitschko
3- Ruslan Chagaev
4- Alexander Povetkin (up from #5)
5- Nicolay Valuev (down from #4)
6- Sultan Ibragimov
7- Samuel Peter
8- Oleg Maskaev
9- Juan Carlos Gomez
10- Alexander Dimitrenko
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The WBA 's latest ratings, created December 23, were posted on their website today. I updated TTR's listings of those ratings tonight.
Here's a brief summary of some of the changes (at least the Ins" and "Outs"):
Heavyweight: IN: #6- David Haye; Out: #13- Sinan Samil Sam; Evander Holyfield- down from #12 to #13; Nikolay Valuev- runnerup for "Boxer of the Month"
Cruiserweight: IN: #9- Steve Cunningham; OUT: #9- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (N/A- WBC)
Light Heavyweight: IN: #12- Chris Henry; OUT: #3- Yuri Barashian (N/A- WBO)
Super Middleweight: IN: #5- Robert Stieglitz; OUT: #15- Alejandro Berrio
Middleweight: IN: #11- Daniel Edouard; OUT: #12- Dionisio Miranda (N/A- IBF)
Super welterweight: IN: #11- Lukas Konecny, #14- Cornelius Bundrage; OUT: #3- Joe Greene (N/A- WBC), #11- Zaurbek Baysangurov
Welterweight: IN: #6- Zab Judah; OUT: #1- Luis Collazo (N/A- WBC), #7- Frederic Klose; #1- now NOT RATED
Super Lightweight: IN: #13- Victor Cayo, #15- Norio Kimura; OUT: #13- Willy Blain, #14- Cesar Rene Cuenca
Lightweight: IN: #10- Ali Funeka, #11- Ichitaro Ishii; OUT: #11- Randy Suico, #14- Jorge Luis Teron
Super Featherweight: last month's #2- Jorge Linares now the champion (also the WBA's "Boxer of the Month"); IN: #13- Yoshimatsu Yashiro, #14- Argenis Mendez; OUT: #5- Leonilo Miranda (now #5 at 126)
Featherweight: IN: #5- Leonilo Miranda (had been #5 at 130); OUT: #5- Rocky Juarez (N/A- WBO)
Super Bantamweight: IN : #11- Bernard Dunne, #12- Jeffrey Mathebula; OUT: #8- Sergio Medina, #12- Luis Perez
Bantamweight: no changes
Super Flyweight: IN: #10- Konosuke Tomiyama; OUT: #9- Pramuansak Posuwan (N/A- WBO)
Flyweight: no significant changes
Light Flyweight: IN: #14- Kompayak Porpramook; OUT: #7- Manuel Vargas (now the WBO interim champion at 105)
Minimumweight: IN #15- Gabriel Pumar; OUT: #9- Pornsawan Pramuk (AKA Kratingdaenggym; AKA Porpramook)
Here's a brief summary of some of the changes (at least the Ins" and "Outs"):
Heavyweight: IN: #6- David Haye; Out: #13- Sinan Samil Sam; Evander Holyfield- down from #12 to #13; Nikolay Valuev- runnerup for "Boxer of the Month"
Cruiserweight: IN: #9- Steve Cunningham; OUT: #9- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (N/A- WBC)
Light Heavyweight: IN: #12- Chris Henry; OUT: #3- Yuri Barashian (N/A- WBO)
Super Middleweight: IN: #5- Robert Stieglitz; OUT: #15- Alejandro Berrio
Middleweight: IN: #11- Daniel Edouard; OUT: #12- Dionisio Miranda (N/A- IBF)
Super welterweight: IN: #11- Lukas Konecny, #14- Cornelius Bundrage; OUT: #3- Joe Greene (N/A- WBC), #11- Zaurbek Baysangurov
Welterweight: IN: #6- Zab Judah; OUT: #1- Luis Collazo (N/A- WBC), #7- Frederic Klose; #1- now NOT RATED
Super Lightweight: IN: #13- Victor Cayo, #15- Norio Kimura; OUT: #13- Willy Blain, #14- Cesar Rene Cuenca
Lightweight: IN: #10- Ali Funeka, #11- Ichitaro Ishii; OUT: #11- Randy Suico, #14- Jorge Luis Teron
Super Featherweight: last month's #2- Jorge Linares now the champion (also the WBA's "Boxer of the Month"); IN: #13- Yoshimatsu Yashiro, #14- Argenis Mendez; OUT: #5- Leonilo Miranda (now #5 at 126)
Featherweight: IN: #5- Leonilo Miranda (had been #5 at 130); OUT: #5- Rocky Juarez (N/A- WBO)
Super Bantamweight: IN : #11- Bernard Dunne, #12- Jeffrey Mathebula; OUT: #8- Sergio Medina, #12- Luis Perez
Bantamweight: no changes
Super Flyweight: IN: #10- Konosuke Tomiyama; OUT: #9- Pramuansak Posuwan (N/A- WBO)
Flyweight: no significant changes
Light Flyweight: IN: #14- Kompayak Porpramook; OUT: #7- Manuel Vargas (now the WBO interim champion at 105)
Minimumweight: IN #15- Gabriel Pumar; OUT: #9- Pornsawan Pramuk (AKA Kratingdaenggym; AKA Porpramook)
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The WBO's January 2009 rankings were posted on their website yesterday. I updated TTR's listings of those ratings last night and this morning.
Points of interest:
105- Manuel Vargas- now interim champion (had been #7); Daniel Reyes- now #9 (Reyes, who lost to Vargas, had been interim champion)
108- no major changes
112- IN: #10- Luis Concepcion, #11- Tomonobu Shimizu; OUT: #3- Bernard Inom, #5- Roberto Vasquez
115- IN: #11- Evans Mbamba; OUT: #11- Devid Lookmahanak (note: Mbamba stopped Lookmahanak in a WBC eliminator)
118- IN : #10- Simpiwe Vetyeka; OUT: #10- Luis Melendez
122- IN : #11 Rendall Munroe (incorrectly listed as "Rendall Dunne"); OUT: #3- Sergio Medina (for obvious reasons!)
126- no changes
130- IN: #14- Vicente M. Rodriguez; OUT:#10- Alex Arthur (now #13 at 135)
135- IN: #8- Joan Guzman (had been #13 at 140), #13- Alex Arthur (had been #10 at 130); OUT: #6- Martin Kristjansen, #12- Jorge Luis Teron
140- IN: #11- Junior witter, #12- Marcos Maidana, #14- Mike Alvarado; OUT: #2- Ricardo Torres, #10- Demetrius Hopkins, #13- Joan Guzman (now #8 at 135)
147- IN: #5- Rafal Jackiewicz; OUT: #10- Christian Bladt (note: Jackiewicz, in back-to-back bouts, took the EBU European title from Jackson Osei Bonsu and defended it successfully against Jan Zaveck)
154- IN: #10- Sergio Mora, #15- Cornelius Bundrage; OUT: #1- Oscar De La Hoya, #12- Zaurbek Baysangurov (note: Bundrage recently beat Baysangurov)
160- no major changes
168- IN: #6- Mads Larsen, #11- Sakio Bika, #12- Vitaly Tsypko; OUT: #6- Carl Froch (moved from the contenders' top 15 to the champions list now that he holds the WBC title), #11- Jean Pascal, #12- Daniel McKinnon
175- Beibut Shumenov up to #9 from #15
200- IN: #13- Lasse Johansen; OUT: #9- Francisco Alvarez
HVY- IN: #6- James Toney, #12- Vladimir Virchis, #14- Matt Skelton; OUT: #8- Hasim Rahman, #9- Michael Grant (after a token appearance in the rankings lasting one month), #15- Taras Bidenko
Points of interest:
105- Manuel Vargas- now interim champion (had been #7); Daniel Reyes- now #9 (Reyes, who lost to Vargas, had been interim champion)
108- no major changes
112- IN: #10- Luis Concepcion, #11- Tomonobu Shimizu; OUT: #3- Bernard Inom, #5- Roberto Vasquez
115- IN: #11- Evans Mbamba; OUT: #11- Devid Lookmahanak (note: Mbamba stopped Lookmahanak in a WBC eliminator)
118- IN : #10- Simpiwe Vetyeka; OUT: #10- Luis Melendez
122- IN : #11 Rendall Munroe (incorrectly listed as "Rendall Dunne"); OUT: #3- Sergio Medina (for obvious reasons!)
126- no changes
130- IN: #14- Vicente M. Rodriguez; OUT:#10- Alex Arthur (now #13 at 135)
135- IN: #8- Joan Guzman (had been #13 at 140), #13- Alex Arthur (had been #10 at 130); OUT: #6- Martin Kristjansen, #12- Jorge Luis Teron
140- IN: #11- Junior witter, #12- Marcos Maidana, #14- Mike Alvarado; OUT: #2- Ricardo Torres, #10- Demetrius Hopkins, #13- Joan Guzman (now #8 at 135)
147- IN: #5- Rafal Jackiewicz; OUT: #10- Christian Bladt (note: Jackiewicz, in back-to-back bouts, took the EBU European title from Jackson Osei Bonsu and defended it successfully against Jan Zaveck)
154- IN: #10- Sergio Mora, #15- Cornelius Bundrage; OUT: #1- Oscar De La Hoya, #12- Zaurbek Baysangurov (note: Bundrage recently beat Baysangurov)
160- no major changes
168- IN: #6- Mads Larsen, #11- Sakio Bika, #12- Vitaly Tsypko; OUT: #6- Carl Froch (moved from the contenders' top 15 to the champions list now that he holds the WBC title), #11- Jean Pascal, #12- Daniel McKinnon
175- Beibut Shumenov up to #9 from #15
200- IN: #13- Lasse Johansen; OUT: #9- Francisco Alvarez
HVY- IN: #6- James Toney, #12- Vladimir Virchis, #14- Matt Skelton; OUT: #8- Hasim Rahman, #9- Michael Grant (after a token appearance in the rankings lasting one month), #15- Taras Bidenko
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, those as of January 11, 2009, were posted on their website today. I just finished updating our (TTR's) listings of those ratings.
There were changes in 3 divisions:
CRUISERWEIGHT:
Champion: Tomasz Adamek
1- Steve Cunningham
2- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk
3- Guillermo Jones
4- Firat Arslan (up from #5)
5- Enzo Maccarinelli (up from #6)
6- Marco Huck (up from #7)
7- Vadim Tokarev (up from #8)
8- Giacobbe Fragomeni (up from #9)
9- BJ Flores (up from #10)
10- Matt Godfrey (new)
Out from ratings as of January 4, 2009:
#4- O'Neil Bell (note: to compete as a heavyweight)
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champion: VACANT
1- Mikkel Kessler
2- Lucian Bute
3- Librado Andrade
4- Anthony Mundine
5- Jermain Taylor
6- Carl Froch
7- Sakio Bika
8- Allan Green
9- Karoly Balzsay (new)
10- Denis Inkin (down from #9)
Out from ratings as of January 4, 2009:
#10- Andre Dirrell
JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHT:
Champion: Israel Vazquez
1- Rafael Marquez
2- Celestino Caballero
3- Juan Manuel Lopez
4- Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
5- Daniel Ponce De Leon
6- Steve Molitor
7- Ricardo Cordoba
8- Jhonny Gonzalez
9- Rendall Munroe (up from #10)
10- Toshiaki Nishioka (new)
Out from ratings as of January 4, 2009:
#9- Bernabe Concepcion (note: now competing as a featherweight)
There were changes in 3 divisions:
CRUISERWEIGHT:
Champion: Tomasz Adamek
1- Steve Cunningham
2- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk
3- Guillermo Jones
4- Firat Arslan (up from #5)
5- Enzo Maccarinelli (up from #6)
6- Marco Huck (up from #7)
7- Vadim Tokarev (up from #8)
8- Giacobbe Fragomeni (up from #9)
9- BJ Flores (up from #10)
10- Matt Godfrey (new)
Out from ratings as of January 4, 2009:
#4- O'Neil Bell (note: to compete as a heavyweight)
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT:
Champion: VACANT
1- Mikkel Kessler
2- Lucian Bute
3- Librado Andrade
4- Anthony Mundine
5- Jermain Taylor
6- Carl Froch
7- Sakio Bika
8- Allan Green
9- Karoly Balzsay (new)
10- Denis Inkin (down from #9)
Out from ratings as of January 4, 2009:
#10- Andre Dirrell
JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHT:
Champion: Israel Vazquez
1- Rafael Marquez
2- Celestino Caballero
3- Juan Manuel Lopez
4- Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
5- Daniel Ponce De Leon
6- Steve Molitor
7- Ricardo Cordoba
8- Jhonny Gonzalez
9- Rendall Munroe (up from #10)
10- Toshiaki Nishioka (new)
Out from ratings as of January 4, 2009:
#9- Bernabe Concepcion (note: now competing as a featherweight)
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The WBC's January 2009 ratings were posted on their website yesterday. Again, the "All Ratings" version was updated in its entirety. "By Category" still shows the November 2008 ratings for the heavyweights and the February 2008 rankings for the super flyweights!
I've updated TTR's listings of the WBC's top 15s of each of the 17 divisions:
HVY- no changes
200- IN: #14- Vitaliy Rusal, #15- Jean Marc Monrose; OUT: #4- Alexander Alexeev- N/A- WBO, #9- Valery Brudov- N/A- WBA
175- no major changes
168- IN: #10- Fulgencio Zuniga; OUT: #12- Jeff Lacy (down to #16)
160- IN: #11- Roman Karmazin; OUT: #11- Giovanni Lorenzo (down to #16)
154- IN : #14- Christophe Canclaux, #15- Daniel Edouard; OUT: #10- Zaurbek Baysangurov (down to #18), #15- Joe Greene (down to #16)
147- IN :#15- Irving Garcia; OUT: #2- Miguel Cotto- N/A- WBO
140- IN: #3- Ricky Hatton, #14- Ali Chebah, #15- Giuseppe Lauri; OUT: #12- Sergey Sorokin (down to #18), #14- Colin Lynes (down to #25), #15- Vivian Harris (down to #17)
135- IN: #5- Joan Guzman, #13- Ichitaro Ishii; OUT: #12- Miguel Angel Huerta (down to #22), #15- Jesus Chavez (down to #16)
130- No "Ins" or "Outs"; Humberto Soto- now World Champion (had been Interim Champion), Sergey Gulyakevitch- new #1 contender (had been #3), Francisco Lorenzo- down to #9 (had been #1)
126- IN: #15- Jackson Asiku; OUT: #6- Rocky Juarez- N/A- WBA
122- IN: #3- Rolly Lunas (AKA Rolly Matsushita); OUT: #7- Genaro Garcia (down to #17)
118- no major changes
115- IN: #11- Jose Salgado, #15- Rafael Concepcion; OUT: #11- Melchor Cob Castro (down to #20), #15- Danilo Pena (down to #16)
112- IN: #15- Xiong Zhao Zhong; OUT: #13- Shingo Yamaguchi (down to #19)
108- no major changes
105- no major changes
I've updated TTR's listings of the WBC's top 15s of each of the 17 divisions:
HVY- no changes
200- IN: #14- Vitaliy Rusal, #15- Jean Marc Monrose; OUT: #4- Alexander Alexeev- N/A- WBO, #9- Valery Brudov- N/A- WBA
175- no major changes
168- IN: #10- Fulgencio Zuniga; OUT: #12- Jeff Lacy (down to #16)
160- IN: #11- Roman Karmazin; OUT: #11- Giovanni Lorenzo (down to #16)
154- IN : #14- Christophe Canclaux, #15- Daniel Edouard; OUT: #10- Zaurbek Baysangurov (down to #18), #15- Joe Greene (down to #16)
147- IN :#15- Irving Garcia; OUT: #2- Miguel Cotto- N/A- WBO
140- IN: #3- Ricky Hatton, #14- Ali Chebah, #15- Giuseppe Lauri; OUT: #12- Sergey Sorokin (down to #18), #14- Colin Lynes (down to #25), #15- Vivian Harris (down to #17)
135- IN: #5- Joan Guzman, #13- Ichitaro Ishii; OUT: #12- Miguel Angel Huerta (down to #22), #15- Jesus Chavez (down to #16)
130- No "Ins" or "Outs"; Humberto Soto- now World Champion (had been Interim Champion), Sergey Gulyakevitch- new #1 contender (had been #3), Francisco Lorenzo- down to #9 (had been #1)
126- IN: #15- Jackson Asiku; OUT: #6- Rocky Juarez- N/A- WBA
122- IN: #3- Rolly Lunas (AKA Rolly Matsushita); OUT: #7- Genaro Garcia (down to #17)
118- no major changes
115- IN: #11- Jose Salgado, #15- Rafael Concepcion; OUT: #11- Melchor Cob Castro (down to #20), #15- Danilo Pena (down to #16)
112- IN: #15- Xiong Zhao Zhong; OUT: #13- Shingo Yamaguchi (down to #19)
108- no major changes
105- no major changes
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, as of January 18, were posted on their website today and have been updated here at TTR a well.
There were changes in only one division, the welterweights. Andre Berto, previously ranked #9, has moved up to #7, one spot ahead of Luis Collazo. The previous #7, Zab Judah, has dropped to #9.
There were changes in only one division, the welterweights. Andre Berto, previously ranked #9, has moved up to #7, one spot ahead of Luis Collazo. The previous #7, Zab Judah, has dropped to #9.