The IBF's latest monthly ratings were posted on their site yesterday (June 17) and The Ring's latest weekly ratings, for the period ending June 16, were posted on their site today.
A quick look at the changes in the IBF's rankings:
HVYWT: #12 Sannon Briggs out; Sinan Samil Sam in at #13
CRWT: #12 Johny Jensen out; Jean Marc Monrose in at #14
LHW: Out: #7- Yuri Barashian- N/A- WBA, #8- Reggie Johnson- N/A- Legal, #13- Chris Byrd; In: #7- Jurgen Brahmer (had been #3 at 168), #10- Chris Henry, #13- Shaun George
SprMW: Out: #3- Brahmer (see LHW), #7- Mikkel Kessler- N/A- WBA; IN: #6- Denis Inkin, #15- Markus Beyer
MW: Out: #15- Elvin Ayala; In: #15- Mahir Oral
JrMW: OUTDATED: Sechew Powell who lost to unranked Deandre Latimore on 6/11 is still rated #1; Out: #9- Richard Gutierrez; In- #10- Alfredo Angulo
WW: Out: #2- Andre Berto- N/A- WBC (#2 now "NOT RATED"); note: Miguel Rodriguez, who is fighting Berto in the WBC sanctioned bout, is still rated but slipped from #10 to #11
JrWW: OUTDATED: #1 listed as "NOT RATED"- #3 Herman Ngoudjo beat Souleymane M'Baye (then #5, now #4) in an eliminator for the #1 spot on 6/6; OUT: #13- Carlos Wilfredo Vilches; In: #10- Junior Witter
LW: no changes
JrLW: Out: #15- Bobby Pacquiao; In: #11- Vicente Escobedo
FeW: minor movement (no one in or out)
JrFeW: Out: #13- Mike Oliver, #14- Fahsan 3K Battery; In: #14- Reynaldo Lopez, #15- Ceferino Labrada (just in time for his title bout with Steve Molitor)
BW- OUTDATED: #7 Vusi Malinga TKO-4 #5 Veerapol Sahaprom on 6/12; also 3 fighters rated at 118 are actually fighting at 122: #4 Jhonny Gonzalez, #11 Genaro Garcia, and #14 Simone Maludrottu
JrBW: Out: #1- Alex John Banal- N/A- WBA (#1 now "NOT RATED")
FlyW: only changes within top 15- most notable: Bernard Inom up to #4- no one in or out
JrFlyW: OUTDATED: In at #8 Omar Nino despite losing to #13 Juanito Rubillar on 6/14; Out: #3- Giovanni Segura- N/A- WBA, #12- Juan Esquer; also In: #12- Nelson Dieppa; note: Juan Landaeta down from #5 to #10 despite beating Ronald Barrera (#7 at 105) on 6/7
Mini-FlyW: OUTDATED: Florante Condes listed as Champion, Raul Garcia as #1- Garcia dethroned Condes by SD 12 on 6/14; Out: #4- Juan Palacios- prolonged inactivity, #13- Francisco Soto; In: #12- Nkosinathi Joyi, #15- Abel Ochoa
The Ring had changes in only two divisions:
BW: Out: #6- Veerapol Sahaprom.; In: #10- Vusi Malinga
StrawWt (Mini-FlyW): Raul Garcia up from #10 to #2; Florante Condes down from #2 to #5
There were no changes in the junior flyweight rankings despite #9 Juanito Rubillar beating #4 Omar Nino on 6/14. Other Ring ranked junior flyweights in action this past weekend- #8 Juan Carlos Reveco TKOed unranked Ricardo Ariel Toledo on 6/13 and #10 Adrian Hernandez Tech. Draw 5 with unranked Eric Ortiz. The Ring has updated the records of the fighters in question except for Nino who they still have as 25-2-1- it s/b 25-3-1. (They did update Rubillar's record but not his ranking to reflect his win over Nino.)
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The WBA's lastest ratings, created June 19, were posted on their website June 20. They have been updated in TTR's BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS section.
Here are the "ins and outs" of those ratings:
Heavyweights: IN: #15- Dennis Bakhtov (PABA champion); OUT: #15- Malik Scott
Cruiserweights: OUT: the WBA no longer lists David Haye as their Unified Word Champion; they only list their World Champion Firat Arslan
Light Heavyweights: IN: #10- Yusaf Mack (NABA champion), #15- Daniel Lovett (PABA champion); OUT: #7- Tavoris Cloud- N/A- IBF, #10- Paul Briggs
Super Middleweights: IN: #15- Hector Velazco; OUT: World Champion- Anthony Mundine (vacated title; now ranked #3 at 160), #14- Sam Soliman
Middleweights: IN: #3- Mundine (see above), #15- Shannan Taylor (PABA champion); OUT: #8- Raul Marquez- N/A- IBF, #15- Tarvis Simms
Super Welterweights: IN: #15- Anthony Small; OUT: #15- Travis Simms
Welterweights: IN: #10- Charlie Navarro (Fedelatin champion), #11- Euri Gonzalez, #14- Selcuk Aydin, #15- Motoki Sasaki; OUT: #7- Andre Berto- N/A- WBC, #10- Jose Miguel Torres, #12- Miguel Rodriguez- N/A- WBC, #15- Koji Numata
Super Lightweights: IN: #13- Randall Bailey; OUT: #3- Souleymane M'Baye- N/A
Lightweights: none
Super Featherweights: IN: #10- Somsak Sithchatchawal (had been #8 at 122), #13- Takashi Uchiyama; OUT: #6- Jorge Barrios, #7- Takehiro Shimada
Featherweights: IN: #12- Jackson Asiku, #14- Billy Dib; OUT: #12- Osumanu Akaba, #14- Michael Lozada
Super Bantamweights: IN: #13- Wethya Sakmuangklang, #14- Eduardo Lazcano, #15- Luis Perez (had been #11 at 118); OUT: #8- Sithchatchawal (see above- Super Featherweights), #13- Lorenzo Parra, #15- Daisuke Yamanaka
Bantamweights: IN: #13- Cecilio Santos (had been #14 at 115); OUT: #11- Perez (see above)
Super Flyweights: IN: Unified World Champion- Cristian Mijares, #13- Victor Proa; OUT: #14- Santos (see above), #15- Caril Herrera
Flyweights: IN: #8- Julio Cesar Miranda, #14- Drian Francisco; OUT: #4- Tomonobu Shimizu- N/A- WBC, #8- Omar Salado
Light Flyweights: IN: #6- Ronald Barrera, #10- Milan Melindo (had been #10 at 105); OUT: #8- Juanito Rubillar- N/A- WBC, #15- Munetsugu Kayo
Minimumweights: IN: #4- Florante Condes (had been IBF World Champion); OUT: #10- Melindo (see above)
Here are the "ins and outs" of those ratings:
Heavyweights: IN: #15- Dennis Bakhtov (PABA champion); OUT: #15- Malik Scott
Cruiserweights: OUT: the WBA no longer lists David Haye as their Unified Word Champion; they only list their World Champion Firat Arslan
Light Heavyweights: IN: #10- Yusaf Mack (NABA champion), #15- Daniel Lovett (PABA champion); OUT: #7- Tavoris Cloud- N/A- IBF, #10- Paul Briggs
Super Middleweights: IN: #15- Hector Velazco; OUT: World Champion- Anthony Mundine (vacated title; now ranked #3 at 160), #14- Sam Soliman
Middleweights: IN: #3- Mundine (see above), #15- Shannan Taylor (PABA champion); OUT: #8- Raul Marquez- N/A- IBF, #15- Tarvis Simms
Super Welterweights: IN: #15- Anthony Small; OUT: #15- Travis Simms
Welterweights: IN: #10- Charlie Navarro (Fedelatin champion), #11- Euri Gonzalez, #14- Selcuk Aydin, #15- Motoki Sasaki; OUT: #7- Andre Berto- N/A- WBC, #10- Jose Miguel Torres, #12- Miguel Rodriguez- N/A- WBC, #15- Koji Numata
Super Lightweights: IN: #13- Randall Bailey; OUT: #3- Souleymane M'Baye- N/A
Lightweights: none
Super Featherweights: IN: #10- Somsak Sithchatchawal (had been #8 at 122), #13- Takashi Uchiyama; OUT: #6- Jorge Barrios, #7- Takehiro Shimada
Featherweights: IN: #12- Jackson Asiku, #14- Billy Dib; OUT: #12- Osumanu Akaba, #14- Michael Lozada
Super Bantamweights: IN: #13- Wethya Sakmuangklang, #14- Eduardo Lazcano, #15- Luis Perez (had been #11 at 118); OUT: #8- Sithchatchawal (see above- Super Featherweights), #13- Lorenzo Parra, #15- Daisuke Yamanaka
Bantamweights: IN: #13- Cecilio Santos (had been #14 at 115); OUT: #11- Perez (see above)
Super Flyweights: IN: Unified World Champion- Cristian Mijares, #13- Victor Proa; OUT: #14- Santos (see above), #15- Caril Herrera
Flyweights: IN: #8- Julio Cesar Miranda, #14- Drian Francisco; OUT: #4- Tomonobu Shimizu- N/A- WBC, #8- Omar Salado
Light Flyweights: IN: #6- Ronald Barrera, #10- Milan Melindo (had been #10 at 105); OUT: #8- Juanito Rubillar- N/A- WBC, #15- Munetsugu Kayo
Minimumweights: IN: #4- Florante Condes (had been IBF World Champion); OUT: #10- Melindo (see above)
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The Ring's ratings for the period ending June 23 were posted on their website June 24. I just finished updating our listings of their ratings a few minutes ago.
You can check them out in the BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS section.
The Ring included changes in four divisions:
Cruiserweights- now that David Haye has officially vacated all of his cruiserweight titles, The Ring now lists their cruiserweight title as vacant as well.
Middleweights: Raul Marquez, who upset Giovanni Lorenzo last Saturday night, replaced Lorenzo at #10.
Welterweights: Andre Berto, who stopped Miguel Angel "Miki" Rodriguez last Saturday night to win the vacant WBC title, is in at #10 replacing former IBF champion Kermit Cintron
Featherweights: the following is how the division's top ten now looks:
Champion: vacant
1- Chris John (up from #2)
2- Jorge Solis (up from #3)
3- Steven Luevano (up from #4)
4- Hiroyuki Enoki (up from #5)
5- Jorge Linares (up from #6)
6- Martin Honorio (up from #7)
7- Nicky Cook (up from #8)
8- Takahiro Aoh (up from #9)
9- Orlando Salido (new)
10- Guty Espadas, Jr.
Out from ratings for period ending June 16, 2008:
#1- Robert Guerrero (relinquished IBF title to campaign at 130)
Note: The Ring continues to list Jorge Barrios as the #5 junior lightweight contender despite the fact he hasn't fought in 14 months; Eagle Den Junlaphan is still listed under the name "Eagle Kyowa" despite the fact Junlaphan no longer uses "Kyowa" privately or professionally.
You can check them out in the BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS section.
The Ring included changes in four divisions:
Cruiserweights- now that David Haye has officially vacated all of his cruiserweight titles, The Ring now lists their cruiserweight title as vacant as well.
Middleweights: Raul Marquez, who upset Giovanni Lorenzo last Saturday night, replaced Lorenzo at #10.
Welterweights: Andre Berto, who stopped Miguel Angel "Miki" Rodriguez last Saturday night to win the vacant WBC title, is in at #10 replacing former IBF champion Kermit Cintron
Featherweights: the following is how the division's top ten now looks:
Champion: vacant
1- Chris John (up from #2)
2- Jorge Solis (up from #3)
3- Steven Luevano (up from #4)
4- Hiroyuki Enoki (up from #5)
5- Jorge Linares (up from #6)
6- Martin Honorio (up from #7)
7- Nicky Cook (up from #8)
8- Takahiro Aoh (up from #9)
9- Orlando Salido (new)
10- Guty Espadas, Jr.
Out from ratings for period ending June 16, 2008:
#1- Robert Guerrero (relinquished IBF title to campaign at 130)
Note: The Ring continues to list Jorge Barrios as the #5 junior lightweight contender despite the fact he hasn't fought in 14 months; Eagle Den Junlaphan is still listed under the name "Eagle Kyowa" despite the fact Junlaphan no longer uses "Kyowa" privately or professionally.
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The Ring's weekly ratings for the period that ended June 30 were posted on their website yesterday. Their ratings were updated on TTR today.
There were only two divisions in which changes took place:
LIGHTWEIGHTS:
Champ: Joel Casamayor
1- Nate Campbell
2- Manny Pacquiao (new; was and still is listed as World Junior Lightweight Champion)
3- Juan Daiz
4- David Diaz (down from #2)
5- Jose Armando Santa Cruz (down from #4)
6- Julio Diaz (down from #5)
7- Michael Katsidis (down from #6)
8- Amir Khan (down from #7)
9- Yuri Romanov (down from #8)
10- Zahir Raheem (down from #9)
Out from rankings for period ending June 23, 2008:
#10- Anthony Peterson
FEATHERWEIGHTS:
Champion: Vacant
1- Chris John
2- Jorge Solis
3- Steven Luevano
4- Hiroyuki Enoki
5- Jorge Linares
6- Mario Santiago (new)
7- Martin Honorio (down from #6)
8- Nicky Cook (down from #7)
9- Takahiro Aoh (down from #8)
10- Orlando Salido (down from #9)
Out from ratings for period ending June 23, 2008:
#10- Guty Espadas, Jr.
It's a little disturbing that #5 ranked junior lightweight Jorge Barrios' prolonged inactivity (he hasn't fought in over 14 months) doesn't seem to bother those at The Ring at all.
The Ring's flyweight ratings are still cluttered with fighters campaigning at other weights. Both #6 Roberto Vasquez and #8 Jose "Carita" Lopez are now fighting at 115 and #10 Hugo Cazares, although weighing 113 when he stayed active with a win over Kermin Guardia, is challenging Ivan Calderon August 30 in an attempt to win back his junior flyweight title.
The Ring also still refers to #4 strawweight Eagle Den Junlaphan as "Eagle Kyowa."
There were only two divisions in which changes took place:
LIGHTWEIGHTS:
Champ: Joel Casamayor
1- Nate Campbell
2- Manny Pacquiao (new; was and still is listed as World Junior Lightweight Champion)
3- Juan Daiz
4- David Diaz (down from #2)
5- Jose Armando Santa Cruz (down from #4)
6- Julio Diaz (down from #5)
7- Michael Katsidis (down from #6)
8- Amir Khan (down from #7)
9- Yuri Romanov (down from #8)
10- Zahir Raheem (down from #9)
Out from rankings for period ending June 23, 2008:
#10- Anthony Peterson
FEATHERWEIGHTS:
Champion: Vacant
1- Chris John
2- Jorge Solis
3- Steven Luevano
4- Hiroyuki Enoki
5- Jorge Linares
6- Mario Santiago (new)
7- Martin Honorio (down from #6)
8- Nicky Cook (down from #7)
9- Takahiro Aoh (down from #8)
10- Orlando Salido (down from #9)
Out from ratings for period ending June 23, 2008:
#10- Guty Espadas, Jr.
It's a little disturbing that #5 ranked junior lightweight Jorge Barrios' prolonged inactivity (he hasn't fought in over 14 months) doesn't seem to bother those at The Ring at all.
The Ring's flyweight ratings are still cluttered with fighters campaigning at other weights. Both #6 Roberto Vasquez and #8 Jose "Carita" Lopez are now fighting at 115 and #10 Hugo Cazares, although weighing 113 when he stayed active with a win over Kermin Guardia, is challenging Ivan Calderon August 30 in an attempt to win back his junior flyweight title.
The Ring also still refers to #4 strawweight Eagle Den Junlaphan as "Eagle Kyowa."
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The WBC's July ratings were posted on their website on July 3 and have been updated on TTR.
Manny Pacquiao is listed as both the lightweight and super featherweight champion with the notation that he is in the process of deciding which title to voluntarily give up. That's standard procedure as champs have historically been given time to decide which title they will defend and which they will relinquish.
Some highly ranked fighters such as Rafael Marquez, Ricky Hatton, Ali Funeka, Joan Guzman, and strawweight Roman Gonzalez (among others) have been removed from the ratings and placed in the "Not Available" category because they will be challenging for other major organizations' titles or competing in other major organizations' eliminators.
With previously #1 ranked Andre Berto winning their vacant welterweight title, the WBC now ranks Luis Collazo as the #1 welterweight contender.
Joe Calzaghe, having given up the WBC super middleweight title, is now listed as the #1 contender for WBC light heavyweight champion Chad Dawson's title.
Chris Arreola has moved up to #5 in the heavyweight division, pushing David Haye to #6 and Oleg Maskaev to #7.
Manny Pacquiao is listed as both the lightweight and super featherweight champion with the notation that he is in the process of deciding which title to voluntarily give up. That's standard procedure as champs have historically been given time to decide which title they will defend and which they will relinquish.
Some highly ranked fighters such as Rafael Marquez, Ricky Hatton, Ali Funeka, Joan Guzman, and strawweight Roman Gonzalez (among others) have been removed from the ratings and placed in the "Not Available" category because they will be challenging for other major organizations' titles or competing in other major organizations' eliminators.
With previously #1 ranked Andre Berto winning their vacant welterweight title, the WBC now ranks Luis Collazo as the #1 welterweight contender.
Joe Calzaghe, having given up the WBC super middleweight title, is now listed as the #1 contender for WBC light heavyweight champion Chad Dawson's title.
Chris Arreola has moved up to #5 in the heavyweight division, pushing David Haye to #6 and Oleg Maskaev to #7.
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The Ring's weekly ratings for the period ending July 7 were posted on their website July 8.
There were changes in only 3 divisions. Hugo Garay, the newly crowned WBA champion, is in at #10 in the light heavyweight division (replacing Juergen Braehmer). New WBO champion Kendall Holt is in at #6 at 140 pushing the former WBO champion Ricardo Torres, Juan Urango, Lovemore Ndou, and Juan Lazcano down one spot each and pushing Demetrius Hopkins out of the top ten. At lightweight, Ali Funeka replaced the man he kayoed in an IBF eliminator, Zahir Raheem, at #10.
There were changes in only 3 divisions. Hugo Garay, the newly crowned WBA champion, is in at #10 in the light heavyweight division (replacing Juergen Braehmer). New WBO champion Kendall Holt is in at #6 at 140 pushing the former WBO champion Ricardo Torres, Juan Urango, Lovemore Ndou, and Juan Lazcano down one spot each and pushing Demetrius Hopkins out of the top ten. At lightweight, Ali Funeka replaced the man he kayoed in an IBF eliminator, Zahir Raheem, at #10.
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The WBO's July 2008 ratings were posted on their website July 11. They have been updated on TTR.
Here are their champions and no. 1 contenders:
HVY- Wladimir Klitschko/Tony Thompson (that will change next month)
CrW- David Haye/Johnathon Banks
LHW- Zsolt Erdei/Roy Jones Jr.
SprMW- Joe Calzaghe/Karoly Balzsay
MW- Kelly Pavlik/Sebastian Zbik
JrMW- Sergiy Dzinziruk/Oscar De La Hoya
WW- Paul Williams/Shane Mosley
JrWW- Kendall Holt/Willy Blain
LW- Nate Campbell/Joan Guzman
JrLW- Alex Arthur/Juan Manuel Marquez
FeW- Steven Luevano/Monty Meza-Clay
JrFeW- Juan Manuel Lopez/Sod Looknongyangtoy
BW- Gerry Penalosa/Abner Mares
JrBW- Fernando Montiel/Pramuansak Phosawan
FlyW- Omar Narvaez/Rayonta Whitfield
JrFlyW- Ivan Calderon/Hugo Cazares
MiniFlyW- Donnie Nietes/Daniel Reyes
Here are their champions and no. 1 contenders:
HVY- Wladimir Klitschko/Tony Thompson (that will change next month)
CrW- David Haye/Johnathon Banks
LHW- Zsolt Erdei/Roy Jones Jr.
SprMW- Joe Calzaghe/Karoly Balzsay
MW- Kelly Pavlik/Sebastian Zbik
JrMW- Sergiy Dzinziruk/Oscar De La Hoya
WW- Paul Williams/Shane Mosley
JrWW- Kendall Holt/Willy Blain
LW- Nate Campbell/Joan Guzman
JrLW- Alex Arthur/Juan Manuel Marquez
FeW- Steven Luevano/Monty Meza-Clay
JrFeW- Juan Manuel Lopez/Sod Looknongyangtoy
BW- Gerry Penalosa/Abner Mares
JrBW- Fernando Montiel/Pramuansak Phosawan
FlyW- Omar Narvaez/Rayonta Whitfield
JrFlyW- Ivan Calderon/Hugo Cazares
MiniFlyW- Donnie Nietes/Daniel Reyes
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The Ring's newest weekly ratings, for the period ending July 14, were posted today.
There are changes in 4 divisions:
Heavyweight- Tony Thompson (#9)- out; John Ruiz (#10) up to #9; Chris Arreola in at #10
Cruiserweight- Tomasz Adamek- up from #3 to #2; Jean Marc Mormeck- down from #2 to #3
Junior Middleweight- Daniel Santos in at #7; Joachim Alcine, Sergei Dzindziruk, and Roman Karmazin all down 1 to #8, #9, and #10 respectively; Sergio Martinez (#10) out of top ten
Junior Flyweight- Juanito Rubillar up from #9 to #4; Omar Nino, Daniel Reyes, Nelson Dieppa, Brahim Asloum, and Juan Carlos Reveco all down 1 to #5, #6, #7 , #8, and #9 respectively.
There are changes in 4 divisions:
Heavyweight- Tony Thompson (#9)- out; John Ruiz (#10) up to #9; Chris Arreola in at #10
Cruiserweight- Tomasz Adamek- up from #3 to #2; Jean Marc Mormeck- down from #2 to #3
Junior Middleweight- Daniel Santos in at #7; Joachim Alcine, Sergei Dzindziruk, and Roman Karmazin all down 1 to #8, #9, and #10 respectively; Sergio Martinez (#10) out of top ten
Junior Flyweight- Juanito Rubillar up from #9 to #4; Omar Nino, Daniel Reyes, Nelson Dieppa, Brahim Asloum, and Juan Carlos Reveco all down 1 to #5, #6, #7 , #8, and #9 respectively.
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The WBA's latest ratings were "created" on July 18 and appeared on their website on July 20. I updated our listings of their divisional top 15s yesterday.
Among the changes:
HW- Out: Hasim Rahman (#11); In: Brian Minto (#15)
CrW- no changes
LHW- "world champion" no longer vacant- filled by Hugo Hernan Garay (who had been #2)
SprMW- "world champion" no longer vacant- filled by Mikkel Kessler; Out: Edison Miranda (#2), Hector Velazco (#15); In: Andre Ward (#12), Andre Dirrell (#13), Vitaly Tsypko (#14)
MW- Out: Cory Spinks (#4), John Duddy (#6), Giovanni Lorenzo (#9); In: Avtandil Khurtsidze (#12), Domenico Spada (#14), Renan St. Juste (#15)
SprWW- Daniel Santos- from #1 to "World Champion"; Joachim Alcine- from "World Champion" to #6
WW- Out: Joaquin Zamora (#12); In: Hector Saldivia (#14)
SprLW- Out: Giorgio Marinelli (#11); In: Brunet Zamora (#12)
LW- Out: Prawet Singwancha (#7), Dennis Laurente (#15); In: Breidis Prescott (#14), Verquan Kimbrough (#15)
SprFeW- Out: Jose Cheo Rojas (#2; now #2 at 126), Yuriorkis Gamboa (#3; now #3 at 126); In: Oleg Yefimovych (#14), Santos Benavides (#15)
FeW- Out: Cristobal Cruz (#6), Nicky Cook (#11); In: Jose Cheo Rojas (#2; had been #2 at 130), Yuriorkis Gamboa (#3; had been #3 at 130)
SprBW- Out: Julio Zarate (#6), Eduardo "Chucky" Lazcano (#14); In: Jorge Lacierva (#13), Elvis Mejia (#15)
BW: Out: Nobuto Ikehara (#8), Alejandro Valdez (#15); In: Masayuki Mitani (#10), Eric Morel (#11)
SprFlyW- Out: Jose Cabrera (#14); In: Chatchai Sasakul (#9)
FlyW- Out: Moruti Mthalane (#9); In: Richie Mepranum (#15)
LtFlyW- Out: Adrian Hernandez (#9); In: Carlos Tamara (#9)
Minimum- no changes
Among the changes:
HW- Out: Hasim Rahman (#11); In: Brian Minto (#15)
CrW- no changes
LHW- "world champion" no longer vacant- filled by Hugo Hernan Garay (who had been #2)
SprMW- "world champion" no longer vacant- filled by Mikkel Kessler; Out: Edison Miranda (#2), Hector Velazco (#15); In: Andre Ward (#12), Andre Dirrell (#13), Vitaly Tsypko (#14)
MW- Out: Cory Spinks (#4), John Duddy (#6), Giovanni Lorenzo (#9); In: Avtandil Khurtsidze (#12), Domenico Spada (#14), Renan St. Juste (#15)
SprWW- Daniel Santos- from #1 to "World Champion"; Joachim Alcine- from "World Champion" to #6
WW- Out: Joaquin Zamora (#12); In: Hector Saldivia (#14)
SprLW- Out: Giorgio Marinelli (#11); In: Brunet Zamora (#12)
LW- Out: Prawet Singwancha (#7), Dennis Laurente (#15); In: Breidis Prescott (#14), Verquan Kimbrough (#15)
SprFeW- Out: Jose Cheo Rojas (#2; now #2 at 126), Yuriorkis Gamboa (#3; now #3 at 126); In: Oleg Yefimovych (#14), Santos Benavides (#15)
FeW- Out: Cristobal Cruz (#6), Nicky Cook (#11); In: Jose Cheo Rojas (#2; had been #2 at 130), Yuriorkis Gamboa (#3; had been #3 at 130)
SprBW- Out: Julio Zarate (#6), Eduardo "Chucky" Lazcano (#14); In: Jorge Lacierva (#13), Elvis Mejia (#15)
BW: Out: Nobuto Ikehara (#8), Alejandro Valdez (#15); In: Masayuki Mitani (#10), Eric Morel (#11)
SprFlyW- Out: Jose Cabrera (#14); In: Chatchai Sasakul (#9)
FlyW- Out: Moruti Mthalane (#9); In: Richie Mepranum (#15)
LtFlyW- Out: Adrian Hernandez (#9); In: Carlos Tamara (#9)
Minimum- no changes
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, which covered the period ending July 20, 2008, were posted on their website July 22. The folowing day, the IBF posted their latest monthly ratings on their website.
The Ring had no changes in any of their divisional top tens. They did, however, fail to update junior flyweight Adrian Hernandez' record, still listing it as 13-0-1. Hernandez lost his NABF flyweight title to Oscar Ibarra on July 16. He still holds the WBC International and WBC Continental Americas light flyweight belts.
The IBF's ratings did have a number of changes. Listed below are some of them:
HVY: Out: #6- John Ruiz (N/A- WBA), #15- Carl Davis Drumond; In: #14- Travis Walker, #15- Shane Cameron
200: no changes
175: no changes
168: Edison Miranda- down from #5 to #8
160: Out: #8- Fulgencio Zuniga; In: #6- Fernando Zuniga, #13- Bronco McKart; note: #2 had been "NOT RATED" in last month's rankings- this month, Raul Marquez moved up from #13 to #2
154: In: #6- Deandre Lattimore; Sechew Powell- down from #1 to #10; Out: #12- Saul Roman, #15- Ricardo Mayorga (now #15 at 147)
147: Out: World Champion- Antonio Margarito (voluntarily relinquished title to fight for WBA title), #11- Miguel Rodriguez, #12- Shamone Alvarez; In: #12- Selcuk Aydin, #15- Ricardo Mayorga (had been #15 at 154)
140: In: #15- Devon Alexander; note: #1 had been "NOT RATED" in last month's rankings- this month, Herman Ngoudjo moved up from #3 to #1
135: Out: #13- Almazbek "Kid Diamond" Raiymkulov; In: #13- Jose Alfaro
130: Out: #10- Nicky Cook (N/A- WBO), #13- Gairy St. Clair; In: #4- Robert Guerrero (see 126), #12- Francisco Lorenzo
126: Out: World Champion- Robert Guerrero (voluntarily relinquished title to fight as a junior lightweight; now ranked #4 at 130)
122: no changes
118: no major changes
115: Out: #8- Chatchai Sasakul (N/A- WBC/WBA); In: #8- Alexander Munoz
112: Out: #13- Alejandro Hernandez, #14- Hussein Hussein; In: #13- Evert Briceno, #14- Angky Angkota
108: Out: #11- Cesar Canchila (N/A- WBA); In: #11- Carlos Tamara
105: Out: #3- Roman Gonzalez (N/A- WBA), #13- Eriberto Gejon, #14- Omar Soto (of Mexico); In: #12- Tshepo Lefele, #14- Sonny Boy Jaro; World Champion- Raul Garcia (had been #1); Florante Condes (had been World Champion; now #5); #1- now "NOT RATED"
The Ring had no changes in any of their divisional top tens. They did, however, fail to update junior flyweight Adrian Hernandez' record, still listing it as 13-0-1. Hernandez lost his NABF flyweight title to Oscar Ibarra on July 16. He still holds the WBC International and WBC Continental Americas light flyweight belts.
The IBF's ratings did have a number of changes. Listed below are some of them:
HVY: Out: #6- John Ruiz (N/A- WBA), #15- Carl Davis Drumond; In: #14- Travis Walker, #15- Shane Cameron
200: no changes
175: no changes
168: Edison Miranda- down from #5 to #8
160: Out: #8- Fulgencio Zuniga; In: #6- Fernando Zuniga, #13- Bronco McKart; note: #2 had been "NOT RATED" in last month's rankings- this month, Raul Marquez moved up from #13 to #2
154: In: #6- Deandre Lattimore; Sechew Powell- down from #1 to #10; Out: #12- Saul Roman, #15- Ricardo Mayorga (now #15 at 147)
147: Out: World Champion- Antonio Margarito (voluntarily relinquished title to fight for WBA title), #11- Miguel Rodriguez, #12- Shamone Alvarez; In: #12- Selcuk Aydin, #15- Ricardo Mayorga (had been #15 at 154)
140: In: #15- Devon Alexander; note: #1 had been "NOT RATED" in last month's rankings- this month, Herman Ngoudjo moved up from #3 to #1
135: Out: #13- Almazbek "Kid Diamond" Raiymkulov; In: #13- Jose Alfaro
130: Out: #10- Nicky Cook (N/A- WBO), #13- Gairy St. Clair; In: #4- Robert Guerrero (see 126), #12- Francisco Lorenzo
126: Out: World Champion- Robert Guerrero (voluntarily relinquished title to fight as a junior lightweight; now ranked #4 at 130)
122: no changes
118: no major changes
115: Out: #8- Chatchai Sasakul (N/A- WBC/WBA); In: #8- Alexander Munoz
112: Out: #13- Alejandro Hernandez, #14- Hussein Hussein; In: #13- Evert Briceno, #14- Angky Angkota
108: Out: #11- Cesar Canchila (N/A- WBA); In: #11- Carlos Tamara
105: Out: #3- Roman Gonzalez (N/A- WBA), #13- Eriberto Gejon, #14- Omar Soto (of Mexico); In: #12- Tshepo Lefele, #14- Sonny Boy Jaro; World Champion- Raul Garcia (had been #1); Florante Condes (had been World Champion; now #5); #1- now "NOT RATED"
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, for the period ending July 28, were posted on their website today.
There were changes in 4 of the 17 divisions.
Middleweights:
Champ: Kelly Pavlik
1- Arthur Abraham
2- Felix Sturm (up from #3)
3- Sebastian Sylvester (up from #4)
4- Amin Asikainen (up from #5)
5- Randy Griffin (up from #6)
6- Javier Castillejo (up from #7)
7- David Lopez (up from #9)
8- Raul Marquez (up from #10)
9- James McGirt, Jr. (new)
10- Marco Antonio Rubio (new)
Out from ratings for period ending July 20, 2008:
#2- Winky Wright (inactivity)
#8- Raymond Joval (lost to McGirt)
Welterweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Antonio Margarito (beat Cotto; up from #4)
2- Paul Williams (up from #3)
3- Miguel Cotto (down from #1)
4- Shane Mosley (down from #3)
5- Carlos Quintana
6- Zab Judah
7- Joshua Clottey
8- Luis Collazo
9- Jackson Bonsu
10- Andre Berto
Out from ratings for period ending July 20, 2008:
No one
Junior Bantamweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Cristian Mijares
2- Fernando Montiel
3- Alexander Munoz
4- Nobuo Nashiro
5- Jorge Arce
6- Dimitri Kirilov
7- Jose Navarro
8- Z Gorres
9- Vic Darchinyan
10- Rafael Concepcion (new)
Out from ratings for period ending July 14 2008:
#10- A. J. Banal (lost to Concepcion)
Junior Flyweights:
Champ: Ivan Calderon
1- Ulises Solis
2- Cesar Canchila (new)
3- Giovanni Segura (lost to Canchila; down from #2)
4- Edgar Sosa (down from #3)
5- Juanito Rubillar (down from #4)
6- Omar Nino (down from #5)
7- Daniel Reyes (down from #6)
8- Nelson Dieppa (down from #7)
9- Brahim Asloum (down from #8)
10- Juan Carlos Reveco (down from #9)
Out from ratings for period ending July 20, 2008:
#10- Adrian Hernandez (pushed out because of Canchila's win over Segura; also had lost recently to flyweight Oscar Ibarra)
There were changes in 4 of the 17 divisions.
Middleweights:
Champ: Kelly Pavlik
1- Arthur Abraham
2- Felix Sturm (up from #3)
3- Sebastian Sylvester (up from #4)
4- Amin Asikainen (up from #5)
5- Randy Griffin (up from #6)
6- Javier Castillejo (up from #7)
7- David Lopez (up from #9)
8- Raul Marquez (up from #10)
9- James McGirt, Jr. (new)
10- Marco Antonio Rubio (new)
Out from ratings for period ending July 20, 2008:
#2- Winky Wright (inactivity)
#8- Raymond Joval (lost to McGirt)
Welterweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Antonio Margarito (beat Cotto; up from #4)
2- Paul Williams (up from #3)
3- Miguel Cotto (down from #1)
4- Shane Mosley (down from #3)
5- Carlos Quintana
6- Zab Judah
7- Joshua Clottey
8- Luis Collazo
9- Jackson Bonsu
10- Andre Berto
Out from ratings for period ending July 20, 2008:
No one
Junior Bantamweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Cristian Mijares
2- Fernando Montiel
3- Alexander Munoz
4- Nobuo Nashiro
5- Jorge Arce
6- Dimitri Kirilov
7- Jose Navarro
8- Z Gorres
9- Vic Darchinyan
10- Rafael Concepcion (new)
Out from ratings for period ending July 14 2008:
#10- A. J. Banal (lost to Concepcion)
Junior Flyweights:
Champ: Ivan Calderon
1- Ulises Solis
2- Cesar Canchila (new)
3- Giovanni Segura (lost to Canchila; down from #2)
4- Edgar Sosa (down from #3)
5- Juanito Rubillar (down from #4)
6- Omar Nino (down from #5)
7- Daniel Reyes (down from #6)
8- Nelson Dieppa (down from #7)
9- Brahim Asloum (down from #8)
10- Juan Carlos Reveco (down from #9)
Out from ratings for period ending July 20, 2008:
#10- Adrian Hernandez (pushed out because of Canchila's win over Segura; also had lost recently to flyweight Oscar Ibarra)
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The Ring's weekly ratings (for the period ending August 3) and the WBC's monthly ratings (for August) were posted on their respective websites August 5.
I have updated our listings of both The Ring's divisional top tens and the WBC's top 15's.
There were changes in only 3 of The Ring's top tens:
Welterweights: Clottey up from #7 to #5, Quintana down from #5 to #6, and Judah down from #6 to #7;
Junior Bantamweights: Darchinyan up from #9 to #4, Nashiro down from #4 to #5, Arce down from #5 to #6, and Kirilov down from #6 to #9; and
Strawweights: Palacios in at #9, previous #9 Soto out of top ten.
Here are the "ins and outs" and other developments regarding the WBC's ratings:
Heavyweights: In: #8 Toney (had been N/A- Medical), #11 Sinan Samil Sam (up from #17); Out: #3- Ruiz (N/A- WBA), #8- Rahman (now #17)
Cruiserweights: no one out of the top 15- biggest change: Johnathon Banks- up from #14 to #8
Light Heavyweights: In: Braimah Kamoko- in at #6 after a month's absence from the ratings; Out: #15- Peter Venancio (now #16)
Super Middleweights: no one out of the top 15- interesting changes: Jermain Taylor- up to #2 from #3; Jeff Lacy- up to #5 from #12
Middleweights: Out: #10 Ronald "Winky" Wright (inactivity; completely out of the top 40); In: Khoren Ghevorgyan (up from #16 to #15)
Super Welterweights: no one out of the top 15- interseting changes: Zaur Baysangurov (now #8) switched places with James Kirkland (now #10); Jamie Moore (now #14) switched places with Alfredo Angulo (now #15)
Welterweights: In: #2- Miguel Cotto (had been WBA champion), #15 Steve Fobes (just in time for his bout wth WBC champion Berto); Out: #7- Joaquin Zamora- inactivity, #8- David Estrada (now #19).
Super Lightweights: In: #6- Edner Cherry (had been #6 at 135); Out: #9- Norio Kimora (N/A- WBA)
Lightweights: Out- #6 - Cherry (see super lightweights); In: #15- Ameth Diaz (up from #16)
Super Featherweights: Out- World Champion- Manny Pacquiao (decided to keep lightweight title and vacate super featherweight title), #3- Yuriorkis Gamboa (now #4 at 126); In: #15- Alejandro Sanabria, Jr. (new to top 40)
Featherweights: In: #4- Gamboa (see super featherweights), #14- Marlon Aguilar (had been #19); Out: #13- Cristobal Cruz (now #16), #14- Fernando Saucedo (now #18)
Super Bantamweights: no one out of the top 15- Ricardo Cordoba up from #8 to #6
Bantamweights: no one out of the top 15- Tshifhiwa Munyai down from #4 to #15
Super Flyweights: In: Roberto Vasquez at #9 (had been #5 at 112), Raul Martinez at #11 (had been #11 at 112); Out- #14- Masibulele "Hawk" Makepula (down to #16), #15- Pramuansak Phosuwan (down to #17)
Flyweights: Out: #5- Vasquez (see super flyweights), #9- Moruti Mthalane (N/A- IBF), #11- Martinez (see super flyweights); In: #10- Oscar Ibarra (had been #28 at 118), #13- Ivan Pozo (had been N/A- WBO), #14- Manuel Roman (up from #16)
Light Flyweights: In: #7- Sonny Boy Jaro (up from #16); Out: #6- Carlos Melo (down to #17)
Strawweights: In: #15- Job Solano (up from #22); Out: #15- Rodel Mayol (down to #17)
I have updated our listings of both The Ring's divisional top tens and the WBC's top 15's.
There were changes in only 3 of The Ring's top tens:
Welterweights: Clottey up from #7 to #5, Quintana down from #5 to #6, and Judah down from #6 to #7;
Junior Bantamweights: Darchinyan up from #9 to #4, Nashiro down from #4 to #5, Arce down from #5 to #6, and Kirilov down from #6 to #9; and
Strawweights: Palacios in at #9, previous #9 Soto out of top ten.
Here are the "ins and outs" and other developments regarding the WBC's ratings:
Heavyweights: In: #8 Toney (had been N/A- Medical), #11 Sinan Samil Sam (up from #17); Out: #3- Ruiz (N/A- WBA), #8- Rahman (now #17)
Cruiserweights: no one out of the top 15- biggest change: Johnathon Banks- up from #14 to #8
Light Heavyweights: In: Braimah Kamoko- in at #6 after a month's absence from the ratings; Out: #15- Peter Venancio (now #16)
Super Middleweights: no one out of the top 15- interesting changes: Jermain Taylor- up to #2 from #3; Jeff Lacy- up to #5 from #12
Middleweights: Out: #10 Ronald "Winky" Wright (inactivity; completely out of the top 40); In: Khoren Ghevorgyan (up from #16 to #15)
Super Welterweights: no one out of the top 15- interseting changes: Zaur Baysangurov (now #8) switched places with James Kirkland (now #10); Jamie Moore (now #14) switched places with Alfredo Angulo (now #15)
Welterweights: In: #2- Miguel Cotto (had been WBA champion), #15 Steve Fobes (just in time for his bout wth WBC champion Berto); Out: #7- Joaquin Zamora- inactivity, #8- David Estrada (now #19).
Super Lightweights: In: #6- Edner Cherry (had been #6 at 135); Out: #9- Norio Kimora (N/A- WBA)
Lightweights: Out- #6 - Cherry (see super lightweights); In: #15- Ameth Diaz (up from #16)
Super Featherweights: Out- World Champion- Manny Pacquiao (decided to keep lightweight title and vacate super featherweight title), #3- Yuriorkis Gamboa (now #4 at 126); In: #15- Alejandro Sanabria, Jr. (new to top 40)
Featherweights: In: #4- Gamboa (see super featherweights), #14- Marlon Aguilar (had been #19); Out: #13- Cristobal Cruz (now #16), #14- Fernando Saucedo (now #18)
Super Bantamweights: no one out of the top 15- Ricardo Cordoba up from #8 to #6
Bantamweights: no one out of the top 15- Tshifhiwa Munyai down from #4 to #15
Super Flyweights: In: Roberto Vasquez at #9 (had been #5 at 112), Raul Martinez at #11 (had been #11 at 112); Out- #14- Masibulele "Hawk" Makepula (down to #16), #15- Pramuansak Phosuwan (down to #17)
Flyweights: Out: #5- Vasquez (see super flyweights), #9- Moruti Mthalane (N/A- IBF), #11- Martinez (see super flyweights); In: #10- Oscar Ibarra (had been #28 at 118), #13- Ivan Pozo (had been N/A- WBO), #14- Manuel Roman (up from #16)
Light Flyweights: In: #7- Sonny Boy Jaro (up from #16); Out: #6- Carlos Melo (down to #17)
Strawweights: In: #15- Job Solano (up from #22); Out: #15- Rodel Mayol (down to #17)
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The WBO's August ratings were posted on their website yesterday. They have since been updated on TTR (See "Boxing Organizations Rankings").
Here are the most recent "Ins and Outs":
Mini-Flyweights: In: Luis Lazarte at #4, Zukisani Kwayiba at #14; Out: #8- Ronald Barrera, #14- Omar Soto (of Puerto Rico)
Junior Flyweights: In: Rodel Mayol at #9; Out: #4- Cesar Canchila (now the WBA interim light flyweight champion)
Flyweights: In: Julio Cesar Miranda at #10; Out- #2- Draian Francisco (now #6 at 115)
Junior Bantamweights: In: Francisco (see above), Dimtri Kirilov at #7 (had been IBF champion), Zolile Mbityi at #11; Out: #2- Vic Darchinyan (now the IBF champion), #7- Nobuo Nashiro (N/A- WBA), #14- Luis Melendez
Bantamweights: In: Eric Morel at #5, Heriberto Ruiz at #8, Michael Domingo at #15; Out: #8- Leon Moore, #14- Veeraphol Sahaprom (retired), #15- Alvaro Perez
Junior Featherweights: (no "ins" and "outs"; most important change- Bernabe Concepcion up to #6 from #10)
Featherweights: In: Yuriorkis Gamboa at #5, Vyacheslav Gusev at #12; Out: #12- Hector Velazquez, #15- Marcos Ramirez
Junior Lightweights: (no "ins" and "outs"; most important change- Leonilo Miranda up to #4 from #7)
Lightweights: In: Bobby Pacquiao at #10; Out- Interim World Champion- Joel Casamayor, #14- Raymundo Beltran
Junior Welterweights: (no "ins" and "outs"; most important change- Alex de Jesus up to #6 from #9)
Welterweights: In: Miguel Cotto at #1 (had been WBA champion); Out: #3- Joshua Clottey (now the IBF champion)
Junior Middleweights: In: Antonio Diaz at #10, Zaurbek Baysangurov at #11, Sherzod Husanov at #13; Out: #11- Kuvanych Toygonbaev, #12- Julio Ceasr Chavez, Jr., #13- Luciano L. Cuello
Middleweights: In: Dionisio Miranda at #14; Out: #14- Jamie Pittman
Super Middleweights: (no "ins" and "outs"; most important changes- Jermain Taylor up from #5 to #2 and Denis Inkin up from #8 to #3)
Light Heavyweights: In: Walter Pupua at #14; Out: #12- Stipe Drews
Cruiserweights: No "ins" but a major "Out": World champion- David Haye (voluntarily relinquished title; now rated #3 as a heavyweight)
Heavyweights: In: Haye (see above); Out: #15- Hasim Rahman
The Ring's weekly ratings for the period ending August 11 were posted on their website today. There were no changes from last week's ratings.
Here are the most recent "Ins and Outs":
Mini-Flyweights: In: Luis Lazarte at #4, Zukisani Kwayiba at #14; Out: #8- Ronald Barrera, #14- Omar Soto (of Puerto Rico)
Junior Flyweights: In: Rodel Mayol at #9; Out: #4- Cesar Canchila (now the WBA interim light flyweight champion)
Flyweights: In: Julio Cesar Miranda at #10; Out- #2- Draian Francisco (now #6 at 115)
Junior Bantamweights: In: Francisco (see above), Dimtri Kirilov at #7 (had been IBF champion), Zolile Mbityi at #11; Out: #2- Vic Darchinyan (now the IBF champion), #7- Nobuo Nashiro (N/A- WBA), #14- Luis Melendez
Bantamweights: In: Eric Morel at #5, Heriberto Ruiz at #8, Michael Domingo at #15; Out: #8- Leon Moore, #14- Veeraphol Sahaprom (retired), #15- Alvaro Perez
Junior Featherweights: (no "ins" and "outs"; most important change- Bernabe Concepcion up to #6 from #10)
Featherweights: In: Yuriorkis Gamboa at #5, Vyacheslav Gusev at #12; Out: #12- Hector Velazquez, #15- Marcos Ramirez
Junior Lightweights: (no "ins" and "outs"; most important change- Leonilo Miranda up to #4 from #7)
Lightweights: In: Bobby Pacquiao at #10; Out- Interim World Champion- Joel Casamayor, #14- Raymundo Beltran
Junior Welterweights: (no "ins" and "outs"; most important change- Alex de Jesus up to #6 from #9)
Welterweights: In: Miguel Cotto at #1 (had been WBA champion); Out: #3- Joshua Clottey (now the IBF champion)
Junior Middleweights: In: Antonio Diaz at #10, Zaurbek Baysangurov at #11, Sherzod Husanov at #13; Out: #11- Kuvanych Toygonbaev, #12- Julio Ceasr Chavez, Jr., #13- Luciano L. Cuello
Middleweights: In: Dionisio Miranda at #14; Out: #14- Jamie Pittman
Super Middleweights: (no "ins" and "outs"; most important changes- Jermain Taylor up from #5 to #2 and Denis Inkin up from #8 to #3)
Light Heavyweights: In: Walter Pupua at #14; Out: #12- Stipe Drews
Cruiserweights: No "ins" but a major "Out": World champion- David Haye (voluntarily relinquished title; now rated #3 as a heavyweight)
Heavyweights: In: Haye (see above); Out: #15- Hasim Rahman
The Ring's weekly ratings for the period ending August 11 were posted on their website today. There were no changes from last week's ratings.
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The WBA's latest monthly ratings were "created" on August 14 and posted on the WBA's website August 16. I have updated our listings of their divisional top 15s. (See the "BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS" section.)
There were no changes in the ratings for the heavyweight, cruiserweight, super middleweight, super bantamweight, bantamweight, and minimumweight classes.
Here are some of the changes in the other divisions:
Light Heavyweight: all contenders from the ratings created July 18 up 1 place; IN: Manny Siaca at #15; (Note: #1 had been "NOT RATED" in July- Jurgen Brahmer now up to #1 from #2)
Middleweight: IN: Dionisio Miranda at #12, Lajuan Simon at #15; OUT: #4- Joe Greene (now #4 at 154), #13- Sebastien Demers
Super Welterweight: IN: Greene at #4 (see Middleweight)
Welterweight: IN: Antonio Margarito as World Champion (had been IBF Champion), #15- Jesus Soto Karass; OUT: #7- Zab Judah; (Note: #1 had been "NOT RATED" in July- Luis Collazo now up from #2 to #1)
Super Lightweight: No "Ins and Outs"- Ionut Dan Ion (Jo Jo Dan) up to #9 from #11, Randall Bailey up to #10 from #13
Lightweight: IN: Anthony Peterson at #12; OUT: #12- Edner Cherry (N/A- WBC at 140)
Super Featherweight: IN: Jorge Linares at #2 (had been WBC Champion at 126); OUT: #14- Oleg Yefimovych (now #14 at 126)
Featherweight: IN: Mario Santiago at #6 (had been N/A- WBO), #11- Jorge Solis, #14- Yefimovych (see Super Featherweight); OUT: #5- Takahiro Aoh (N/A- WBC), #11- Jeffrey Mathebula (N/A- IBF at 122), #12- Jackson Asiku
Super Flyweight: Rafael Concepcion now Interim Champion, had been #7; IN: Jorge Arce at #6, Raul Martinez at #10 (had been #6 at 112), #14- Jose Cabrera; OUT: #8- Timor Shailezov, #12- Katsushige Kawashimma (retired); (Note: previous #4- Alex John Banal down to #12)
Flyweight: IN: #12- Ivan Pozo, #14- Evert Briceno, #15- Angky Angkota; OUT: #5- Wandee Singwangcha, #6- Martinez (see Super Flyweight), #7- Brian Viloria (N/A- IBF at 108)
Light Flyweight: Cesar Canchila now Interim Champion, had been #2; IN: Manuel Varga at #11; OUT: #14- Carlos Melo; (Note: #1 now "NOT RATED"- previous #1, Giovanni Segura, down to #5)
There were no changes in the ratings for the heavyweight, cruiserweight, super middleweight, super bantamweight, bantamweight, and minimumweight classes.
Here are some of the changes in the other divisions:
Light Heavyweight: all contenders from the ratings created July 18 up 1 place; IN: Manny Siaca at #15; (Note: #1 had been "NOT RATED" in July- Jurgen Brahmer now up to #1 from #2)
Middleweight: IN: Dionisio Miranda at #12, Lajuan Simon at #15; OUT: #4- Joe Greene (now #4 at 154), #13- Sebastien Demers
Super Welterweight: IN: Greene at #4 (see Middleweight)
Welterweight: IN: Antonio Margarito as World Champion (had been IBF Champion), #15- Jesus Soto Karass; OUT: #7- Zab Judah; (Note: #1 had been "NOT RATED" in July- Luis Collazo now up from #2 to #1)
Super Lightweight: No "Ins and Outs"- Ionut Dan Ion (Jo Jo Dan) up to #9 from #11, Randall Bailey up to #10 from #13
Lightweight: IN: Anthony Peterson at #12; OUT: #12- Edner Cherry (N/A- WBC at 140)
Super Featherweight: IN: Jorge Linares at #2 (had been WBC Champion at 126); OUT: #14- Oleg Yefimovych (now #14 at 126)
Featherweight: IN: Mario Santiago at #6 (had been N/A- WBO), #11- Jorge Solis, #14- Yefimovych (see Super Featherweight); OUT: #5- Takahiro Aoh (N/A- WBC), #11- Jeffrey Mathebula (N/A- IBF at 122), #12- Jackson Asiku
Super Flyweight: Rafael Concepcion now Interim Champion, had been #7; IN: Jorge Arce at #6, Raul Martinez at #10 (had been #6 at 112), #14- Jose Cabrera; OUT: #8- Timor Shailezov, #12- Katsushige Kawashimma (retired); (Note: previous #4- Alex John Banal down to #12)
Flyweight: IN: #12- Ivan Pozo, #14- Evert Briceno, #15- Angky Angkota; OUT: #5- Wandee Singwangcha, #6- Martinez (see Super Flyweight), #7- Brian Viloria (N/A- IBF at 108)
Light Flyweight: Cesar Canchila now Interim Champion, had been #2; IN: Manuel Varga at #11; OUT: #14- Carlos Melo; (Note: #1 now "NOT RATED"- previous #1, Giovanni Segura, down to #5)
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The IBF's latest monthly ratings were posted on their website yesterday. Many of the divisional top 15s are already outdated and some are, to say the least, perplexing.
A review of the changes in the IBF's rankings follows.
HEAVYWEIGHT: IN: James Toney at #10; OUT: #13- Oleg Platov
CRUISERWEIGHT: No "Ins" or "Outs"; only minor changes within the top 15
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT: remember, these ratings were posted August 20- Chad Dawson, who vacated the WBC title on July 11, is still listed as the WBC champion; Tavoris Cloud and Julio Gonzalez went into their August 8th IBF title eliminator ranked #5 and #11 respectively- Cloud stopped Gonzalez in the 10th round- Cloud and Gonzalez are still rated #5 and #11 and the top two positions are still listed as "NOT RATED"
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT: IN: Andre Dirrell at #12; OUT: #15- Markus Beyer
MIDDLEWEIGHT: IN: Daniel Geale at #15; OUT: #8- Ronald "Winky" Wright (inactivity); despite losing a 10-round, split decision to Dionisio Miranda on August 1, Sebastien Demers moved up from #9 to #8- Miranda is not ranked
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT: despite his August 13th TKO-6 victory over Jose Varela, Joel Julio was dropped from #4 to #11; no "Ins" or "Outs"
WELTERWEIGHT: despite having won the vacant IBF title on August 2 with a 9-round, unanimous technical decision over Zab Judah, Joshua Clottey is still listed as the #1 contender with Judah still ranked #3; despite having lost the WBA title to Antonio Margarito on July 26, Miguel Cotto is still listed as the WBA champion; IN: Lovemore Ndou at #2 (had been #4 at 140), Jesus Soto Karass at #9, Delvin Rodriguez at #13; OUT: #10- Roberto Garcia, #13- David Estrada, #15- Ricardo Mayorga; (note: #2 was NOT RATED last month; #12 is NOT RATED this month.)
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT: IN: Ionut Dan Ion (Jo Jo Dan) at #14; OUT: #4- Lovemore Ndou (now #2 at 147), #13- Mike Arnaoutis; (note: the IBF erroneously lists Vivian Harris twice- at #10 and at #15)
LIGHTWEIGHT: the lightweight ratings were not posted until August 21 (on the 20th, a note reading "Rankings not available" appeared where the lightweight rankings should have been). It should be noted that in the rankings posted July 23, the #1 position was "NOT RATED". In the rankings posted August 21, Ali Funeka was finally moved up from #6 to #1. He had knocked out Zahir Raheem in an IBF eliminator on July 5. Raheem has fallen from #4 to #6. IN: Michael Katsidis at #9; OUT: it wasn't necessary for the IBF to remove anyone from the top 15 because of the previously vacant #1 position being filled.
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT: No "Ins" or "Outs"; only minor changes within the #11 through #15 spots.
FEATHERWEIGHT: No "Ins" or "Outs"; only minor changes within the top 15; despite having vacated the WBC title on August 12, Jorge Linares is still listed as the WBC champion
JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHT: IN: Jhonny Gonzalez at #6 (had been #4 at 118); OUT: #12- Luis Perez (N/A- WBA)
BANTAMWEIGHT: despite having retired in June after being stopped by Vusi Malinga in their WBC title eliminator, Veeraphol Sahaprom is ranked #7; IN: Wladimir Sidorenko at #9, Daniel Diaz at #15; OUT: #4- Jhonny Gonzalez (now #6 at 122), #15- Frederic Patrac
JUNIOR BANTAMWEIGHT: despite having knocked Dimitri Kirilov in the 5th round of their August 2nd title bout, Vic Darchinyan is still listed at #4 and Kirilov as the IBF champion; IN: Francisco Arce at #12; OUT: #11- Jose Lopez (despite remaining active by stopping Oscar Andrade on August 8)
FLYWEIGHT: IN: Pongsaklek Wonjongkam at #9; Roberto Vasquez at #10 (Vasquez is also listed as #7 at 115); OUT: #9- Manuel Vargas (now #10 at 108); note: #1 had been "NOT RATED" in the ratings posted July 23- Moruti Mthalane, who outpointed Hussein Hussein in an IBF title eliminator July 5, was finally moved up from #6 to #1- Hussein, who had been ranked #14 in the IBF rankings posted June 17, had been dropped out of the top 15 when the IBF posted their rankings on July 23; Wandee Singwangcha, despite having lost a 10-round, unanimous decision to Takahisa Masuda on August 11, is still ranked #5- Masuda isn't rated but then the IBF does not include Japanese fighters in their rankings!
JUNIOR FLYWEIGHT: IN: Manuel Vargas at #10 (had been #9 at 112), Oscar Ibarra at #11 (note: Ibarra had come down from the bantamweight division to dethrone NABF flyweight champion Adrian Hernandez (by TKO-6 on July 16); Hernandez, who was dropped from #5 to #12 in the IBF's junior flyweight rankings this month, campaigns at both 108 and 112, and still holds the WBC's International and Continental Americas light flyweight championships); OUT: #10- Juanito Rubillar (N/A- WBC), #15- Glenn Donaire
MINI FLYWEIGHT: no changes
August 22 edit: see lightweight division.
A review of the changes in the IBF's rankings follows.
HEAVYWEIGHT: IN: James Toney at #10; OUT: #13- Oleg Platov
CRUISERWEIGHT: No "Ins" or "Outs"; only minor changes within the top 15
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT: remember, these ratings were posted August 20- Chad Dawson, who vacated the WBC title on July 11, is still listed as the WBC champion; Tavoris Cloud and Julio Gonzalez went into their August 8th IBF title eliminator ranked #5 and #11 respectively- Cloud stopped Gonzalez in the 10th round- Cloud and Gonzalez are still rated #5 and #11 and the top two positions are still listed as "NOT RATED"
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT: IN: Andre Dirrell at #12; OUT: #15- Markus Beyer
MIDDLEWEIGHT: IN: Daniel Geale at #15; OUT: #8- Ronald "Winky" Wright (inactivity); despite losing a 10-round, split decision to Dionisio Miranda on August 1, Sebastien Demers moved up from #9 to #8- Miranda is not ranked
JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT: despite his August 13th TKO-6 victory over Jose Varela, Joel Julio was dropped from #4 to #11; no "Ins" or "Outs"
WELTERWEIGHT: despite having won the vacant IBF title on August 2 with a 9-round, unanimous technical decision over Zab Judah, Joshua Clottey is still listed as the #1 contender with Judah still ranked #3; despite having lost the WBA title to Antonio Margarito on July 26, Miguel Cotto is still listed as the WBA champion; IN: Lovemore Ndou at #2 (had been #4 at 140), Jesus Soto Karass at #9, Delvin Rodriguez at #13; OUT: #10- Roberto Garcia, #13- David Estrada, #15- Ricardo Mayorga; (note: #2 was NOT RATED last month; #12 is NOT RATED this month.)
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT: IN: Ionut Dan Ion (Jo Jo Dan) at #14; OUT: #4- Lovemore Ndou (now #2 at 147), #13- Mike Arnaoutis; (note: the IBF erroneously lists Vivian Harris twice- at #10 and at #15)
LIGHTWEIGHT: the lightweight ratings were not posted until August 21 (on the 20th, a note reading "Rankings not available" appeared where the lightweight rankings should have been). It should be noted that in the rankings posted July 23, the #1 position was "NOT RATED". In the rankings posted August 21, Ali Funeka was finally moved up from #6 to #1. He had knocked out Zahir Raheem in an IBF eliminator on July 5. Raheem has fallen from #4 to #6. IN: Michael Katsidis at #9; OUT: it wasn't necessary for the IBF to remove anyone from the top 15 because of the previously vacant #1 position being filled.
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT: No "Ins" or "Outs"; only minor changes within the #11 through #15 spots.
FEATHERWEIGHT: No "Ins" or "Outs"; only minor changes within the top 15; despite having vacated the WBC title on August 12, Jorge Linares is still listed as the WBC champion
JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHT: IN: Jhonny Gonzalez at #6 (had been #4 at 118); OUT: #12- Luis Perez (N/A- WBA)
BANTAMWEIGHT: despite having retired in June after being stopped by Vusi Malinga in their WBC title eliminator, Veeraphol Sahaprom is ranked #7; IN: Wladimir Sidorenko at #9, Daniel Diaz at #15; OUT: #4- Jhonny Gonzalez (now #6 at 122), #15- Frederic Patrac
JUNIOR BANTAMWEIGHT: despite having knocked Dimitri Kirilov in the 5th round of their August 2nd title bout, Vic Darchinyan is still listed at #4 and Kirilov as the IBF champion; IN: Francisco Arce at #12; OUT: #11- Jose Lopez (despite remaining active by stopping Oscar Andrade on August 8)
FLYWEIGHT: IN: Pongsaklek Wonjongkam at #9; Roberto Vasquez at #10 (Vasquez is also listed as #7 at 115); OUT: #9- Manuel Vargas (now #10 at 108); note: #1 had been "NOT RATED" in the ratings posted July 23- Moruti Mthalane, who outpointed Hussein Hussein in an IBF title eliminator July 5, was finally moved up from #6 to #1- Hussein, who had been ranked #14 in the IBF rankings posted June 17, had been dropped out of the top 15 when the IBF posted their rankings on July 23; Wandee Singwangcha, despite having lost a 10-round, unanimous decision to Takahisa Masuda on August 11, is still ranked #5- Masuda isn't rated but then the IBF does not include Japanese fighters in their rankings!
JUNIOR FLYWEIGHT: IN: Manuel Vargas at #10 (had been #9 at 112), Oscar Ibarra at #11 (note: Ibarra had come down from the bantamweight division to dethrone NABF flyweight champion Adrian Hernandez (by TKO-6 on July 16); Hernandez, who was dropped from #5 to #12 in the IBF's junior flyweight rankings this month, campaigns at both 108 and 112, and still holds the WBC's International and Continental Americas light flyweight championships); OUT: #10- Juanito Rubillar (N/A- WBC), #15- Glenn Donaire
MINI FLYWEIGHT: no changes
August 22 edit: see lightweight division.
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, for the period ending August 25, were posted on their website today. I just finished updating them in the BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS section.
There were changes in only one division, the junior bantamweights:
THE RING (for period ending August 25, 2008):
Champ: Israel Vazquez
1- Rafael Marquez
2- Celestino Caballero
3- Juan Manuel Lopez
4- Steve Molitor
5- Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
6- Sergio Manuel Medina
7- Daniel Ponce De Leon (up from #8)
8- Rey Bautista (up from #9)
9- Jhonny Gonzalez (up from #10)
10- Ricardo Cordoba (new)
Out from ratings for period ending August 18, 2008:
#7- Takalani Ndlovu
There were changes in only one division, the junior bantamweights:
THE RING (for period ending August 25, 2008):
Champ: Israel Vazquez
1- Rafael Marquez
2- Celestino Caballero
3- Juan Manuel Lopez
4- Steve Molitor
5- Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
6- Sergio Manuel Medina
7- Daniel Ponce De Leon (up from #8)
8- Rey Bautista (up from #9)
9- Jhonny Gonzalez (up from #10)
10- Ricardo Cordoba (new)
Out from ratings for period ending August 18, 2008:
#7- Takalani Ndlovu
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The WBC's September 2008 ratings were posted on their website on September 6. The following contains the "ins and outs" of their diviosional top 15s (if applicable). In divisions where the names remained the same but the order was shuffled a bit, the "main" change, that is the fighter who moved up the highest (example from #5 to #2) within a given division will listed.
HEAVYWEIGHTS: no changes
CRUISERWEIGHTS: IN: #14- Yoan Pablo Hernandez; OUT: #14- Emmanuel Nwodo
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS: IN: #14- Vyacheslav Uzelkov, #15- Peter Venancio; OUT: #13- Zach Walters, #15- Thomas Ulrich
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS: IN: #9- Anthony Mundine, #14- Andre Dirreel, #15- Peter Manfredo, Jr.; OUT: #3- Denis Inkin (NA- WBO Interim), #14- Edison Miranda, #15- Mads Larsen
MIDDLEWEIGHTS: main change: Enrique Ornelas- up from #5 to #2
SUPER WELTERWEIGHTS: IN: #12- Joe Greene, #15- Nobuhiro Ishida; OUT: #4- Joel Julio (NA- WBO), #11- Vincent Vuma
WELTERWEIGHTS: IN : #12- Saul Alvarez; OUT: #6- Isaac Hlatshwayo (NA- IBF)
SUPER LIGHTWEIGHTS: main change: Randall Bailey- up from #12 to #7
LIGHTWEIGHTS: IN: #1- Edwin Valero; OUT: #3- Urbano Antillon (see Super Featherweights)
SUPER FEATHERWEIGHTS: #3- Urbano Antillon, #15- Benoit Gaudet; OUT: #7- Malcolm Klassen (NA- IBF), #12- Michael Lozada
FEATHERWEIGHTS: Oscar Larios- upgraded from Interim Champion to World Champion; IN: #3- Oleg Yefimovych, #14- Mario Santiago,#15- Cristobal Cruz; OUT: World Champion- Jorge Linares (voluntarily relinquished title), #10- Hiroyuki Enoki (NA- WBA), #11- Jeffrey Mathebula (NA- WBA- 122), #14- Marlon Aguilar
SUPER BANTAMWEIGHTS: main change- Otieno Collins Odour (AKA Sande Otieno) up from #12 to #11
BANTAMWEIGHTS: IN: #14- Daniel Diaz; OUT: #10- Genaro Garcia (NA- IBF)
SUPER FLYWEIGHTS: IN : #13- Gerson Guerrero, #14- Danilo Pena, #15- Masibulele "Hawk" Makepula; OUT: #1- Jorge Arce (NA-WBA), #4- Chatchai Sasakul, #6- Z Gorres (NA-WBO)
FLYWEIGHTS: IN: #11- Ronald Ramos, #12- Luis Concepcion.,#13- Faustino Capul, #14- Ratanapol Sor Vorapin; OUT: #5- Brian Viloria (NA- IBF- 108), #6- Wandee Singwangcha. #11- Rosendo Vega, #12- Alejandro Hernandez (NA- WBO- 115)
LIGHT FLYWEIGHTS: IN: #15- Rodel Mayol; OUT: #8- Luis Lazarte (NA- WBO Interim at 105)
STRAWWEIGHTS: #1 Juan Palacios now interim champion; IN: #10- Mohammed Rachman, #15- Armando Hernandez Torres; OUT: #2- Eagle Den Junlaphan, #4- Zukisani Kwayiba (NA- Medical)
HEAVYWEIGHTS: no changes
CRUISERWEIGHTS: IN: #14- Yoan Pablo Hernandez; OUT: #14- Emmanuel Nwodo
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS: IN: #14- Vyacheslav Uzelkov, #15- Peter Venancio; OUT: #13- Zach Walters, #15- Thomas Ulrich
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS: IN: #9- Anthony Mundine, #14- Andre Dirreel, #15- Peter Manfredo, Jr.; OUT: #3- Denis Inkin (NA- WBO Interim), #14- Edison Miranda, #15- Mads Larsen
MIDDLEWEIGHTS: main change: Enrique Ornelas- up from #5 to #2
SUPER WELTERWEIGHTS: IN: #12- Joe Greene, #15- Nobuhiro Ishida; OUT: #4- Joel Julio (NA- WBO), #11- Vincent Vuma
WELTERWEIGHTS: IN : #12- Saul Alvarez; OUT: #6- Isaac Hlatshwayo (NA- IBF)
SUPER LIGHTWEIGHTS: main change: Randall Bailey- up from #12 to #7
LIGHTWEIGHTS: IN: #1- Edwin Valero; OUT: #3- Urbano Antillon (see Super Featherweights)
SUPER FEATHERWEIGHTS: #3- Urbano Antillon, #15- Benoit Gaudet; OUT: #7- Malcolm Klassen (NA- IBF), #12- Michael Lozada
FEATHERWEIGHTS: Oscar Larios- upgraded from Interim Champion to World Champion; IN: #3- Oleg Yefimovych, #14- Mario Santiago,#15- Cristobal Cruz; OUT: World Champion- Jorge Linares (voluntarily relinquished title), #10- Hiroyuki Enoki (NA- WBA), #11- Jeffrey Mathebula (NA- WBA- 122), #14- Marlon Aguilar
SUPER BANTAMWEIGHTS: main change- Otieno Collins Odour (AKA Sande Otieno) up from #12 to #11
BANTAMWEIGHTS: IN: #14- Daniel Diaz; OUT: #10- Genaro Garcia (NA- IBF)
SUPER FLYWEIGHTS: IN : #13- Gerson Guerrero, #14- Danilo Pena, #15- Masibulele "Hawk" Makepula; OUT: #1- Jorge Arce (NA-WBA), #4- Chatchai Sasakul, #6- Z Gorres (NA-WBO)
FLYWEIGHTS: IN: #11- Ronald Ramos, #12- Luis Concepcion.,#13- Faustino Capul, #14- Ratanapol Sor Vorapin; OUT: #5- Brian Viloria (NA- IBF- 108), #6- Wandee Singwangcha. #11- Rosendo Vega, #12- Alejandro Hernandez (NA- WBO- 115)
LIGHT FLYWEIGHTS: IN: #15- Rodel Mayol; OUT: #8- Luis Lazarte (NA- WBO Interim at 105)
STRAWWEIGHTS: #1 Juan Palacios now interim champion; IN: #10- Mohammed Rachman, #15- Armando Hernandez Torres; OUT: #2- Eagle Den Junlaphan, #4- Zukisani Kwayiba (NA- Medical)
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings (for the period ending September 8) were posted on their website yesterday. TTR's listings of their ratings have been fully updated.
There were changes in 3 of the weight classes:
LIGHTWEIGHT:
Champ: Joel Casamayor
1- Nate Campbell
2- Manny Pacquiao
3- Juan Daiz
4- David Diaz
5- Jose Armando Santa Cruz
6- Julio Diaz
7- Michael Katsidis
8- Yuri Romanov (up from #9)
9- Ali Funeka (up from #10)
10- Breidis Prescott (new)
Out from rankings for period ending September 3, 2008:
#8- Amir Khan
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Juan Manuel Marquez
2- Joan Guzman
3- Edwin Valero
4- Humberto Soto
5- Rocky Juarez (up from #10)
6- Yodsanan Nanthachai (up from #7)
7- Cassius Baloyi (up from #8)
8- Mzonke Fana (up from #9)
9- Nicky Cook (new; had been #8 at 126)
10- Jorge Barrios (down from #5)
Out from ratings for period ending September 3, 2008:
#6- Alex Arthur
FEATHERWEIGHT:
Champion: Vacant
1- Chris John
2- Jorge Solis
3- Steven Luevano
4- Hiroyuki Enoki
5- Jorge Linares
6- Mario Santiago
7- Martin Honorio
8- Takahiro Aoh (up from #9)
9- Orlando Salido (up from #10)
10- Choi Tseveenpurev (new)
Out from ratings for period ending September 3, 2008:
#8- Nicky Cook (now #9 at 130)
There were changes in 3 of the weight classes:
LIGHTWEIGHT:
Champ: Joel Casamayor
1- Nate Campbell
2- Manny Pacquiao
3- Juan Daiz
4- David Diaz
5- Jose Armando Santa Cruz
6- Julio Diaz
7- Michael Katsidis
8- Yuri Romanov (up from #9)
9- Ali Funeka (up from #10)
10- Breidis Prescott (new)
Out from rankings for period ending September 3, 2008:
#8- Amir Khan
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT:
Champ: Vacant
1- Juan Manuel Marquez
2- Joan Guzman
3- Edwin Valero
4- Humberto Soto
5- Rocky Juarez (up from #10)
6- Yodsanan Nanthachai (up from #7)
7- Cassius Baloyi (up from #8)
8- Mzonke Fana (up from #9)
9- Nicky Cook (new; had been #8 at 126)
10- Jorge Barrios (down from #5)
Out from ratings for period ending September 3, 2008:
#6- Alex Arthur
FEATHERWEIGHT:
Champion: Vacant
1- Chris John
2- Jorge Solis
3- Steven Luevano
4- Hiroyuki Enoki
5- Jorge Linares
6- Mario Santiago
7- Martin Honorio
8- Takahiro Aoh (up from #9)
9- Orlando Salido (up from #10)
10- Choi Tseveenpurev (new)
Out from ratings for period ending September 3, 2008:
#8- Nicky Cook (now #9 at 130)
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The WBO's September 2008 ratings were posted on their website on September 13 and The Ring's latest weekly ratings, for the period that ended September 15, were posted on their website on September 16.
Both sets of ratings have been updated in TTR's BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS section.
There were numerous changes in the WBO's. Two which exemplify those changes are Alex Mazikin entering the heavyweight rankings at #15 and Amir Khan being dropped all the way out of the lightweight top 15. He had been ranked #2. It should be noted that Khan victim, Martin Kristjansen, moved up in the WBO's lightweight rankings from #11 to #7. (So much for logic!)
THE RING had changes in 5 of the 17 divisions:
Junior Middleweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Vernon Forrest (up from #4)
2- Verno Phillips (down from #1)
3- Oscar De La Hoya
4- Cory Spinks (up from #5)
5- Sergio Mora (down from #2)
6- Alex Bunema
7- Daniel Santos
8- Joachim Alcine
9- Sergei Dzindziruk
10- Joel Julio
Out from rankings for period ending September 8, 2008:
No one
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- Isaac Hlatswayo (new)
10- Andre Berto
Out from ratings for period ending September 8, 2008:
#9- Jackson Bonsu
Lightweights:
Champ: Juan Manuel Marquez (new; had been #1 at 130)
1- Nate Campbell
2- Manny Pacquiao
3- Juan Daiz
4- Joel Casamayor (had been Champion)
5- David Diaz (down from #4)
6- Jose Armando Santa Cruz (down from #5)
7- Julio Diaz (down from #6)
8- Michael Katsidis (down from #7)
9- Ali Funeka
10- Yuri Romanov (down from #8)
Out from rankings for period ending September 8, 2008:
#10- Breidis Prescott
Junior Lightweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Edwin Valero (up from #3)
2- Humberto Soto (up from #4)
3- Rocky Juarez (up from #5)
4- Yodsanan Nanthachai (up from #6)
5- Cassius Baloyi (up from #7)
6- Mzonke Fana (up from #8)
7- Nicky Cook (up from #9)
8- Jorge Barrios (up from #10)
9- Urbano Antillon (new)
10- Roman Martinez (new)
Out from ratings for period ending September 8, 2008:
#1- Juan Manuel Marquez (now Champion at 135)
#2- Joan Guzman
Strawweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Roman Gonzalez (new)
2- Raul Garcia
3- Yutaka Niida (down from #1)
4- Oleydong Sithsamerchai (down from #3)
5- Eagle Kyowa (note: The Ring still lists Eagle Den Junlaphan as "Eagle Kyowa") (down from #4)
6- Florante Condes (down from #5)
7- Muhammad Rachman (down from #6)
8- Katsunari Takayama (down from #7)
9- Donnie Nietes (down from #8)
10- Juan Palacios (down from #9)
Out from ratings for period ending September 8, 2008:
#10- Nkosinathi Joyi
Both sets of ratings have been updated in TTR's BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RANKINGS section.
There were numerous changes in the WBO's. Two which exemplify those changes are Alex Mazikin entering the heavyweight rankings at #15 and Amir Khan being dropped all the way out of the lightweight top 15. He had been ranked #2. It should be noted that Khan victim, Martin Kristjansen, moved up in the WBO's lightweight rankings from #11 to #7. (So much for logic!)
THE RING had changes in 5 of the 17 divisions:
Junior Middleweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Vernon Forrest (up from #4)
2- Verno Phillips (down from #1)
3- Oscar De La Hoya
4- Cory Spinks (up from #5)
5- Sergio Mora (down from #2)
6- Alex Bunema
7- Daniel Santos
8- Joachim Alcine
9- Sergei Dzindziruk
10- Joel Julio
Out from rankings for period ending September 8, 2008:
No one
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- Isaac Hlatswayo (new)
10- Andre Berto
Out from ratings for period ending September 8, 2008:
#9- Jackson Bonsu
Lightweights:
Champ: Juan Manuel Marquez (new; had been #1 at 130)
1- Nate Campbell
2- Manny Pacquiao
3- Juan Daiz
4- Joel Casamayor (had been Champion)
5- David Diaz (down from #4)
6- Jose Armando Santa Cruz (down from #5)
7- Julio Diaz (down from #6)
8- Michael Katsidis (down from #7)
9- Ali Funeka
10- Yuri Romanov (down from #8)
Out from rankings for period ending September 8, 2008:
#10- Breidis Prescott
Junior Lightweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Edwin Valero (up from #3)
2- Humberto Soto (up from #4)
3- Rocky Juarez (up from #5)
4- Yodsanan Nanthachai (up from #6)
5- Cassius Baloyi (up from #7)
6- Mzonke Fana (up from #8)
7- Nicky Cook (up from #9)
8- Jorge Barrios (up from #10)
9- Urbano Antillon (new)
10- Roman Martinez (new)
Out from ratings for period ending September 8, 2008:
#1- Juan Manuel Marquez (now Champion at 135)
#2- Joan Guzman
Strawweights:
Champ: Vacant
1- Roman Gonzalez (new)
2- Raul Garcia
3- Yutaka Niida (down from #1)
4- Oleydong Sithsamerchai (down from #3)
5- Eagle Kyowa (note: The Ring still lists Eagle Den Junlaphan as "Eagle Kyowa") (down from #4)
6- Florante Condes (down from #5)
7- Muhammad Rachman (down from #6)
8- Katsunari Takayama (down from #7)
9- Donnie Nietes (down from #8)
10- Juan Palacios (down from #9)
Out from ratings for period ending September 8, 2008:
#10- Nkosinathi Joyi
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The IBF and the WBA recently posted their latest monthly ratings and The Ring's latest weekly ratings came out today. All of those ratings have been updated in TTR's BOXING ORGANIZATIONS RATINGS section.
The IBF posted their ratings on September 18.
The following are their champions and top two contenders per division:
HVY- Champion: Wladimir Klitschko; top contenders: #1- Alexander Povetkin, #3- Alexander Dimitrenko
CrW- Champion: Steve Cunningham; top contenders: #1- Tomasz Adamek, #2- B. J. Flores
LHW- Champion: Antonio Tarver; top contenders: #1- Tavoris Cloud, #3- Roy Jones, Jr.
SprMW- Champion: Lucian Bute; top contenders: #1- Librado Andrade, #2- Vitaly Tsypko
MW- Champion: Arthur Abraham; top contenders: #2- Raul Marquez, #3- Sebastian Sylvester
JrMW- Champion: Verno Phillips; top contenders: #3- Cory Spinks, #4- James Kirkland
WW- Champion: Joshua Clottey; top contenders: #3- Isaac Hlatshwayo, #4- Shane Mosley
JrWW- Champion: VACANT; top contenders: #1- Herman Ngoudjo, #2- Juan Urango
LW- Champion: Nate Campbell; top contenders: #1- Ali Funeka, #3- Juan Diaz
JrLW- Champion: Cassius Baloyi; top contenders: #1- Malcolm Klassen, #3- Kevin Mitchell
FeW- Champion: VACANT; top contenders: #2- Orlando Salido, #3- Cristobal Cruz
JrFeW- Champion: Steve Molitor; top contenders: #1- Jeffrey Mathebula, #3- Rafael Marquez
BW- Champion: Joseph Agbeko; top contenders: #1- William Gonzalez, #3- Silence Mabuza
JrBW- Champion: Vic Darchinyan; top contenders: #3- Raul Martinez, #4- Dmitri Kirilov
FlyW- Champion: Nonito Donaire; top contenders: #1- Moruti Mthalane, #3- Denkaosan Kaovichit
JrFlyW- Champion: Ulises Solis; top contenders: #3- Juan Carlos Reveco, #4- Giovanni Segura
MiniFlyW- Champion: Raul Garcia; top contenders: #1- Ronald Barrera, #3- Muhammad Rachman
The WBA's ratings were "created" (compiled) on September 21 and posted on the 22nd.
Here are their champions and top contenders (note: OC = official challenger = mandatory challenger):
HVY- Champion (in recess): Ruslan Chagaev, Champion: Nicolay Valuev; top contenders: #1- Kali Meehan, #2- Taras Bidenko
CrW- Champion: Firat Arslan; top contendrs: #1- Guillermo Jones (OC), #2- Valery Brudov
LHW- Champion Hugo Hernan Garay; top contenders: #1- Jurgen Brahmer, #2- Roy Jones, Jr.
SprMW- Undisputed Champion: Joe Calzaghe, Champion: Mikkel Kessler; #1- Danilo Haussler (OC), #2- Gusmyl Perdomo
MW- Champion: Felix Sturm; top contenders: #1- Sebastian Sylvester (OC), #2- Anrthony Mundine
SprWW- Champion: Daniel Santos; top contenders: #2- Ricardo Mayorga, #3- James Kirkland
WW- Champion: Antonio Margarito, Interim Champion: Yuriy Nuzhnenko; top contenders: #1- Luis Collazo, #2- Nelson Linares
SprLW- Champion: Andreas Kotelnik; top contenders: #1- Marcos Rene Maidana, #2- Devon Alexander
LW- Undisputed Champion: Nate Campbell, Champion: Yusuke Kobori; top contenders: #1- Paulus Moses (OC), #2- Edwin Valero
SprFeW- Champion: VACANT; top contenders: #1- Israel Perez (OC), #2- Jorge Linares
FeW- Champion: Chris John; top contenders: #2- Jose Cheo Rojas, #3- Yuriorkis Gamboa, #4- Hiroyuki Enoki (OC)*
SprBW- Champion: Celestino Caballero, Interim Champion: Ricardo Cordoba; top contenders: #1- Poonsawat Kratingdaeng (AKA Kratingdaenggym) (OC), #2- Jhonny Gonzalez
BW- Champion: Anselmo Moreno; top contenders: #1- Wladimir Sidorenko, #2- Neomar Cermeno
SprFlyW- Unified Champion: Cristian Mijares, Champion: Nobuo Nashiro, Interim Champion: Jorge Arce; top contenders: #2- Alexander Munoz, #3- Duangpetch Saengmorakot
FlyW- Champion: Takefumi Sakata; top contenders: #1- Koki Kameda, #2- Denkaosan Kaowichit (OC)
LtFlyW- Champion (in recess): Brahim Asloum, Champion: Cesar Canchila; top contenders: #2- Juan Reveco, #3- Juan Landaeta
Minimum- Champion: Roman Gonzalez; top contenders: #2- Katsunari Takayama, #3- Carlos Campos
(*- Enoki, then ranked #2, faced then #3 ranked Takahiro Aoh in a title eliminator. They fought to a draw. Aoh has since signed to fight WBC champion Oscar Larios. Rojas and Gamboa were rated #2 and #3 at 130 at the time of the Enoki-Aoh bout.)
The Ring's latest weekly ratings (for the period ending September 22) contained changes in 5 of the 17 divisions.
Those changes are as follows:
LW- Julio Diaz- up to #6 from #7; Antonio Pitalua- new to the top ten at #7; and Jose Armando Santa Cruz- last week's #6, out of the top 10
JrFeW- Ricardo Cordoba- up to #9 from #10; Jhonny Gonzalez- down to #10 from #9
BW- Vusi Malinga- up to #8 from #10, Roberto Vasquez- last week's #6 flyweight contender, now ranked #9 at 118; Luis Perez- down to #10 from #8; and Saha Bakhtin- last wwk's #9, out of the top ten
JrBW- Kohei Kono- new at #10; Rafael Concepcion- last week's #10, out of the top 10
FlyW- Denkaosan Kaovichit, Jose Lopez, Koki Kameda, and Hugo Cazares- all up 1 spot to #6, #7, #8, and #9 respectively; Moruti Mthalane- new at #10, and Roberto Vasquez- last week's #10, out of the flyweight top ten and into the bantamweight top 10 at #9
The IBF posted their ratings on September 18.
The following are their champions and top two contenders per division:
HVY- Champion: Wladimir Klitschko; top contenders: #1- Alexander Povetkin, #3- Alexander Dimitrenko
CrW- Champion: Steve Cunningham; top contenders: #1- Tomasz Adamek, #2- B. J. Flores
LHW- Champion: Antonio Tarver; top contenders: #1- Tavoris Cloud, #3- Roy Jones, Jr.
SprMW- Champion: Lucian Bute; top contenders: #1- Librado Andrade, #2- Vitaly Tsypko
MW- Champion: Arthur Abraham; top contenders: #2- Raul Marquez, #3- Sebastian Sylvester
JrMW- Champion: Verno Phillips; top contenders: #3- Cory Spinks, #4- James Kirkland
WW- Champion: Joshua Clottey; top contenders: #3- Isaac Hlatshwayo, #4- Shane Mosley
JrWW- Champion: VACANT; top contenders: #1- Herman Ngoudjo, #2- Juan Urango
LW- Champion: Nate Campbell; top contenders: #1- Ali Funeka, #3- Juan Diaz
JrLW- Champion: Cassius Baloyi; top contenders: #1- Malcolm Klassen, #3- Kevin Mitchell
FeW- Champion: VACANT; top contenders: #2- Orlando Salido, #3- Cristobal Cruz
JrFeW- Champion: Steve Molitor; top contenders: #1- Jeffrey Mathebula, #3- Rafael Marquez
BW- Champion: Joseph Agbeko; top contenders: #1- William Gonzalez, #3- Silence Mabuza
JrBW- Champion: Vic Darchinyan; top contenders: #3- Raul Martinez, #4- Dmitri Kirilov
FlyW- Champion: Nonito Donaire; top contenders: #1- Moruti Mthalane, #3- Denkaosan Kaovichit
JrFlyW- Champion: Ulises Solis; top contenders: #3- Juan Carlos Reveco, #4- Giovanni Segura
MiniFlyW- Champion: Raul Garcia; top contenders: #1- Ronald Barrera, #3- Muhammad Rachman
The WBA's ratings were "created" (compiled) on September 21 and posted on the 22nd.
Here are their champions and top contenders (note: OC = official challenger = mandatory challenger):
HVY- Champion (in recess): Ruslan Chagaev, Champion: Nicolay Valuev; top contenders: #1- Kali Meehan, #2- Taras Bidenko
CrW- Champion: Firat Arslan; top contendrs: #1- Guillermo Jones (OC), #2- Valery Brudov
LHW- Champion Hugo Hernan Garay; top contenders: #1- Jurgen Brahmer, #2- Roy Jones, Jr.
SprMW- Undisputed Champion: Joe Calzaghe, Champion: Mikkel Kessler; #1- Danilo Haussler (OC), #2- Gusmyl Perdomo
MW- Champion: Felix Sturm; top contenders: #1- Sebastian Sylvester (OC), #2- Anrthony Mundine
SprWW- Champion: Daniel Santos; top contenders: #2- Ricardo Mayorga, #3- James Kirkland
WW- Champion: Antonio Margarito, Interim Champion: Yuriy Nuzhnenko; top contenders: #1- Luis Collazo, #2- Nelson Linares
SprLW- Champion: Andreas Kotelnik; top contenders: #1- Marcos Rene Maidana, #2- Devon Alexander
LW- Undisputed Champion: Nate Campbell, Champion: Yusuke Kobori; top contenders: #1- Paulus Moses (OC), #2- Edwin Valero
SprFeW- Champion: VACANT; top contenders: #1- Israel Perez (OC), #2- Jorge Linares
FeW- Champion: Chris John; top contenders: #2- Jose Cheo Rojas, #3- Yuriorkis Gamboa, #4- Hiroyuki Enoki (OC)*
SprBW- Champion: Celestino Caballero, Interim Champion: Ricardo Cordoba; top contenders: #1- Poonsawat Kratingdaeng (AKA Kratingdaenggym) (OC), #2- Jhonny Gonzalez
BW- Champion: Anselmo Moreno; top contenders: #1- Wladimir Sidorenko, #2- Neomar Cermeno
SprFlyW- Unified Champion: Cristian Mijares, Champion: Nobuo Nashiro, Interim Champion: Jorge Arce; top contenders: #2- Alexander Munoz, #3- Duangpetch Saengmorakot
FlyW- Champion: Takefumi Sakata; top contenders: #1- Koki Kameda, #2- Denkaosan Kaowichit (OC)
LtFlyW- Champion (in recess): Brahim Asloum, Champion: Cesar Canchila; top contenders: #2- Juan Reveco, #3- Juan Landaeta
Minimum- Champion: Roman Gonzalez; top contenders: #2- Katsunari Takayama, #3- Carlos Campos
(*- Enoki, then ranked #2, faced then #3 ranked Takahiro Aoh in a title eliminator. They fought to a draw. Aoh has since signed to fight WBC champion Oscar Larios. Rojas and Gamboa were rated #2 and #3 at 130 at the time of the Enoki-Aoh bout.)
The Ring's latest weekly ratings (for the period ending September 22) contained changes in 5 of the 17 divisions.
Those changes are as follows:
LW- Julio Diaz- up to #6 from #7; Antonio Pitalua- new to the top ten at #7; and Jose Armando Santa Cruz- last week's #6, out of the top 10
JrFeW- Ricardo Cordoba- up to #9 from #10; Jhonny Gonzalez- down to #10 from #9
BW- Vusi Malinga- up to #8 from #10, Roberto Vasquez- last week's #6 flyweight contender, now ranked #9 at 118; Luis Perez- down to #10 from #8; and Saha Bakhtin- last wwk's #9, out of the top ten
JrBW- Kohei Kono- new at #10; Rafael Concepcion- last week's #10, out of the top 10
FlyW- Denkaosan Kaovichit, Jose Lopez, Koki Kameda, and Hugo Cazares- all up 1 spot to #6, #7, #8, and #9 respectively; Moruti Mthalane- new at #10, and Roberto Vasquez- last week's #10, out of the flyweight top ten and into the bantamweight top 10 at #9
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, for the period that ended September 29, were posted on their website yesterday and updated on our's (TTR's) this morning. They contain changes in 5 divisions:
HEAVYWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Wladimir Klitschko
2- Samuel Peter
3- Ruslan Chagaev
4- Nicolay Valuev
5- Alexander Povetkin
6- Sultan Ibragimov
7- Oleg Maskaev
8- Juan Carlos Gomez (new)
9- John Ruiz
10- Chris Arreola
Out from ratings for period ending September 22, 2008:
#8- Vladimir Virchis
CRUISERWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Steve Cunningham
2- Tomasz Adamek
3- Jean-Marc Mormeck
4- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk
5- Guillermo Jones (new)
6- O'Neil Bell
7- Firat Arslan (down from #5)
7- Enzo Maccarinelli (down from #7)
8- Marco Huck (down from #8)
9- Vadim Tokarev (down from #9)
Out from ratings for period ending September 22, 2008:
#10- Rudolf Kraj
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Mikkel Kessler
2- Anthony Mundine
3- Lucian Bute
4- Jeff Lacy
5- Librado Andrade
6- Carl Froch
7- Allan Green
8- Sakio Bika
9- Denis Inkin
10- Jermain Taylor
Out from ratings for period ending September 22, 2008:
Champ: Joe Calzaghe (now just listed as Champ at 175)
JUNIOR FLYWEIGHTS:
Champ: Ivan Calderon
1- Ulises Solis
2- Cesar Canchila
3- Giovanni Segura
4- Edgar Sosa
5- Juanito Rubillar
6- Omar Nino
7- Nelson Dieppa (up from #8)
8- Brahim Asloum (up from #9)
9- Juan Carlos Reveco (up from #10)
10- Rayonta Whitfield (new)
Out from ratings for period ending September 15, 2008:
#7- Daniel Reyes (now #10 at 105)
STRAWWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Roman Gonzalez
2- Raul Garcia
3- Yutaka Niida
4- Oleydong Sithsamerchai
5- Eagle Kyowa (note: The Ring still lists Eagle Den Junlaphan as "Eagle Kyowa")
6- Florante Condes
7- Muhammad Rachman
8- Katsunari Takayama
9- Donnie Nietes
10- Daniel Reyes (new; had been #7 at 108)
Out from ratings for period ending September 22, 2008:
#10- Juan Palacios
Note: it's strange that Whitfield, who has never fought as a junior flyweight, is ranked #10 at that weight. He is the current WBO NABO flyweight champion and the WBO's #1 flyweight contender. The IBF ranks Whitfield at #12 at 112 while the WBC has Whitfield on their flyweight division's "Not Available" list because of his mandatory challenger status with the WBO.
HEAVYWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Wladimir Klitschko
2- Samuel Peter
3- Ruslan Chagaev
4- Nicolay Valuev
5- Alexander Povetkin
6- Sultan Ibragimov
7- Oleg Maskaev
8- Juan Carlos Gomez (new)
9- John Ruiz
10- Chris Arreola
Out from ratings for period ending September 22, 2008:
#8- Vladimir Virchis
CRUISERWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Steve Cunningham
2- Tomasz Adamek
3- Jean-Marc Mormeck
4- Krzysztof Wlodarczyk
5- Guillermo Jones (new)
6- O'Neil Bell
7- Firat Arslan (down from #5)
7- Enzo Maccarinelli (down from #7)
8- Marco Huck (down from #8)
9- Vadim Tokarev (down from #9)
Out from ratings for period ending September 22, 2008:
#10- Rudolf Kraj
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Mikkel Kessler
2- Anthony Mundine
3- Lucian Bute
4- Jeff Lacy
5- Librado Andrade
6- Carl Froch
7- Allan Green
8- Sakio Bika
9- Denis Inkin
10- Jermain Taylor
Out from ratings for period ending September 22, 2008:
Champ: Joe Calzaghe (now just listed as Champ at 175)
JUNIOR FLYWEIGHTS:
Champ: Ivan Calderon
1- Ulises Solis
2- Cesar Canchila
3- Giovanni Segura
4- Edgar Sosa
5- Juanito Rubillar
6- Omar Nino
7- Nelson Dieppa (up from #8)
8- Brahim Asloum (up from #9)
9- Juan Carlos Reveco (up from #10)
10- Rayonta Whitfield (new)
Out from ratings for period ending September 15, 2008:
#7- Daniel Reyes (now #10 at 105)
STRAWWEIGHTS:
Champ: Vacant
1- Roman Gonzalez
2- Raul Garcia
3- Yutaka Niida
4- Oleydong Sithsamerchai
5- Eagle Kyowa (note: The Ring still lists Eagle Den Junlaphan as "Eagle Kyowa")
6- Florante Condes
7- Muhammad Rachman
8- Katsunari Takayama
9- Donnie Nietes
10- Daniel Reyes (new; had been #7 at 108)
Out from ratings for period ending September 22, 2008:
#10- Juan Palacios
Note: it's strange that Whitfield, who has never fought as a junior flyweight, is ranked #10 at that weight. He is the current WBO NABO flyweight champion and the WBO's #1 flyweight contender. The IBF ranks Whitfield at #12 at 112 while the WBC has Whitfield on their flyweight division's "Not Available" list because of his mandatory challenger status with the WBO.
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The Ring's latest weekly ratings, for the period that ended October 6, were posted on their website yesterday. I updated our listings of them this morning.
There was a change in only one of the 17 divisions: Sergio Martinez is now back in the junior middleweight top 10, re-entering at #6; the previous #6, Alex Bunema, was dropped from the top ten.
There was a change in only one of the 17 divisions: Sergio Martinez is now back in the junior middleweight top 10, re-entering at #6; the previous #6, Alex Bunema, was dropped from the top ten.
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The WBC's October 2008 ratings were posted on their website on 10/9. I finished updating our (TTR's) listings of them this morning.
These are the "ins and outs" of the their divisional top 15s:
Heavyweight: IN: #10- Ray Austin (had been N/A), #12- Hasim Rahman (up from #17), #15- Odlanier Solis (up from #16); OUT: #1- Vladimir Virchis (announced retirement after losing to then #2, now #1 Juan Carlos Gomez, #13- JD Chapman (down to #17), #14- Carl Davis Drummond (down to #16)
Cruiserweight: IN: #8- Marco Huck (up from #16), #15- BJ Flores (up from #17); OUT: #7- Jean Marc Monrose (down to #16), #15- Rob Calloway (down to #19)
Light Heavyweight: IN: #15- Dean Francis (up from #16); OUT: #12- Vadim Sofanov (inactivity)
Super Middleweight: IN: #14- Mads Larsen (up from #16), #17- Stanislav Kashtanov (up from #17); OUT: #5- Fulgencio Zuniga (N/A- WBO), Jurgen Brahmer (N/A- WBA LHW)
Middleweight: IN: #14- James McGirt, Jr. (up from #17), #15- Kofi Jantuah (up from #16); OUT: #5- John Duddy (now #4 at 154), #15- Khoren Gevorgyan (down to #16)
Super welterweight: IN: #2- Shane Mosley (had been listed at 147 as N/A), #4- John Duddy (had been #5 at 160), #15- Christophe Canclaux (up from #18); OUT: #9- Andrey Tsurkan (down to #17), #15- Nobuhiro Ishida (N/A- WBA)
(note: 3 in, 2 out because last month's #2- Sergio Martinez- is now the interim champion)
Welterweight: IN: #8- Zab Judah (had been N/A), #11- Rafal Jackiewicz (beat Bonsu, who dropped from #3 to #13); OUT: #13- Steve Forbes, #15- Irving Garcia (down to #16)
Super Lightweight: IN: #15- Mike Arnaoutis (up from #18); OUT: #13- Ali Chebah (down to #16)
Lightweight: IN: #7- Juan Diaz (had been N/A), #10- Breidis Prescott (up from #22), #14- Almazbek "Kid Diamond" Raiymkulov (up from #24); OUT: #5- Amir Khan (down to #18), #12- Fernando Angulo (down to #17), #14- Javier Jauregui (down to #25)
Super Featherweight: IN: #4- Gamaliel Diaz (had been #5 at 126), #13- Humberto Mauro Gutierrez (had been #32 at 135); OUT: #9- Ray Beltran (down to #19), #15- Benoit Gaudet (down to #17)
Featherweight: IN: #12- Fernando Saucedo (up from #16), #13- Roinet Caballero (up from #17), #14- Viorel Simion (up from #18), #15- Santos Martinez (up from #19); OUT: #5- Gamaliel Diaz (now #4 at 130), #8- Jorge Solis (N/A- WBA SprFeW), #11- Orlando Salido (N/A- IBF), #15- Cristobal Cruz (N/A- IBF)
Super Bantamweight: IN: #9- Genaro Garcia (had been N/A- IBF at 118), #13- Kazuma Miura; OUT: #6- Ricardo Cordoba (now the WBA's interim champion)
(Note: 2 in, 1 out because last month's #2- Toshiaki Nishioka- is now the interim champion)
Bantamweight: IN: #15- Mauricio Martinez (up from #16), OUT: #3- Rolly Lunas (AKA Matsushita; N/A- WBA)
Super Flyweight: IN: #10- Kohei Kono (had been N/A- WBA), #15- Konosuke Tomiyama (up from #21); OUT: #11- Victor Zaleta (down to #20), #15- Masibulele "Hawk" Makepula (down to #17)
Flyweight: IN: #13- Takahisa Masuda (up from #21); OUT: #14- Ratanapol Sor Vorapin (down to #21)
Light Flyweight: IN: No one; OUT: No one
Strawweight: IN: #15- Denver Cuello (up from #16); OUT: #14- Lorenzo Trejo (down to #16)
These are the "ins and outs" of the their divisional top 15s:
Heavyweight: IN: #10- Ray Austin (had been N/A), #12- Hasim Rahman (up from #17), #15- Odlanier Solis (up from #16); OUT: #1- Vladimir Virchis (announced retirement after losing to then #2, now #1 Juan Carlos Gomez, #13- JD Chapman (down to #17), #14- Carl Davis Drummond (down to #16)
Cruiserweight: IN: #8- Marco Huck (up from #16), #15- BJ Flores (up from #17); OUT: #7- Jean Marc Monrose (down to #16), #15- Rob Calloway (down to #19)
Light Heavyweight: IN: #15- Dean Francis (up from #16); OUT: #12- Vadim Sofanov (inactivity)
Super Middleweight: IN: #14- Mads Larsen (up from #16), #17- Stanislav Kashtanov (up from #17); OUT: #5- Fulgencio Zuniga (N/A- WBO), Jurgen Brahmer (N/A- WBA LHW)
Middleweight: IN: #14- James McGirt, Jr. (up from #17), #15- Kofi Jantuah (up from #16); OUT: #5- John Duddy (now #4 at 154), #15- Khoren Gevorgyan (down to #16)
Super welterweight: IN: #2- Shane Mosley (had been listed at 147 as N/A), #4- John Duddy (had been #5 at 160), #15- Christophe Canclaux (up from #18); OUT: #9- Andrey Tsurkan (down to #17), #15- Nobuhiro Ishida (N/A- WBA)
(note: 3 in, 2 out because last month's #2- Sergio Martinez- is now the interim champion)
Welterweight: IN: #8- Zab Judah (had been N/A), #11- Rafal Jackiewicz (beat Bonsu, who dropped from #3 to #13); OUT: #13- Steve Forbes, #15- Irving Garcia (down to #16)
Super Lightweight: IN: #15- Mike Arnaoutis (up from #18); OUT: #13- Ali Chebah (down to #16)
Lightweight: IN: #7- Juan Diaz (had been N/A), #10- Breidis Prescott (up from #22), #14- Almazbek "Kid Diamond" Raiymkulov (up from #24); OUT: #5- Amir Khan (down to #18), #12- Fernando Angulo (down to #17), #14- Javier Jauregui (down to #25)
Super Featherweight: IN: #4- Gamaliel Diaz (had been #5 at 126), #13- Humberto Mauro Gutierrez (had been #32 at 135); OUT: #9- Ray Beltran (down to #19), #15- Benoit Gaudet (down to #17)
Featherweight: IN: #12- Fernando Saucedo (up from #16), #13- Roinet Caballero (up from #17), #14- Viorel Simion (up from #18), #15- Santos Martinez (up from #19); OUT: #5- Gamaliel Diaz (now #4 at 130), #8- Jorge Solis (N/A- WBA SprFeW), #11- Orlando Salido (N/A- IBF), #15- Cristobal Cruz (N/A- IBF)
Super Bantamweight: IN: #9- Genaro Garcia (had been N/A- IBF at 118), #13- Kazuma Miura; OUT: #6- Ricardo Cordoba (now the WBA's interim champion)
(Note: 2 in, 1 out because last month's #2- Toshiaki Nishioka- is now the interim champion)
Bantamweight: IN: #15- Mauricio Martinez (up from #16), OUT: #3- Rolly Lunas (AKA Matsushita; N/A- WBA)
Super Flyweight: IN: #10- Kohei Kono (had been N/A- WBA), #15- Konosuke Tomiyama (up from #21); OUT: #11- Victor Zaleta (down to #20), #15- Masibulele "Hawk" Makepula (down to #17)
Flyweight: IN: #13- Takahisa Masuda (up from #21); OUT: #14- Ratanapol Sor Vorapin (down to #21)
Light Flyweight: IN: No one; OUT: No one
Strawweight: IN: #15- Denver Cuello (up from #16); OUT: #14- Lorenzo Trejo (down to #16)