British & Irish Divisional Rankings - February Update

[Big Dunk]

Heavyweight (201lbs+)
1. David Haye (WBA World Champion)*
2. Derek Chisora (British & Commonwealth)
3. Sam Sexton
4. Martin Rogan
5. Tyson Fury (English)
6. Audley Harrison
7. Michael Sprott
8. Matt Skelton
9. John McDermott
10. Larry Olubamiwo
11. Tom Dallas
12. David Price
13. Dave Ferguson
14. Coleman Barrett (Irish)
15. Richard Towers

Cruiserweight (200lbs)
1. Ola Afolabi*
2. Herbie Hide
3. Enzo Maccarinelli
4. Terry Dunstan (English)
5. Rob Norton (British)
6. David Dolan
7. Tyrone Wright
8. Leon Williams
9. Matty Askin
10. Ian Timms
11. Tony Conquest
12. Jon Lewis Dickinson
13. John Ibbitson
14. JJ Ojuederie
15. Mark Krence

Light Heavyweight (175lbs)
1. Nathan Cleverly (WBO Interim)*
2. Danny McIntosh (European)*
3. Tony Bellew (Commonwealth)
4. Bob Ajisafe
5. Ovil McEnzie
6. Travis Dickinson
7. Tony Dodson
7. Steve McGuire
8. Michael Sweeney
9. Darren Stubbs
10. Tony Jeffries
11. Menay Edwards
12. Joe Smyth
13. Matthew Barney
14. Ciaran Healy
15. Hari Miles

Super Middleweight (168lbs)
1. Carl Froch (WBC World Champion)*
2. Brian Magee*
3. James DeGale (British)
4. George Groves (Commonwealth)
5. Paul Smith
6. Tony Quigley
7. Kenny Anderson (Celtic)
8. Tony Dodson
9. Paul David (English)
10. Anthony Fitzgerald (Irish)
11. Carl Dilks
12. Daniel Cadman
13. Paul Morby
14. Kerry Hope
15. Matthew Barr

Middleweight (160lbs)
1. Matthew Macklin (European)*
2. Craig McEwan
3. Darren Barker (British)
4. Andy Lee
5. Martin Murray (Commonwealth)
6. Gary O'Sullivan (Irish)
7. Patrick Mendy
8. Nick Blackwell (English)
9. Matt Hainy
10. Danny Butler
11. Paul Samuels
12. Cello Renda
13. Craig Denton
14. Billy Joe Saunders
15. Liam Cameron

Light Middleweight (154lbs)
1. Ryan Rhodes*
2. Sam Webbe (British)
3. James Moore
4. Prince Aaron
5. Max Maxwell
6. Brian Rose
7. Neil Sinclair (Irish)
8. Joe Selkirk
9. Martin Concepcion
10. Brett Flournoy
11. Steve O'Meara
12. Alex Matvienko
13. Nathan Graham
14. Kris Carslaw
15. Lee Edwards

Welterweight (147lbs)
1. Kell Brook (WBO No.1)*
2. Matthew Hatton (European)
3. Ashley Theophane
4. John O'Donnell
5. Craig Watson
6. Michael Jennings
7. Denton Vassel (Commonwealth)
8. Mark Thompson
9. Kevin McIntyre (Celtic)
10. Bradley Pryce
11. Lee Purdy
12. Gary McMillian
13. Michael Lomax
14. Young Mutley
15. Stephen Haugain

Light Welterweight (140lbs)
1. Amir Khan (WBA World Champion)*
2. Paul McCloskey (European)*
3. Ajose Olusegun (WBC No.1 & Commonwealth)*
4. Lenny Daws (British)
5. Nigel Wright (English)
6. Jason Cook
7. Steve Williams
8. David Barnes
9. Colin Lynnes
10. Dean Byrne
11. Frankie Gavin (Irish)
12. Barry Morrison
13. Peter McDonough
14. Tyrone Nurse
15. Curtis Woodhouse

Lightweight (135lbs)
1. John Murray (European)*
2. Kevin Mitchell
3. Gavin Rees (British)
4. Andy Murray (Irish)
5. Alex Arthur
6. Lee McAllister (Commonwealth)
7. Willie Limmond
8. John Watson
9. Martin Gethin (English)
10. Derry Matthews
11. Ryan Brawley
12. Gary McArthur
13. Ben Murphy
14. Ryan Barrett
15. Stephen Ormond

Super Featherweight (130lbs)
1. Ricky Burns (WBO World Champion)*
2. Stephen Foster Jnr (European)*
3. Gary Buckland
4. Gary Skykes (British)
5. Anthony Crolla (English)
6. Carl Johanesson
7. Liam Walsh (Commonwealth)
8. Andy Morris
9. Paul Truscott
10. Paul Appleby
11. Eddie Hyland (Irish)
12. Kevin O'Hara
13. John Kays
14. Troy James
15. James Ancliff

Featherweight (125lbs)
1. Stephen Smith (Commonwealth)
2. John Simpson (British)
3. Martin Lindsay
4. Patrick Hyland (Irish)
5. Ricky Owen
6. Chris Male
7. Joe Murray
8. Ryan Walsh
9. Terry Flannigan
10. Lee Selby
11. Del Rogers
12. Mickey Convey
13. Martin Ward
14. Mark Callaghan
15. Dai Davies

Super Bantamweight (122lbs)
1. Rendall Munroe*
2. Jason Booth (British)
3. Willie Casey (European)
4. Jamie Arthur (Commonwealth)
5. Scott Quigg
6. Kris Hughes
7. Carl Frampton
8. Paul Hyland (Irish)
9. Rhys Roberts
10. Davey Savage Jnr
11. Gavin Ried
12. Josh Wale
13. Mark Moran
14. Michael McGuire
15. Rob Turley

Bantamweight (118lbs)
1. Jamie McDonnell (European & Commonwealth)*
2. Stuart Hall (British)
3. Ian Napa
4. Gary Davies
5. Craig Lyon (English)
6. Michael Walsh
7. Martin Power
8. Kid Galahad
9. Matthew Edmonds
10. Ross Burkinshaw

Super Flyweight (115lbs)
1. Lee Haskins (British & Commonwealth)
2. Andy Bell
3. John Donnelly
4. Don Broadhurst
5. Jamie Conlan
6. Delroy Spencer
7. Francis Croes
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Flyweight (112lbs)
1. Shinny Bayaar
2. Paul Edwards (British)
3. Ashley Sexton (English)
4. Chris Edwards (Commonwealth)
5. Luke Wilton
6. Usman Ahmed
7. Kevin Colgan
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[Lee Mc]

Do we really have to have "prizefighter" next to fighter's names? Whether you're like me and think its a disgrace or fully suport it, it is not a title and not one that can not be passed from one fighter to the next...

[Big Dunk]

Originally Posted by Lee Mc

Do we really have to have "prizefighter" next to fighter's names? Whether you're like me and think its a disgrace or fully suport it, it is not a title and not one that can not be passed from one fighter to the next...

removed.

[Kelly green]

Why dont you have Craig Mcewan ranked at middle? should be ahead of Martin Murray and Andy Lee.

[Grant1]

Is Kevin Mitchell number 2 based solely on the Prescott win?

[Lee Mc]

Originally Posted by Grant1

Is Kevin Mitchell number 2 based solely on the Prescott win?

You'd think that Murray would be slighter higher up, especially because he went further than Nadal.

[Big Dunk]

Originally Posted by Grant1

Is Kevin Mitchell number 2 based solely on the Prescott win?

yeh. he still has better recent wins at the weight than anyone else.

[Big Dunk]

Originally Posted by Kelly green

Why dont you have Craig Mcewan ranked at middle? should be ahead of Martin Murray and Andy Lee.

of course i forget that guy exists. winner of McEwan vs Lee will go ahead of Barker.

[Lee Mc]

Originally Posted by Lee Mc

You'd think that Murray would be slighter higher up, especially because he went further than Nadal.

Laugh you fuckers...

[Grant1]

Originally Posted by Big Dunk

yeh. he still has better recent wins at the weight than anyone else.

Wins - multiple?

[Big Dunk]

Originally Posted by Grant1

Wins - multiple?

whatever. he should still be ahead of Rees for now.

[Grant1]

Originally Posted by Big Dunk

whatever. he should still be ahead of Rees for now.

Based on guesswrok you're right.

Based on achievement at the weight I aint so sure.

If you're taking Mitchell's 130 form into consideration, you can take Rees' 140 too.

[Big Dunk]

Originally Posted by Grant1

Based on guesswrok you're right.

Based on achievement at the weight I aint so sure.

If you're taking Mitchell's 130 form into consideration, you can take Rees' 140 too.

I will just take into consideration there work at 130lbs.

Mitchell win over Prescott is better than Ree's best win at the weight which is John Watson. This can surley not be disputed?? The other fights at 130lbs for either man have been journeyman.

If Rees wins the European in March he will go ahead.

[Grant1]

Originally Posted by Big Dunk

I will just take into consideration there work at 130lbs.

Mitchell win over Prescott is better than Ree's best win at the weight which is John Watson. This can surley not be disputed?? The other fights at 130lbs for either man have been journeyman.

If Rees wins the European in March he will go ahead.

Do you mean 135?

[willmc83]

Originally Posted by Lee Mc

Do we really have to have "prizefighter" next to fighter's names? Whether you're like me and think its a disgrace or fully suport it, it is not a title and not one that can not be passed from one fighter to the next...

why do you think its a disgrace?