Unofficial Divisional World Rankings November 2012 Update

[Jonsey]

These Rankings are reflective of performances in fights, not necessarily official scoring, to mitigate the impact of poor judging.


November Update


Heavyweight (201lbs+)
World Champion: Wladimir Klitschko (WBA, IBF, WBO)
Kiev, Ukraine
Beat Ruslan Chagaev June 2009
http://boxingmemories.com/wp-content...-klitschko.jpg
2. Vitali Klitschko (WBC)
3. David Haye
4. Alexander Povetkin
5. Eddie Chambers
6. Tomasz Adamek
7. Chris Arreolla
8. Kurbat Purlev
9. Odlanier Solis
10. Ruslan Chasaev
11. Tony Thompson
12. Tyson Fury
13. Dereck Chisora
14. Robert Helenius
15. Dennis Boystov


Cruiserweight (200lbs)
World Champion: Yoan Pablo Hernandez IBF)
Havana, Cuba
Beat Steve Cunningham February 2012
http://www.sportenote.com/public/ima...0Hernandez.jpg
2. Troy Ross
3. Dennis Lebedev (WBA)
4. Marco Huck (WBO)
5. Ola Alafoabi
6. Firat Arslan
7. Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (WBC)
8. Layteef Kayode
9. Francisco Palacios
10. Alexander Alekseev
11. Danny Green
12. BJ Flores
13. Mateusz Masternak
14. Eric Fields
15. Dmyto Kucher


Light Heavyweight (175lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Chad Dawson (WBC)
2. Bernard Hopkins
3. Gabriel Campillo
4. Tavoris Cloud (IBF)
5. Nathan Cleverly (WBO)
6. Beibut Shumenov (WBA)
7. Karo Marat
8. Eduard Gutknecht
9. Jurgen Braehmer
10. Cornelius White
11. Andrezj Fonfara
12. Tony Bellew
13. Denis Grachev
14. Issac Chilemba
15. Nabhib Mohammedi


Super Middleweight (168lbs)
World Championshion: Andre Ward (WBC, WBA)
Oakland, California
Beat Carl Froch December 2011
http://ringtalk.com/wordpress/http:/...ward11_300.jpg
2. Carl Froch (IBF)
3. Mikkell Kessler
4. Andre Dirrell
5. Arthur Abraham (WBO)
6. Lucian Bute
7. Brian Magee
8. Sakio Bika
9. Robert Stieglitz
10. Kelly Pavlik
11. Edwin Rodriguez
12. Karoly Balzsay
13. Thomas Oosthuizen
14. George Groves
15. Adonis Stevenson


Middleweight (160lbs)
World Champion: Sergio Martinez (WBC)
Buenos Aires, Agentina
Beat Kelly Pavlik April 2010
http://konews.net/web_images/sergio_martinez.jpg
2. Daniel Geale (WBA & IBF)
3. Gennady Golovkin
4. Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr
5. Matthew Macklin
6 .Peter Quillin (WBO)
7. Felix Sturm
8. Dimitry Pirog
9. Hassan N’Dam N'Jikam (WBO)
10. Martin Murray
11. Marco Antonio Rubio
12. Gregorz Prozska
13. Andy Lee
14. Jermain Taylor
15. Sam Solmion


Light Middleweight (154lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Floyd Mayweather (WBA)
2. Miguel Cotto
3. Saul Alvarez (WBC)
4. Cornelius Bundrage (IBF)
5. Erislandy Lara
6. Austin Trout
7. Carlos Molina
8. Zaurbek Baysangurov (WBO)
9. James Kirkland
10. Serhiy Dzinziruk
11. Vanes Martirosyan
12. Delvin Rodrigurez
13. Alfredo Angulo
14. Sergie Rabchenko
15. Gabriel Rosado


Welterweight (147lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Manny Pacquiao
2. Juan Manuel Marquez
3. Timothy Bradley (WBO)
4. Devon Alexander (IBF)
5. Robert Guerrero (WBC)
6. Paulie Mallignaggi (WBA)
7. Josesito Lopez
8. Kell Brook
9. Marcos Maidana
10. Victor Ortiz
11. Vyacheslav Senchenko
12. Jan Zaveck
13. Randall Bailey
14. Selcuk Aydin
15. Ionut Dan Ion



Light Welterweight (140lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Danny Garcia (WBC & WBA)
2. Lucas Mathysse
3. Amir Khan
4. Lamont Peterson (IBF)
5. Brandon Rios
6. Zab Judah
7. Mike Alvarado
8. Kendall Holt
9. Pablo Cesar Cano
10. Khabib Allakhverdiev
11. Denis Shafikov
12. Joan Guzman
13. Ajose Olusegun
14. Mauricio Herrera
15. DeMarcus Corley


Lightweight (135lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Richard Abrill (WBA)
2. Adrian Broner (WBC)
3. Ricky Burns (WBO)
4. Miguel Vasquez (IBF)
5. Mercito Gesta
6. Antonio DeMarco
7. Art Hovhannisyan
8. Miguel Acosta
9. Gavin Rees
10. Nihito Arakawa
11. Raymundo Beltran
12. Henry Lundy
13. Marvin Quintero
14. Ji Hoon Kim
15. Paulus Moses


Super Featherweight (130lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Takashi Uchiyama (WBA)
2. Juan Carlos Salgado (IBF)
3. Roman Martienz (WBO)
4. Miguel Beltran Jnr
5. Sergio Thompson
6. Agenis Mendez
7. Juan Carlos Burgos
8. Diego Magdaleno
9. Gamaliel Diaz (WBC)
10. Vincente Escobedo
11. Devis Boschiero
12. Takahiro Ao
13. Jorge Solis
14. Marvin Honorio
15. Will Tomlinson


Featherweight (125lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Yuriorkis Gamboa
2. Orlando Salido (WBO)
3. Miguel Angel Garcia
4. Chris John (WBA)
5. Celestino Caballero
6. Juan Manuel Lopez
7. Daniel Ponce De Leon (WBC)
8. Jhonny Gonzalez
9. Billy Dib (IBF)
10. Ellio Rojas
11. Cristobal Cruz
12. Jonathan Victor Barros
13. Hozumi Hasegawa
14. Cristian Mijares
15. Daud Yordan


Super Bantamweight (122lbs)
World Champion: Nonito Donaire (WBO, IBF)
Bohol, Philippines
Beat Toshiaki Nishioka October 2012
http://boxingsociety.com/img/blog/pr...to_donaire.jpg
2. Guillermo Rigondeaux (WBA)
3. Abner Mares (WBC)
4. Wilfredo Vasquez Jnr
5. Jeffrey Mathebula
6. Rico Ramos
7. Akifumi Shimoda
8. Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
9. Alejandro Lopez
10. Rendall Munroe
11. Victor Terrazas
12. Giovani Caro
13. Kiko Martinez
14. Vic Darchinyan
15. Yurioki Oguni


Bantamweight (118lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Anselmo Moreno (WBA)
2. Leo Santa Cruz (IBF)
3. Jorge Arce (WBO)
4. Shinsuke Yamanaka (WBC)
5. Joseph Agbeko
6. Koki Komeda
7. Hugo Fidel Cazares
8. Hugo Ruiz
9. Vusi Malinga
10. Jamie McDonnell
11. AJ Banal
12. Rolly Matsushita
13. Jesus Galicia
14. Lee Haskins
15. Julio Ceja


Super Flyweight (115lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Tepparith Kokietgym (WBA)
2. Omar Navarez (WBO)
3. Yata Sato (WBC)
4. Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr (IBF)
5. Cesar Seda
6. Suriyan Sor Rungvisai
7. Raul Martinez
8. Tomás Rojas
9. Rodrigo Guerrero
10. Tomonobu Shimizu
11. Johnny Garcia
12. Juan Alberto Rosas
13. Nobou Nashiro
14. Simphiwe Nongqayi
15. Sylvester Lopez


Flyweight (112lbs)
World Champion: Toshiyuki Igarashi (WBC)
Tokyo, Japan
Beat Sonny Boy Jara July 2012
http://www.sportenote.com/img_larg.a...ashi.jpg&s=270
2. Brian Viloria (WBO & WBA)
3. Hernan Marquez
4. Moruti Mthalane (IBF)
5. Nestor Danuel Navares
6. Sonny Boy Jaro
7. Giovani Segura
8. Milan Melindo
9. Rodel Mayol
10. Rocky Fuentes
11. Edgar Sosa
12. Ricardo Nunez
13. Juan Carlos Reveco
14. Wilbert Uicab
15. Froilan Saludar


Light Flyweight (108lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Roman Gonzalez (WBA)
2. Donnie Nietes (WBO)
3. John Riel Casimero
4. Kompayak Porpramook (WBC)
5. Adrian Hernandez
6. Juan Palacios
7. Armando Torres
8. Ryo Miyazaki
9. Mario Rodriguez
10. Juan Hernandez
11. Pedro Guevara
12. Alberto Rossel
13. Masayuki Kuroda
14. Sammy Gutierrez
15. Ramon Garcia Hirales


Strawweight (105lbs)
World Championship: (Vacant)
1. Mario Rodrigurez (IBF)
2. Kazuto Ioka (WBC)
3. Moises Fuentes (WBO)
4. Nkosinathi Joyi
5. Denver Cuello
6. Raul Garcia
7. Akira Yaegashi (WBA)
8. Wanheng Menayothin
9. Katsunari Takayama
10. Pornsawan Porpramook
11. Paipharob Kokietgym
12. Muhammad Rachman
13. Hekkie Budler
14. Kwanthai Sithmorseng
15. Ivan Meneses

[JamieC]

sergio thompson is rated twice mate

[Rob]

Cruiserweight division is so barren right now, damn.

[Jonsey]

Originally Posted by JamieC

sergio thompson is rated twice mate

thanks.

[manolows]

good work, thanks for the effort.

[rockybronson]

Dereck Chisora at 13 = poop rantings

[PityTheFool]

Is this just your own work Jonesy?
Good effort if so.

[Jonsey]

Originally Posted by rockybronson

Dereck Chisora at 13 = poop rantings

who is ahead of him?

[Manning]

What logical reasons has Haye ahead of Povetkin? Is your rankings based on some type of bizarre fantasy match up scenario?

[Jonsey]

Originally Posted by Manning

What logical reasons has Haye ahead of Povetkin? Is your rankings based on some type of bizarre fantasy match up scenario?

he has beaten better guys at HW in recent time. since Hayes move up to HW.

1. Povetkin over Chagaev
2. Haye over Valuev
3. Haye over Ruiz
4. Haye over Chisora
5. Haye over Barrett
6. Haye over Audley
7. Povetkin over Cedric Boswell

[Manning]

Originally Posted by Jonsey

he has beaten better guys at HW in recent time. since Hayes move up to HW.

1. Povetkin over Chagaev
2. Haye over Valuev
3. Haye over Ruiz
4. Haye over Chisora
5. Haye over Barrett
6. Haye over Audley
7. Povetkin over Cedric Boswell

Why does Huck, Chambers, Donald and Byrd wins for Povetkin not count who are all clearly better than almost all of the above? Seems daft to rate the entire rankings of the division based on after Haye vs Enzo. Haye's fought at HW from 2005 anyway.

[Jonsey]

Originally Posted by Manning

Why does Huck, Chambers, Donald and Byrd wins for Povetkin not count who are all clearly better than almost all of the above? Seems daft to rate the entire rankings of the division based on after Haye vs Enzo. Haye's fought at HW from 2005 anyway.

Its 2012. We cant really being going off wins from so far back. Chambers and Byrd were so long ago. I think the Huck fight says it all about why Haye should be ranked above him.

[Manning]

Originally Posted by Jonsey

Its 2012. We cant really being going off wins from so far back. Chambers and Byrd were so long ago. I think the Huck fight says it all about why Haye should be ranked above him.

Why, are you not allowed to win tough fights these days?

[Jonsey]

Originally Posted by Manning

Why, are you not allowed to win tough fights these days?

Yeh but they need to be agaisnt legit opponents.

[Jonsey]

updated.