Bored at work over the last few days I decided to compile my divisonal rankings: Heavyweight: 1. Wladimir Klitschko 2. Vitali Klitschko 3. David Haye 4. Alexander Povetkin 5. Kubrat Pulev 6. Tomasz Adamek 7. Eddie Chambers 8. Dereck Chisora 9. Robert Helenius 10. Chris Arreola Cruiserweight: 1. Yoan Pablo Hernandez 2. Marco Huck 3. Ola Afolabi 4. Antonio Tarver 5. Denis Lebedev 6. Krzysztof Wlodarczyk 7. Guillermo Jones 8. Steve Cunningham 9. BJ Flores 10. Rakhim Chakhkiev Light Heavyweight: 1. Chad Dawson 2. Bernard Hopkins 3. Jean Pascal 4. Gabriel Campillo 5. Tavoris Cloud 6. Beibut Shumenov 7. Zsolt Erdei 8. Mikkel Kessler 9. Nathan Cleverly 10. Isaac Chilemba Super Middleweight: 1. Andre Ward 2. Carl Froch 3. Mikkel Kessler 4. Andre Dirrell 5. Lucian Bute 6. Sakio Bika 7. Robert Stieglitz 8. Arthur Abraham 9. Adonis Stevenson 10. George Groves Middleweight: 1. Sergio Martinez 2. Felix Sturm 3. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr 4. Dmitry Pirog 5. Gennady Golovkin 6. Daniel Gaele 7. Peter Quillin 8. Andy Lee 9. Martin Murray 10. Matthew Macklin Junior Middleweight: 1. Floyd Mayweather 2. Miguel Cotto 3. Saul Alvarez 4. Erislandy Lara 5. Austin Trout 6. Carlos Molina 7. Cornelius Bundrage 8. Delvin Rodriguez 9. Cory Spinks 10. James Kirkland ***Took Paul Williams out of my rankings but he would have been #5 Welterweight: 1. Floyd Mayweather 2. Manny Pacquiao 3. Victor Ortiz 4. Andre Berto 5. Mike Jones 6. Paulie Malignaggi 7. Jan Zaveck 8. Kell Brook 9. Devon Alexander 10. Randal Bailey Junior Welterweight: 1. Timothy Bradley 2. Juan Manuel Marquez 3. Lamont Peterson 4. Amir Khan 5. Danny Garcia 6. Zab Judah 7. Lucas Matthysse 8. Marcos Maidana 9. Kendall Holt 10. Erik Morales Lightweight: 1. Miguel Vazquez 2. Antonio Demarco 3. Richard Abril 4. Ricky Burns 5. John Molina 6. Hank Lundy 7. Sharif Bogere 8. Kevin Mitchell 9. Ji-Hoon Kim 10. Gavin Reese Junior Lightweight: 1. Adrien Broner 2. Takashi Uchiyama 3. Takahiro Ao 4. Vincente Escobedo 5. Juan Carlos Salgado 6. Juan Carlos Burgos 7. Roman Martinez 8. Diego Magdaleno 9. Argenis Mendez 10. Jason Litzau Featherweight: 1. Yuriorkis Gamboa 2. Chris John 3. Orlando Salido 4. Jhonny Gonzalez 5. Celestino Caballero 6. Billy Dib 7. Gary Russel Jr 8. Mikey Garcia 9. Daniel Ponce De Leon 10. Juan Manuel Lopez Super Bantamweight: 1. Nonito Donaire 2. Toshiaki Nishioka 3. Abner Mares 4. Guillermo Rigondeaux 5. Victor Terrazas 6. Wilfredo Vazquez Jr 7. Jeffrey Mathebula 8. Alexander Bakhtin 9. Cristian Mijares 10. Steve Molitor Bantamweight: 1. Anselmo Moreno 2. Joseph Agbeko 3. Koki Kameda 4. Shinsuke Yamanaka 5. Jorge Arce 6. Vic Darchinyan 7. Malcolm Tunacao 8. Eric Morel 9. Leo Santa Cruz 10. Hugo Ruiz Everything below Bantamweight are divsions I love to watch (I have a lot of respect for the best little guys as they give us great battles) but I don't get to see enough of these divisions to rank them properly aside from 4-5 fighters in each so I'ma leave them alone. My top 25 P4P: This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected This content is protected
LOL @ Russel Jr. being 7th. . When he's fought nobody aside from C level pugilists at best. . . Haye 3rd is pretty comical as well. . . Other than that, divisional rankings are fair enough. Pound for pound: pac/marquez need to be swapped (2-0-1) Cotto being 9th, coming off a one-sided loss is hilarious. . He sure as hell wasn't no damn 9th before the fight. . . Above Bradley? (yeah, you're a 'momo ) Above Mares, and Klitschko?! Nooo sirr. . . This leads me to believe you have an agenda to make Floyd's win over Pac's leftovers look better. . And Donaire should be above Ward, Wladimir, and SErgio. . 3 division champ, in 4th weight class, and KO'd a top 5 pound for pounder, and top 9 pound for pounder. . . Still don't get how people miss this. . . But, I've seen more comical lists. . .
Haye is clearly the 3rd best heavyweight....just takes eyes to see this. Russell might be reaching I agree but why no hate for the Mikey Garcia ranking in that case? he also has fought no one of worth but has looked great doing it.....don't like the slick blackness maybe?? Cotto just pushed the best fighter on earth more than anyone has in years....that counts for a lot. Not to mention since moving up he's undefeated and the clear top man in the division aside from mayweather if he stays there. I could see an argument for Bradley, Mares but they're all close and no matter how you rank these guys someone is gonna give you ****. If I had had Mares ahead some Cotto fanatic would come in here bitching....you know how it be Surprised you didn't give me **** for not having Khan in the top 25 or for having Peterson above him at 140
Andre Dirrell 4th ???????? How on earth do you give him such a high ranking when he's beaten nobody,and then been inactive for so long ?
no amir khan in top 25? yet he always attempts to fight the best out there and broner is in there? come on!
it shocked me when I did it too but look at it this way.....are any of these dudes better??? Dirrell arguably beat Froch and he beat Abraham....looked great in his comeback despite the soft touch Lucian Bute Sakio Bika Robert Stieglitz Arthur Abraham Adonis Stevenson George Groves
