Middleweight Rankings

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  1. USA Rob

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    Let me know your thoughts. Paticuarly where you think the 4 British/Irish fighters should be.

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    2. Daniel Geale (IBF)
    3. Gennady Golovkin (WBA)
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    6. Peter Quillin (WBO)
    7. Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr
    8. Dimitry Pirog
    9. Hassan N’Dam N'Jikam
    10. Gregorz Prozska
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    12. Felix Sturm
    13. Marco Antonio Rubio
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    15. Brian Vera
     
  2. joegrundy

    joegrundy Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Very hard division to rank, I'd have Barker above Prozska though and I'd probably have Chavez Jr and Quillin above Macklin.
     
  3. BillyCrystal

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    Barker above Proksa please.

    Barker's fought twice in last 6 months and looked good, Proksa has a very decisive loss to Golovkin and a recent "6 rounder" I think?

    Also i'd place Sturm above Proksa too.

    Macklin, Quillin and Chavez Jr are interchangeable to me, no major argument on the order you have them. :good

    EDIT: I'd have Vera above Rubio too.
     
  4. rampant

    rampant Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I'd agree with this. :good
     
  5. looking forward to macklin v GGG
     
  6. USA Rob

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    How about this? I don't think you can have Chavez Jnr ahead of Macklin as Macklins performance against Martinez was far superior.


    Middleweight (160lbs)
    World Champion: Sergio Martinez (WBC)

    2. Daniel Geale (IBF)
    3. Gennady Golovkin (WBA)
    4. Martin Murray
    5. Matthew Macklin
    6. Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr
    7. Peter Quillin (WBO)
    8. Felix Sturm
    9. Dimitry Pirog
    10. Hassan N’Dam N'Jikam
    11. Darren Barker
    12. Gregorz Prozska
    13. Brian Vera
    14. Marco Antonio Rubio
    15. Andy Lee
     
  7. Hoshi

    Hoshi bigboi Full Member

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    Sturm vs Geale was razor close. I think Sturm is clearly past his best but his ranking shouldn't be too low.
     
  8. Sturm for me should be ahead of ndam and barker he has competed against top level opponents for years and his decline isn't as dramatic as some think
    Prozka I'm unsure of but can't see Lee or Vera having better wins
    Maybe rubios record is superior to those and he gave Chavez a better scrap than Lee despite being much lighter
    Quillen,Chavez,macklin and Murray are interchangable
    Pirog could be higher but too inactive
     
  9. shadz96

    shadz96 Active Member Full Member

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    max bursack is beter than vera and rubio nd should be head
     
  10. AndyPaterson

    AndyPaterson Active Member Full Member

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    Pirog needs dumped from those rankings altogether, he hasn't fought for a year and the general rule is if they haven't fought for a year+ they get binned, same happened with Floyd when he "retired"
     
  11. Berliner

    Berliner Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :deal
    Had him winning against Geale.
    He is past it but these last fights still showed he can fight at world level.

    And I dont know if you can still rank Pirog. Looks like his back injury is killing his career.
     
  12. USA Rob

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    Yes Pirog will now be out due to inactivity.