The 3 best divisions in boxing right now?

Flyweight is a must.

 

1.Featherweight
2.Welterweight
3.Superbantamweight(Although this weight is slightly annoying as the contenders seem to openly admit the wont fight the best fighter)

 

If you don't automatically rate flyweight as No. 1, you're an HBO/Showtime fascist.

 

Flyweight
Welterweight
Super Bantamweight

 

112
126
few debatable ones after that but 147, 154, 168 are overrated as hell. 122 too apparently.

 

No ****. I don't know where that came from.

 

Flyweight
Featherweight
Welterweight

 

140/147: Pacquiao, Mayweather, Maidana, Algieri, Bradley, Thurman, Brook, Porter, Khan, Provodnikov, Mattyhsse, Broner

 

Flyweight

(big gap)

Welterweight
Featherweight
Junior Featherweight

 

Going by talent and excitement you have to start with Flyweight.

Flyweight
Welterweight
Super Featherweight

 

Flyweight by a mile.

 

The depth at flyweight is unreal. They're exciting as hell and THEY ALL FIGHT EACH OTHER. It's unbelievable.

A look at the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board's Top 10.

Champion: Roman Gonzalez
Officially at flyweight for less than a year and managed to get his hands on previous champ Yaegashi and is already set to fight another top 10 guy (before moving up to 115 for his last fight) Luis Concepcion in 2 months.

01. Juan Francisco Estrada
At 22, beats the No. 1 Viloria and now just 24 years old, holds wins over Segura (top 6 at the time) and Milan Melino (top 10 at the time).

02. Akira Yaegashi
Fearless. Former minimumweight champ who won the WBC flyweight strap in April 2013 and defends it 3 times (including a victory over top 5 Sosa and former champ Igarashi).

03. Moruti Mthalane
Stopped in 2008 against Donaire because of a cut. Holds wins over former champs Julio Cesar Miranda and John Casimero. Is scheduled to fight Odilon Zaleta who last challenged Yaegashi for the world title.

04. Brian Viloria
Likely the most popular flyweight today and former pound-for-pounder. He's lost just once at flyweight (to No. 1 Estrada)—defeating Segura, Miranda, Omar Nino Romera and Hernan Marquez and a few other guys at light flyweight who would become champions (like Alberto Rossel).

05. Edgar Sosa
Long-time light flyweight champion (beat Vilora for it), defending his belt 10 times. At flyweight he's beaten Segura and Ulises Solis.

06. Juan Carlos Reveco
Has lost just once in 35 fights and held some form of the major WBA strap at light fly or flyweight as far back as 2008. Is scheduled to fight No.10 Saengthep in October.

07. Amnat Ruenroeng
A phenomenal thai who beat Rocky Fuentes (fringe top 10 at the time) and handed the excellent light flyweight Kazuto Ioka his very first loss. He'll defend his IBF title today (yes, today Sept. 10) against No. 9-rated McWilliams Arroyo.

08. Giovani Segura
What else can you say about this beautiful *******? Former No. 1 light flyweight in the world, just fought Estrada and KOd 'Tyson' Marquez.

09. McWilliams Arroyo
Personally wouldn't have him this high, but still. A former Olympian, fighting No. 7 Ruenroeng.

10. Yodmongkol Vor Saengthep
Another young, talented thai who looks to dethrone No. 6 Reveco in October.

And there's so many more flys who deserve mention:

Toshiyuki Igarashi: Former WBC champ who beat Sonny Boy Jaro for flyweight lineage.

Luis Concepcion: The single most exciting fighter on the planet. Fights kingpin Gonzalez next.

Milan Melindo: A talented Philippine, once rated Top 10 by The Ring, whose only loss came to No. 1 Estrada

Noknoi Sitthiprasert: Wrecking foos in Thailand, started his career at 1-4—has now won 49 straight fights, dating back to 2005.

Hernan Marquez: Seems to be in a bit of strange place. If he can return to flyweight full time, he's probably still top 10.

 

And, of course, don't forget about China's Golden Son, Zou Shiming.

 

welterweight,cruiserweight,light heavyweight is what i normally watch