Elite - World Class - Continental Level - Domestic Level

A = Elite = regularly putting in elite level performances, the kind of performances that would make one at least competitive against all-time greats at that weight

e.g. Pacquiao


B = World Class = regularly putting in world-class performances; typical world champ

e.g. Froch


C = Continental/ Euro/ American Level; challenger that typically falls short in world title fights

e.g. Allan Green


D = Domestic Level/National Level

e.g. typical British Champ, typical "up-and-coming" American heavyweight


E = Area Champ Level


In between, you get +ses and -ses.

e.g. Martinez is A-; Bute is B+...stuff like that.

- "Elite" DOES NOT mean "World Class"!

- It's all down to level of performance, not names on resume, or "W"s and "L"s!

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My prayers are with you, my son.ld

 

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I agree with this sentiment. Only problem is, when a mate who missed the fight asks you "how good was Adamek last night?", if you cannot give the correct answer: "watch the fight yourself and see!", you might want to do better than "really awesome, dude", if you don't have time to go into many details....

...geeky? Fo sho. But it is what it is.

 

No joke. It's the Doc Dirrell consulted.