ESB World Rankings before last night. Please note that Sergio Martinez is ranked as Champion at middleweight, and Cory Spinks is not ranked due to inactivity. Light-Middleweight This content is protected This content is protected 4. Kermit Cintron 5. Alfredo Angulo 6. Daniel Santos 7. Ryan Rhodes 8. Joachim Acline 9. Vanes Martirsoyon 10. Deandre Latimore 11. Sechew Powell 12. Cornelius Bundrage 13. Sebastian Lujan 14. Zaurbek Baysangurov 15. Nobuhiro Ishida *Does Cottos win push him ahead of Dzinzurik and Williams? *Should Foreman and Santos be moved down? *Should Martirsoyon be move up? This content is protected [url]http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=224146[/url]
Cotto slots in between Williams and Dzinziruk for me. At this point we're really ranking Dzin on reputation anyway though rather than anything he's actually done anytime recently. I'd move Santos down. Again there's not a lot of meat behind his recent ranking, he looked horrible against Foreman, and Foreman hasn't exactly franked the form. I'm a huge critic of Kermit Cintron, but I'm not sure Foreman merits being ahead of Cintron or Angulo.
New weight division; he replaces the man he just beat. Everyone below him takes the knock but Vanes holds his place.
i would say 2nd to. Put Foreman to 10, Santos to 12, and move Vanes above Acline. its a pretty good division now when you add martinez to the mix
cotto 2, Idk if foreman should be 10, I think he showed heart and should definately be above santos probably behind angulo
so we looking at. Light-Middleweight This content is protected This content is protected 4. Kermit Cintron 5. Alfredo Angulo 6. Vanes Martirsoyon 7. Ryan Rhodes 8. Joachim Acline 9. Deandre Latimore 10. Yuri Foreman 11. Sechew Powell 12. Daniel Santos 13. Cornelius Bundrage 14. Sebastian Lujan 15. Zaurbek Baysangurov
Aye there's no denying it but i'd go on the weight fought at longest although he did beat lower level jr middle people like joel julio