The Transnational Boxing Rankings

Was that at welterweight?

 

Not sure Khan's one win at welterweight over shot Collozo should be enough to warrant inclusion.

 

Out of interested has Ali Raymi ever been brought up about being ranked at Strawweight.

Boxrec now have him at number 5 lol [url]http://boxrec.com/ratings.php?country=&***=m&division=Minimumweight&status=A&SUBMIT=Go[/url] above the likes of Menayothin and Buitrago atsch

..oh and it looks like he's fighting another hapless sap next week :bbb

 

nice work

 

He does hold victories over Maidana and Malignaggi at 140, though. I'd say that, combined with a fairly dominant victory over Collozo might be enough to give him the edge over Ghost. But I can see a case for excluding him from the ratings.

Either way, I think we could both make a case for rating Bundu over both Guerrero and Khan, based on Leo's recent work.

 

Well I would say if Khan and Guerrero do fight as planned on Dec 6th, it will clear it up as the winner defiantly should be rated and the loser defiantly not.

 

Nah, I'm with Drew. Bundu ahead of both. Khan and Guerrero meeting would just give a decisive answer to who falls in single file behind Leo - it wouldn't put either one ahead of him.

 

Super Middleweight
Champion: Andre Ward
1. Carl Froch
2. Arthur Abraham
3. Robert Stieglitz
4. Anthony Dirrell ↑ from 7
5. George Groves
6. James DeGale
7. Sakio Bika ↓ from 4
8. Edwin Rodriguez
9. Thomas Oosthuizen
10. J'Leon Love


i guess love is gone

 

Uh yeah, I'd think so.


May way for Porky, hombres!

 

trick question?

 

i asked it before the porter fight

i thought brooks resume wasnt as good as khans career or welter resume albeit it only comprised of 1 win but it was against luis collazo


i was wrong, and i realised i was wrong about brook after watching round 1 of the porter fight, i was surprised at how relaxed and strong he was, he was walking porter back in the clinch in the first round

 

Even before Porter, the single W over Collazo didn't all by itself outweigh the depth of Brook's resume. Jackiewicz, Hatton, Ndou, Jennings, Bienas, Jones, Senchenko - none of those is close to as good an individual W as Collazo but add up a bunch of solid B-s and a single B+ no longer holds its half of the scale down.

 

If Gonzalez wins tomorrow, does he move up the P4P list?

 

Of course.

 

since quillin vacated, move him down? ...lol, cant make this stuff up

Middleweight
Champion: Miguel Cotto
1. Gennady Golovkin
2. Peter Quillin
3. Sergio Martinez
4. Sam Soliman
5. Martin Murray
6. Daniel Geale
7. Felix Sturm
8. Matthew Macklin
9. Marco Antonio Rubio
10. Daniel Jacobs