What if Ring Magazine rankings had existed during Jack Johnsons career?

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by janitor, Jun 3, 2010.


  1. Boilermaker

    Boilermaker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    1933

    1 Carnera – W Shaaf, Sharkey, Uzcuden
    2 Jim Maloney – W Risko
    3 Art Lasky – W Van Noy
    4 Jack Van Noy – L Maloney, Laskey
    5 Johnny Risko – W Sharkey & OthersL Van Noy
    6 Tommy Loughran – W Sharkey & Others L Risko
    7 King Levinskey – W Sharkey & others L Loughran, Risko
    8 Jack Sharkey – L Carnera, Levinskey, Loughran
    9 Max Baer – W Schmelling
    10 Max Schmelling – L Max Baer
    11 Ernie Schaaf – W Poreda, L Carnera, then died.
    12 Jim Braddock – W Kennedy & Others
    13 Dan McCorkindale W Perroni – L Levinskey & others (pre rank)
    14 Patsy Perroni - W Risko, Gastinago L McCorkindale
    15 Isidoro Gastinago – W Kennedy & others L Loughran, Perroni
    16 Paul Cavalier – W Kennedy & others
    17 Bob Olin – W Gainer
    18 Al Gainer – L Olin
    19 Sekyra – W Kennedy L Gainer & others
    20 Lee Ramage – W Hunt, Christner, Winston, Birkie L Shucco (pre rank)
    21 Unknown Winston – W Birkie & others L pre rank
    22 Hans Birkie - W Braddock (pre rank) & others L Ramage, Winston
    23 Babe Hunt – W Kennedy & others
    24 Walter Neusal – W Kennedy, Poreda & others
    25 Mickey Walker – W Kennedy
    26 Les Kennedy – Braddock, Castonago, Cavaneir, Sekyra, Birke, Hunt, Neusal, Walker
    27 Stanley Poreda – W Heeney L Schaaf, Kennedy, Neusal


    As a bit of a side issue, it is quite interesting that we are in 1933 and the no2 ranked fighter is a Gene Tunney Victim and the number.

    Les Kennedy was at one time a decent fighter, but Stanley Poreda’s loss to Kennedy may be the worst loss since I started doing these rankings despite the upset over Poreda, he lost a lot of fights! It is a little sad for me that guys like Stribling, Tuffy Griffiths and Larry Gains will lose their hard earned positions over this, but that is life I guess (and I am the only one probably taking much notice anyway). Still, it looks like it is the start of a big Braddock move into the rankings, so maybe it will not work out as bad as I think.
     
  2. Boilermaker

    Boilermaker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    bump... Special mention to Jack Van Noy who finally helped me find the first part of this rankings thread for Rumsfeld (who himself probably wasnt that interested in it anyway).
     
  3. mrkoolkevin

    mrkoolkevin Never wrestle with pigs or argue with fools Full Member

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    Very interesting thread.