Heavyweight David Haye - WBC No.5, WBA No.1, IBF No.4, WBO No.4 Tyson Fury - WBC No.4, IBF No.8, WBO No.5 David Price - IBF No.13 Cruiserweight Ola Alafoabi - WBO Interim Light Heavyweight Nathan Cleverly - WBO Champion Tony Bellew - WBC No.1, IBF No.13, WBO No.14 Super Middleweight Carl Froch - IBF Champion George Groves - WBC No.5, WBA No.2, IBF No.7, WBO No.2 James DeGale - WBC No.4, WBA No.14, IBF No.6, WBO No.3 Brian Magee - WBA No.6 Kenny Anderson - WBO No.13 Middleweight Matthew Macklin - WBC No.2, WBA No.11, IBF No.14 Martin Murray - WBC No.11, WBA No.1 Gary O'Sullivan - WBO No.6 Andy Lee - WBA No.8 Darren Barker - IBF No.8 Billy Joe Saunders - WBC No.13 Light Middleweight Brian Rose - WBO No.12 Welterweight Kell Brook - IBF No.1, WBO No.6 Amir Khan - WBC No.2 Frankie Gavin - WBO No.9 Lee Purdy - IBF No.10 Light Welterweight Amir Khan - WBA No.2 Ajose Olusegun - WBC No.4 Paul McCloskey - WBA No.10 Lightweight Ricky Burns - WBO Champion Kevin Mitchell - IBF No.15, WBO No.10 Liam Walsh - WBO No.15 Super Featherweight Gary Buckland - WBC No.12, WBA No.9 Gary Sykes - WBO No.12 Featherweight Lee Selby - IBF No.15, WBO No.12 Super Bantamweight Scot Quigg - WBA Interim Carl Frampton - WBC No.7, WBA No.7, IBF No.3 Willie Casey - WBA No.11 Kid Galahad - WBC No.14 Bantamweight Jamie McDonnell - IBF No.1
It was for winning a WBO international title against Matthew hall, I remember seeing Samuel Amoako who was KO'd by Rees and beaten by McAllister ranked in the WBO top 15 about a year later as he'd won and defended (I think) their African title.
Kid Galahad being World ranked is an odd one too. But then again, these organisations are a law too themselves. All these Intercontinental, Silver types of belts really distort the rankings and give out unfair positions to fighters.
Gary Sykes still got his broner ranking i see... Kenny Anderson at 13 - atleast we know who groves first defence will be against.
If used properly there worthwhile. 2 ranked fighters facing one another in a 12 rounder for an IC title to climb the rankings to push towards an eliminator. People push the traditional route of European/British/Commonwealth but it can work the other way. Would rather see Lee Selby fight a quality fighter for an IC belt than defend his British against an overnatched opponent.
Always feel a bit guilty claiming Alofalabi, even though he is class. We only have one world class heavyweight at the moment. That is David Haye.
