Your Flyweight Top 5 Ranking

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  1. Boxing Prospect

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    Akira Yaegashi, Francisco Rodriguez Jr and Oscar Blanquet were all effectively Flyweight bouts. That's two very good wins and one solid supplementary win.
     
  2. weegriffin

    weegriffin Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Missing out on some top fights, wouldn't consider myself an expert with the lower weights but seems to be a lot of top fights and entertaining bouts when I have watched the elite in those weights fight.
     
  3. Super Hans

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    Blanquet took place above the Flyweight limit. Rodriguez is a good win in hindsight but was still green and unranked when Gonzalez beat him. Even so, that's still behind what Estrada has accomplished at Flyweight alone.
     
  4. Boxing Prospect

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    It was marginally above Flyweight (0.5lbs) in the view of most it'd be a Flyweight bout. It was contracted 1/2lb over (as per JBC) though in essence still a Flyweight bout against a guy who gave a then champion a tough one.

    He is still behind what Estrada has done at the weight but that's more than 1 good win.
     
  5. Drew101

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    Champ: Roman Gonzalez

    1. Estrada
    2. Yaegashi
    3. Mthlane
    4. Ruenroeng
    5. Raveco
     
  6. Nonito Smoak

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    9/10/14: Amnat Ruenroeng defended his IBF title by winning a tough and ugly but deserving SD over McWilliams Arroyo.

    Ruenroeng goes to 14-0 while Arroyo drops to 15-2.

    9/16/14: Kazuto Ioka defeated Pablo Carillo by winning a 10 round UD.

    Ioka goes to 15-1 while Carillo drops to 15-3-1.
     
  7. Nonito Smoak

    Nonito Smoak Ioka>Lomo, sorry my dudes Full Member

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    Update of original post including TBR, RING, and Boxrec top 10's as well as upcoming notable fights...

    UPCOMING FLYWEIGHT FIGHTS (or fights by relevant Flyweight fighters at other weights):
    12/6: Juan Francisco Estrada, 30-2 vs. Joebert Alvarez, 14-0-1
    12/6: Brian Viloria, 34-4 vs. Armando Vazquez, 21-11
    12/19: Juan Carlos Reveco, 34-1 vs. Vor Saengthep, 34-2, for Reveco's second tier WBA title
    12/30: Akira Yaegashi, 20-4 vs. Pedro Guevara, 23-1-1, for vacant WBC 108 title
    12/31: Kazuto Ioka, 15-1 vs. Jean Piero Perez, 20-7-1
    3/8/15: Amnat Ruenroeng, 14-0 vs. Zou Shiming, 6-0, for Ruenroeng's IBF title

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    My top 10:

    1. Roman - Lineal/WBC
    2. Estrada - WBA (Super)/WBO
    3. Ruenroeng - IBF
    4. Yaegashi
    5. Mthalane
    6. Reveco - WBA (secondary)
    7. Viloria
    8. Sosa
    9. Segura
    10. Saengthep
     
  8. Boxing Prospect

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    Should Yaegashi still be rankled at 112? He's fighting at 108 next time out

    Muranaka perhaps deserves a mention or Koki Eto or Casimero?