The resident statistician is back, this time with updated stats on Pinoy ratings by the Bible of Boxing-Ring Magazine, and others:

For starters, Ratings by Ring Magazine:

As of July 23, 2007

1. Manny Pacquiao, #2 Pound for Pound; # 1 Jr. Lightweight

2. Rey Boom Boom Bautista, #6 Jr. Featherweight

3. Z Gorres, #10 Jr. Bantamweight

4. Nonito Donaire, #1 Flyweight

5. Brian Viloria, #7 Jr. Flyweight

6. Florante Condes, #3 Strawweight

7. Rodel Mayol, #7 Strawweight

Ratings by WBC

As of July 10, 2007

1. Randy Suico, #7 Lightweight

2. Manny Pacquiao, #1 Superfeatherweight

3. Z Gorres, #13 Superflyweight

4. Juanito Rubillar, #3 Jr. Flyweight

5. Brian Viloria, #5 Jr. Flyweight

Ratings by WBA

As of July 10, 2007

1. Randy Suico, #11 Lightweight

2. Manny Pacquiao, #1 Superfeatherweight

3. Jimrex Jaca, #12 Superfeatherweight

4. Z Gorres, #2 Superflyweight

5. Nonito Donaire, #7 Superflyweight

6. AJ Banal, #14 Superflyweight

7. Juanito Rubillar, #11 Jr. Flyweight

8. Eriberto Gejon, #1 Strawweight

9. Donnie Nietes, #13 Strawweight

Ratings by IBF

As of July 10, 2007

1. Randy Suico, #8 Lightweight

2. Manny Pacquiao, #3 Superfeatherweight (???#@!)

3. Jimrex Jaca, #11 Superfeatherweight

4. Malcolm Tunacao, #14 Bantamweight

5. Z Gorres, #7 Superflyweight

6. Nonito Donaire, #8 Superflyweight

7. AJ Banal, #11 Superflyweight

8. Nonito Donaire, Flyweight Champion

9. Diosdado Gabi, #7 Flyweight

10. Glen Donaire, #14 Flyweight

11. Brian Viloria, #5 Jr. Flyweight

12. Juanito Rubillar, #11 Jr. Flyweight

13. Bert Batawang, #12 Jr. Flyweight

14. Florante Condes, Strawweight Champion

15. Rodel Mayol, #3 Strawweight

16. Eriberto Gejon, #4 Strawweight

17. Donnie Nietes, #11 Strawweight

18. Benji Sorolla, #12 Strawweight

Ratings by WBO

As of July 10, 2007

1. Czar Amonsot, #7 Lightweight

2. Manny Pacquiao, #1 Superfeatherweight

3. Jimrex Jaca, #10 Superfeatherweight

4. Rey Boom Boom Bautista, #1 Superbantamweight

5. Gerry Penalosa, #10 Bantamweight

6. Z Gorres, #4 Superflyweight

7. Nonito Donaire, #6 Superflyweight

8. AJ Banal, #9 Superflyweight

9. Malcolm Tunacao, #13 Superflyweight

10. Bert Batawang, #14 Superflyweight

11. Diosdado Gabi, #4 Flyweight

12. Draian Francisco, #5 Flyweight

13. Glenn Donaire, #8 Flyweight

14. Brian Viloria, #14 Jr. Flyweight

15. Donnie Nietes, #1 Strawweight

16. Florante Condes, #5 Strawweight

17. Benjie Sorolla, #13 Strawweight

Ratings by *********.Com

As of July 10, 2007

1. Randy Suico, #13 Lightweight

2. Manny Pacquiao, #1 Superfeatherweight

3. Rey Boom Boom Bautista, #9 Superbantamweight

4. Gerry Penalosa, #9 Bantamweight

5. Z Gorres, #7 Superflyweight

6. Malcolm Tunacao, #16 Superflyweight

7. Nonito Donaire, #2 Flyweight

8. Diosdado Gabi, #8 Flyweight

9. Brian Viloria, #5 Jr. Flyweight

10. Juanito Rubillar, #8 Jr. Flyweight

11. Florante Condes, #3 Strawweight

12. Rodel Mayol, #7 Strawweight

Question lang mga tol. si Gejon ba ay Pinoy?

Well, that's it for tonight's edition of Pinoy Boxers' Ratings. If I missed something, pls feel free to post here.

Dagdag:

Ratings by BOXINGSCENE.Com

1. Manny Pacquiao, #2 Pound for Pound

Ratings by Doug Fischer of MAXBOXING.Com

1. Manny Pacquiao, #1 Pound for Pound

Ratings by IBO

July 2007

1. Manny Pacquiao, #1 Superfeatherweight

2. Bobby Pacquiao, #16 Superfeatherweight

3. Gerry Penalosa, #10 Superbantamweight

4. Rey Boom Boom Bautista, #18 Superbantamweight

5. Malcolm Tunacao, #12 Bantamweight

6. Diosdado Gabi, #20 Bantamweight

7. AJ Banal, #13 Superflyweight

8. Nonito Donaire, #14 Superflyweight

9. Z Gorres, #16 Superflyweight

10. Nonito Donaire, Flyweight Champion

11. Brian Viloria, #6 Jr. Flyweight

12. Rodel Mayol, #9 Jr. Flyweight

13. Juanito Rubillar, #13 Jr. Flyweight

14. Bert Batawang, # 19 Jr. Flyweight

15. Florante Condes, #10 Strawweight

Ratings by Dan Rafael of ESPN

July 2007

1. Manny Pacquiao, #1 Jr. Lightweight

2. Gerry Penalosa, #7 Jr. Featherweight

3. Rey Boom Boom Bautista, #10 Jr. Featherweight

4. Z Gorrez, #9 Jr. Bantamweight

5. Nonito Donaire, #3 Flyweight

6. Florante Condes, #9 Strawweight

nice stats pre...

sana gumanda pa ang mga performance ng mga pinoy in the future...

:boxing:

akalain mo mataas ang rating ni suico ah... medyo umasim na kasi sya nung laban kay diaz eh...

Bad News mga tol! Gorres was diagnosed with a slight tear in his retina, so he is out of the World Cup! He is now the second Pinoy prospect whose career is now in the hands of father time as far as healing process is concerned, after Amonsot was diagnosed with minor blood clot last week. Pero mas masakit yung kay Gorrez dahil he prepared hard for this and he already lost before he fought, unlike Czar who fought it out first and showed the world what he can do before resting it out for the next six months. Isa pa, bayad na si Czar. Ewan ko lang kung may makukuhang pera si Z. Wawa naman...

Z Gorres reportedly cried like a baby when he heard the news...

Hold it! Latest news give a ray of hope to Z Gorres. Tear in retina maybe too minor that he may still be allowed to fight. Will know for sure tomorrow.

The resident statistician is back, this time with updated stats on Pinoy ratings by the Bible of Boxing-Ring Magazine, and others:

For starters, Ratings by Ring Magazine:

As of July 23, 2007

1. Manny Pacquiao, #2 Pound for Pound; # 1 Jr. Lightweight

2. Rey Boom Boom Bautista, #6 Jr. Featherweight

3. Z Gorres, #10 Jr. Bantamweight

4. Nonito Donaire, #1 Flyweight

5. Brian Viloria, #7 Jr. Flyweight

6. Florante Condes, #3 Strawweight

7. Rodel Mayol, #7 Strawweight

As of August 14, 2007 (after the World Cup)

1. Manny Pacquiao, #2 Pound for Pound; # 1 Jr. Lightweight

2. Rey Boom Boom Bautista, #10 Jr. Featherweight

3. Gerry Penalosa, #5 Bantamweight

4. Z Gorres, #9 Jr. Bantamweight

5. Nonito Donaire, #1 Flyweight

6. Brian Viloria, #7 Jr. Flyweight

7. Florante Condes, #3 Strawweight

8. Rodel Mayol, #10 Strawweight

Boom Boom & Mayol dropped to # 10 following their losses to Deleon & Solis respectively. Gerry debuts at #5 (at super bantam) due to his KO win of Jhonny Gonzales. Z Gorres also moved up to #9 (at superfly).

balik na nga si pareng counter... counting na ulit :D

As of August 14, 2007 (after the World Cup)

1. Manny Pacquiao, #2 Pound for Pound; # 1 Jr. Lightweight

2. Rey Boom Boom Bautista, #10 Jr. Featherweight

3. Gerry Penalosa, #5 Bantamweight

4. Z Gorres, #9 Jr. Bantamweight

5. Nonito Donaire, #1 Flyweight

6. Brian Viloria, #7 Jr. Flyweight

7. Florante Condes, #3 Strawweight

7. Rodel Mayol, #10 Strawweight

Boom Boom & Mayol dropped to # 10 following their losses to Deleon & Solis respectively. Gerry debuts at #5 (at super bantam) due to his KO win of Jhonny Gonzales. Z Gorres also moved up to #9 (at superfly).

ayos to padi kahit papano e nasa number 10 pa rin si boom boom.

ayos to padi kahit papano e nasa number 10 pa rin si boom boom.

oo nga. at least nadagdagan din ng isa in Gerry Penalosa.

Gejon loses a UD to Niida (WBA minimumweight) and failed to become the 4th Pinoy World Champ this year. Its Donnie Nietes' turn to make it vs ****sawan for the WBO minifly on Sept 30.

I hope Nietes can do a great job. He has a pretty tough Thai opponent but the fight will be held in Cebu so he has the homecourt advantage.

I hope Nietes can do a great job. He has a pretty tough Thai opponent but the fight will be held in Cebu so he has the homecourt advantage.

Not so sure anymore, like what happened to Gorres. :frown:

Not so sure anymore, like what happened to Gorres. :frown:
sana magrematch si gorrez at si montiel.

Not so sure anymore, like what happened to Gorres. :frown:

Gorres was almost stopped in the final rounds so that probably made an impression on the judges. Anyway, I wasn't referring to home town decisions when I mentioned home court advantage. I was trying to say that Nietes would probably do his very best not to get knocked out in front of his kababayans. :)

Ratings by WBA

As of July 10, 2007

1. Randy Suico, #11 Lightweight

2. Manny Pacquiao, #1 Superfeatherweight

3. Jimrex Jaca, #12 Superfeatherweight

4. Z Gorres, #2 Superflyweight

5. Nonito Donaire, #7 Superflyweight

6. AJ Banal, #14 Superflyweight

7. Juanito Rubillar, #11 Jr. Flyweight

8. Eriberto Gejon, #1 Strawweight

9. Donnie Nietes, #13 Strawweight


Ser tagabilang, tanong lang. Sino ba ang mga posibleng contender ni Cristian Mijares sa mga pinoy natin? Sa totoo lang gusto kong may makalabang pinoy si Mijares. as of now wala pa kasi eh. Any update on a match up bet the mexican and a pinoy?

Ser tagabilang, tanong lang. Sino ba ang mga posibleng contender ni Cristian Mijares sa mga pinoy natin? Sa totoo lang gusto kong may makalabang pinoy si Mijares. as of now wala pa kasi eh. Any update on a match up bet the mexican and a pinoy?

Based on latest ratings of the alphabet organizations, while Mijares is the WBC jr. bantam king, he is not rated in the rest of the orgs, not even in the IBF where Z. Gorrez is rated #7 and in WBO where Z. Gorrez is rated #2. As of now, only Gorrez can be fitted vs Mijares but that will not likely happen due to what I've just said. Only a promoter like DelaHoya who can bend the rules can make it happen, but even that is doubtful coz that fight would not bring in the money he is used to making in promoting other marquee boxers. BUt if Z Gorrez becomes a champion, a unification bout would seem profitable enough for any promoter who likes a pinoy-mexican match up. If Donaire goes back to Superfly and AJ Banal ripens up and become champs, they could also take on Mijares.

Based on latest ratings of the alphabet organizations, while Mijares is the WBC jr. bantam king, he is not rated in the rest of the orgs, not even in the IBF where Z. Gorrez is rated #7 and in WBO where Z. Gorrez is rated #2. As of now, only Gorrez can be fitted vs Mijares but that will not likely happen due to what I've just said. Only a promoter like DelaHoya who can bend the rules can make it happen, but even that is doubtful coz that fight would not bring in the money he is used to making in promoting other marquee boxers. BUt if Z Gorrez becomes a champion, a unification bout would seem profitable enough for any promoter who likes a pinoy-mexican match up. If Donaire goes back to Superfly and AJ Banal ripens up and become champs, they could also take on Mijares.

I see. so suma total, medyo matagal tagal pa yon. Because AJ is still a baby boy, Donaire has to train a bit harder if he increases weight and Z Gorres would still have to prove himself to take on Champ. Oh well i still hope oneday we'll see Mijares take on a Pinoy. Hey thanks for that info Pal. Update me on Pinoy fights ha. Mabuhay!!!!

I see. so suma total, medyo matagal tagal pa yon. Because AJ is still a baby boy, Donaire has to train a bit harder if he increases weight and Z Gorres would still have to prove himself to take on Champ. Oh well i still hope oneday we'll see Mijares take on a Pinoy. Hey thanks for that info Pal. Update me on Pinoy fights ha. Mabuhay!!!!

no problemo! all u need to do is sumilip dito sa pinoy lounge, tyak updated ka!:boxing:

no problemo! all u need to do is sumilip dito sa pinoy lounge, tyak updated ka!:boxing:

Lamat po Ser! Sige gagawin ko yon. **** update din po ng mga telecast ng Boxing sa ESPN at Solar. minsan kasi di ko naaabutan. Mabuhay ka Ser! See you on the post.