THE MOST POPULAR BOXERS on the Internet 2004 to 2009

**sterling** · 07-22-2009, 07:52 AM

Originally posted by Fights

Took me a couple of hours to compile this list.

According to Google Trends, the following are the most searched boxers on the internet from 2004 to 2009.

10 points is given to the most searched for the comparative index chart.
The region appended is the country with the most interest in a fighter.
Only boxers who are not retired as of July 2009 are included.

Popularity: 10
1. Manny Pacquiao - Philippines
Ricky Hatton - United Kingdom

Popularity: 8
2. Floyd Mayweather Jr - Philippines

Popularity: 4
3. Roy Jones Jr - Philippines
4. Bernard Hopkins - Puerto Rico, Philippines

Popularity: 2
5. Miguel Cotto - Puerto Rico
6. Rafael Marquez - Mexico
7. Wladimir Klitschko - Germany

Popularity: 1
8. David Haye - United Kingdom
Vitali Klitschko - Germany
9. Antonio Tarver - United States, Philippines
10. Winky Wright - Puerto Rico
11. Shane Mosley - Puerto Rico
Juan Diaz - Philippines
12. Kelly Pavlik - Philippines, Puerto Rico, United States
Felix Sturm - Bosnia and Herzegovina
13. Antonio Margarito - Puerto Rico
Jermain Taylor - United States, Philippines
Glen Johnson - United Kingdom, Ireland
14. Arthur Abraham - Armenia
15. Mikkel Kessler - Denmark
16. Juan Manuel Marquez - Philippines, Cuba
17. Tomasz Adamek - Poland

Popularity: 0
Paul Williams - United States
Juan Manuel Lopez - Puerto Rico
Israel Vazquez - Mexico
Ivan Calderon - Puerto Rico
Chad Dawson - Poland
Nonito Donaire - Philippines
Chris John - Indonesia
Timothy Bradley - Philippines
Nate Campbell - Philippines
Vic Darchinyan - Armenia
Humberto Soto - Philippines
Hozumi Hasegawa - Japan
Daisuke Naito - Japan
Edwin Valero - Philippines
Celestino Caballero - Panama
Fernando Montiel - Mexico, Philippines
Joshua Clottey - Ghana
Joan Guzman - Dominican Republic
Andre Berto - Philippines
Jorge Linares - Colombia
Steven Luevano - United States
Vernon Forrest - United States
Zsolt Erdei - Hungary
Lucian Bute - Romania
Gerry Penalosa - Philippines

quite sad imo

**Shattered Jaw** · 07-22-2009, 07:52 AM

I'm confused.

**arargh** · 07-22-2009, 07:58 AM

let me get his right now pacquiao and hatton is the most searched boxers then? and how can juan manuel marquez been searched so much in Cuba? i didnt even know people in cuba hd computers since they are a communist dictatorship.

**Shattered Jaw** · 07-22-2009, 08:00 AM

Originally posted by arargh

let me get his right now pacquiao and hatton is the most searched boxers then? and how can juan manuel marquez been searched so much in Cuba? i didnt even know people in cuba hd computers since they are a communist dictatorship.

I think they are allowed internet now.

**Fights** · 07-22-2009, 08:06 AM

Originally posted by arargh

let me get his right now pacquiao and hatton is the most searched boxers then? and how can juan manuel marquez been searched so much in Cuba? i didnt even know people in cuba hd computers since they are a communist dictatorship.

Yeah, Pacquiao and Hatton has a massive fan base.

Thanks for informing me about JMM, I thought that since Cuba and Mexico are neighboring country, and that he fought Casamayor who is a Cuban, that it might be the reason why Cuba will reflect on Google.

I removed Cuba from his name because apparently there is a Juan Manuel Marquez place in Cuba.

About Internet in Cuba:

Google Search

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=internet+cuba

**Caxcan** · 07-22-2009, 08:26 AM

There's also a popular Mexican soccer player named Rafael Marquez

**Fights** · 07-22-2009, 08:30 AM

Originally posted by JaguarJames

There's also a popular Mexican soccer player named Rafael Marquez

Thanks for informing me about it. This is a case very much like that of Paul Williams. Adjusted Rafael Marquez.

THE MOST POPULAR BOXERS on the Internet 2004 to 2009