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1. Floyd Mayweather - Welterweight United States (36 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws, 24KOs) Mayweather became a four-weight world champion with his controversial win over Zab Judah, although he is yet to dominate a division. Remains on a collision course with Ricky Hatton. 2. Marco Antonio Barrera - Super featherweight Mexico (61-4, 42KOs) Dispelled any suggestion he was a spent force by beating Morales in the third instalment of their cracking trilogy. Battle-scarred at 31, he remains a force to be reckoned with and a huge draw. 3. Winky Wright - Middleweight United States (50-3, 25KOs) Wright gave a southpaw masterclass in beating Felix Trinidad and steps up to challenge middleweight king Jermain Taylor in June. 4. Manny Pacquiao - Featherweight Philippines (41-3-2, 33KOs) Pacquiao became the first man to stop Erik Morales in January and is set to meet him in a decider in September. 5. Ricky Hatton - Light welterweight England (40-0, 30KOs) Hatton was unconvincing in winning the WBA welterweight crown from Luis Collazo and must decide whether to move back down. 6. Joe Calzaghe - Super middleweight Wales (41-0, 31KOs) Calzaghe gave one of the greatest displays by a British boxer in beating Jeff Lacy and the Welshman now has the world at his feet. 7. Jermain Taylor - Middleweight United States (25-0, 17KOs) Having beaten Bernard Hopkins twice, Taylor will face perhaps a bigger test in former light middleweight king Winky Wright in June. 8. Jose Luis Castillo - Lightweight Mexico (54-7-1, 47KOs) Faces Diego Corrales in a decider in June before moving up and challenging WBO light welterweight champion Miguel Angel Cotto. 9. Antonio Tarver - Light heavyweight United States (24-3, 18KOs) Will be looking to add the scalp of Bernard Hopkins to those of Roy Jones and Glen Johnson when the two meet in June. 10. Rafael Marquez - Bantamweight Mexico (35-3, 31KOs) Marquez has held the IBF belt since 2003 and in his six title defences has shown he can box or bang his way to victory. JUST MISSED OUT: Bernard Hopkins and Juan Manuel Marquez dropped off the list after defeats to Jermain Taylor and Chris John respectively. Erik Morales slides after his battering at the hands of Manny Pacquiao.

Comments (11)

hes copied and pasted dat from a random site! cos i remember seeing dem descriptions about each fighter! also like sum1 sed da guy needs to catch up with da latest boxing news! eg- tarver in da top 10 but hopkins aint??? plz xplain lol

19y ago

DLT

I think you guys are wrong about the controversial decision. He said that right after he was talking about Floyd being a World Champion in 4 Divisions. I think he was calling it controversial because Zab had already lost to Baldy, so Floyd really shouldnt be called a 4 time World Champ

19y ago

deliveryman

Only one Judge scored it 118-109... Wasn't the other two: 116-112?

19y ago

hellfire508

Oh and Hopkins should be on there.

19y ago

EasyE

The list doesnt include bhop vs tarver.

19y ago

hellfire508

I think Arce should be on there. And Pac should be above Barrera IMO. I would put Taylor above Calzaghe. Take Tarver off.

19y ago

mayweather

yeah i agree but i dont get why hopkins isnt on there if he was #1 before mayweather for a long time and then he went up to light heavy and won. i would like to see him at #1 for his retirement

19y ago

EasyE

yeah and wtf is with this controversial decision shit with judah haha floyd whooped his ass and id like to see someone make a good argument and show pics of floyds battered face. sorry just that that wasnt controversial He must mean controversial scoring. It was closer than 118-109. The fight wasnt close down the stretch.

19y ago

maxorido

take tarver's ass off that list and replace him with hopkins, and i think calzaghe needs to be kicked up a few places. also, there wasn't anything controversial in his fight against judah, unless your refering to the melee.

19y ago

mayweather

19y ago

EasyE

A bit behind the times, are we?

19y ago