Guess he is the one to bring those titles back to the US. Let's hope Vladimir doesn't duck him.
http://boxrec.com/ratings.php?sex=M&division=Heavyweight&country=US&pageID=1
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Originally Posted by Freedom1
I'd like to see the following American HWs fight each other, and sort out who really is the best:
Tarver
Martin
Mansour
Arreola
Kauffman
Scott
Washington
Breazeale
Briggs
(Jennings and Wilder are already going for title shots, so I didn't include them)
I think Charles Martin could be the best of the lot.
Add Andy Ruiz to the list...
Steve Cunningham?
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I'd like to see the following American HWs fight each other, and sort out who really is the best:
Tarver
Martin
Mansour
Arreola
Kauffman
Scott
Washington
Breazeale
Briggs
(Jennings and Wilder are already going for title shots, so I didn't include them)
I think Charles Martin could be the best of the lot.
Add Andy Ruiz to the list...
They do some very comprehensive calculations as far as I can see. Wouldn't bother to try fully understand them. It would just make more sense in the real world, so to say, that Jennings, Wilder or Cunningham were #1 US ranked.
Does anybody want to see Amir Mansour have a crack at Vladimir, btw? He would be the most dangerous American opponent in my opinion.
Boxrec's rankings are computer based and Tarver's LHW and CW success is probably taken into account.
Tarver being the highest ranking American HW is really one of the lesser problems there. How are Hernandez and Huck #3 and #4 at CW when they have been the consensus #1-2 for years? How is Canelo #5 P4P? How is Yaegashi the #1 jr. flyweight when he has just lost his flyweight title? Etc.
The more I look at it, the more I think Boxrec's ranking system sucks balls.
It always has. Their rankings are always bad.
Antonio Tarver isn't anywhere close to the best American heavyweight.
Boxrec's rankings are computer based and Tarver's LHW and CW success is probably taken into account.
Tarver being the highest ranking American HW is really one of the lesser problems there. How are Hernandez and Huck #3 and #4 at CW when they have been the consensus #1-2 for years? How is Canelo #5 P4P? How is Yaegashi the #1 jr. flyweight when he has just lost his flyweight title? Etc.
The more I look at it, the more I think Boxrec's ranking system sucks balls.
There's a thread around here from years back, that explains how Boxrec uses this completely random formula to generate their rankings.
Either way it's mechanized nonsense.
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