WBO
Champ MIGUEL COTTO PR
1 Antonin Decaire (NABO) CAN
2 Rafal Jackiewicz POL
3 Saul Alvarez (Latino) MEX
4 Jesus Soto Karaas MEX
5 Krzysztof Bienias (Int-Cont) POL
6 Carlos Quintana PR
7 Kermit Cintron PR
8 Luis Collazo PR
9 Kell Brook GB
10 Vitaliy Demyanenko (Asia-Pacific) KAZ
11 Valeriy Brazhbik UKR
12 Mike Jones USA
IBF
CHAMPION : Joshua Clottey United States
1 NOT RATED
2 Delvin Rodriguez United States
3 Isaac Hlatshwayo South Africa
4 Rafael Jackiwicz Poland
5 Jesus Soto - Karass United States
6 Jackson Bonsu Ghana
7 Luis Collazo United States
8 Jan Zaveck Germany
9 Said Ouali United States
10 Mike Jones United States
11 Selcuk Aydin Germany
12 Alfonso Gomez Mexico
13 Lovemore Ndou Australia
14 Bongani Mwelase South Africa
15 Shamone Alvarez United States
WBC
CHAMPION: ANDRE BERTO (US)
1. Luis Collazo (US)
2. Jesus Soto Karass (Mexico)
3. Selcuk Aydin (Turkey) INTL
4. Jackson Osei Bonsu (Belgium)
5. Saul Alvarez (Mexico) NABF
6. Luis Carlos Abregu (Argentina) FESUBOX
7. Juan Urango (Colombia)
8. Rafal Jackiewicz (Poland) EBU
9. Said Ouali (Morocco)
10. Ivan Kirpa (Russia)
11. Miguel Rodriguez (Mexico)
12. Vitaliy Demyanenko (Kazakhstan) ABCO
13. Motoki Sasaki (Japan) OPBF
14. Sebastian Lujan (Argentina)
15. Damian Frias (Cuba) LATINO
16. Zab Judah (US)
17. Carlos Baldomir (Argentina)
18. Carlos Quintana (P. Rico)
19. Irving Garcia (P. Rico)
20. Gianluca Branco (Italy)
21. Ed Paredes (US) YOUTH interim / CABOFE
22. Vyachseslav Senchenko (Ukraine)
23. Lucky Lewele (South Africa)
24. James de la Rosa (Mexico)
25. Delvin Rodriguez (US)
WBA
SUPER CHAMPION: SHANE MOSLEY USA
1. NOT RATED
2. NELSON LINARES VEN
3. VYACHESLAV SENCHENKO UKR
4. ZAB JUDAH USA
5. RAFAL JACKIEWICZ (EBU) POL
6. ANTONIO MARGARITO (**) MEX
7. SAUL ALVAREZ MEX
8. HECTOR SALDIVIA (LAC) ARG
9. VITALY DEMYANENKO (PABA) KAZ
10. MIKE JONES (NABA) USA
11. SEBASTIAN LUJAN ARG
12. CHARLIE NAVARRO VEN
13. SELCUK AYDIN TUR
14. JESUS SOTO KARASS MEX
15. MOTOKI SASAKI JPN
13 James De La Rosa MEX
14 Euri Gonzalez DR
15 Carlos L. Herrera (Latino-Int) ARG
As you may see, this is all bull**** and the ranking system doesn't even take in consideration if a boxer already fought for a belt or if he was a belt holder in the past. This ******ity of having 4 governating bodies and no unification MUST STOP. NO WONDER FIGHTERS LOOK FOR MONEY INSTEAD OF LINEAR UNDISPIUTED CHAMPIONSHIP STATUS. But the worst one is the IBF. Why bother becoming their champion if you will vacate the belt just to get a better, more significant fight for more money.
Imagine the following fights...
Cotto vs. Antonin Decaire
Clottey vs. Delvin Rodriguez
Berto vs. Jesus Soto Karass
Mosley vs. Nelson Linares
What about Collazo?, Cintron?, Quintana?, Hlatshwayo?, Bonsu?, Senchenko?, Margarito?, Lujan? and even judah and Baldomir for the sake of the discussion???? These boxers should be better ranked.
**** them all!!!
Champ MIGUEL COTTO PR
1 Antonin Decaire (NABO) CAN
2 Rafal Jackiewicz POL
3 Saul Alvarez (Latino) MEX
4 Jesus Soto Karaas MEX
5 Krzysztof Bienias (Int-Cont) POL
6 Carlos Quintana PR
7 Kermit Cintron PR
8 Luis Collazo PR
9 Kell Brook GB
10 Vitaliy Demyanenko (Asia-Pacific) KAZ
11 Valeriy Brazhbik UKR
12 Mike Jones USA
IBF
CHAMPION : Joshua Clottey United States
1 NOT RATED
2 Delvin Rodriguez United States
3 Isaac Hlatshwayo South Africa
4 Rafael Jackiwicz Poland
5 Jesus Soto - Karass United States
6 Jackson Bonsu Ghana
7 Luis Collazo United States
8 Jan Zaveck Germany
9 Said Ouali United States
10 Mike Jones United States
11 Selcuk Aydin Germany
12 Alfonso Gomez Mexico
13 Lovemore Ndou Australia
14 Bongani Mwelase South Africa
15 Shamone Alvarez United States
WBC
CHAMPION: ANDRE BERTO (US)
1. Luis Collazo (US)
2. Jesus Soto Karass (Mexico)
3. Selcuk Aydin (Turkey) INTL
4. Jackson Osei Bonsu (Belgium)
5. Saul Alvarez (Mexico) NABF
6. Luis Carlos Abregu (Argentina) FESUBOX
7. Juan Urango (Colombia)
8. Rafal Jackiewicz (Poland) EBU
9. Said Ouali (Morocco)
10. Ivan Kirpa (Russia)
11. Miguel Rodriguez (Mexico)
12. Vitaliy Demyanenko (Kazakhstan) ABCO
13. Motoki Sasaki (Japan) OPBF
14. Sebastian Lujan (Argentina)
15. Damian Frias (Cuba) LATINO
16. Zab Judah (US)
17. Carlos Baldomir (Argentina)
18. Carlos Quintana (P. Rico)
19. Irving Garcia (P. Rico)
20. Gianluca Branco (Italy)
21. Ed Paredes (US) YOUTH interim / CABOFE
22. Vyachseslav Senchenko (Ukraine)
23. Lucky Lewele (South Africa)
24. James de la Rosa (Mexico)
25. Delvin Rodriguez (US)
WBA
SUPER CHAMPION: SHANE MOSLEY USA
1. NOT RATED
2. NELSON LINARES VEN
3. VYACHESLAV SENCHENKO UKR
4. ZAB JUDAH USA
5. RAFAL JACKIEWICZ (EBU) POL
6. ANTONIO MARGARITO (**) MEX
7. SAUL ALVAREZ MEX
8. HECTOR SALDIVIA (LAC) ARG
9. VITALY DEMYANENKO (PABA) KAZ
10. MIKE JONES (NABA) USA
11. SEBASTIAN LUJAN ARG
12. CHARLIE NAVARRO VEN
13. SELCUK AYDIN TUR
14. JESUS SOTO KARASS MEX
15. MOTOKI SASAKI JPN
13 James De La Rosa MEX
14 Euri Gonzalez DR
15 Carlos L. Herrera (Latino-Int) ARG
As you may see, this is all bull**** and the ranking system doesn't even take in consideration if a boxer already fought for a belt or if he was a belt holder in the past. This ******ity of having 4 governating bodies and no unification MUST STOP. NO WONDER FIGHTERS LOOK FOR MONEY INSTEAD OF LINEAR UNDISPIUTED CHAMPIONSHIP STATUS. But the worst one is the IBF. Why bother becoming their champion if you will vacate the belt just to get a better, more significant fight for more money.
Imagine the following fights...
Cotto vs. Antonin Decaire
Clottey vs. Delvin Rodriguez
Berto vs. Jesus Soto Karass
Mosley vs. Nelson Linares
What about Collazo?, Cintron?, Quintana?, Hlatshwayo?, Bonsu?, Senchenko?, Margarito?, Lujan? and even judah and Baldomir for the sake of the discussion???? These boxers should be better ranked.
**** them all!!!
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