New Ring Magazine Welterweight Rankings

[Easy Work.]

The only rankings that seem to have changed are the Middleweight rankings with Lemieux moving to 4 from 10, N'Dam dropping to 8, Geale to 9 and Eubank Jr. to 10. Amazingly enough, Quillin is still at 3 for some reason while I would not even have him in the top 10 due to his lack of activity with only 4 fights in the past three years.

I hope Ward's fans are not disappointed that he did not magically appear back at the top of the SMW and P4P lists after his incredible, amazing, devastating performance against the magnificent warrior Paul Smith.

Why are you on Ward's **** all the time? Youre such a hater that you even bring him up in threads that have nothing to do with his weight division. You contantly bash him for his fight with smith when GGG's whole career has been fights like that lol ....

[Easy Work.]

Bradley should be #2 not brook.

[NEETzsche]

it's depressing to see all these quality fighters in the same division and knowing that none of them will fight each other because of promoters and network execs

exclusive contracts should be illegal in boxing

[Pigeons]

Chaves at #8.

This guy has one win total since 2012, and it was vs. an Argentine meat packer. How is this guy anywhere near a top 10 list?

[gmc_rfc_06]

Bradley should be #2 not brook.

Bradley should have lost 3 of his last 5 fights...

[John Locke]

Chaves at #8.

This guy has one win total since 2012, and it was vs. an Argentine meat packer. How is this guy anywhere near a top 10 list?

He was very competitive with Thurman and Bradley, two top 5 guys. And was beating Rios, even with the ****** point deductions, wrongly DQ'd. He's a very solid fighter.

[DeadLikeMe]

Apparently Solomon was on the Mayweather-Pacquiao undercard?

[Chrismart]

ESPN have updated their list. They have it :

1. Mayweather
2. Pacquiao
3. Bradley
4. Thurman
5. Brook
6. Khan
7. Porter
8. Maidana
9. Guerrero
10. Ali

[Chrismart]

Transnational Boxing have updated their list also :

#. Mayweather
1. Pacquiao
2. Bradley
3. Brook
4. Khan
5. Thurman
6. Porter
7. Maidana
8. Chaves
9. Ali
10. Rios

*Welterweight Shawn Porter fought Adrien Broner as if it was personal –he waded in close behind a strong jab and a disruptive medley of winging shots, made it rough, and took a clear decision. Porter rises from #7 to #6 just under Thurman, though several members believed that Porter deserved to be over Thurman. We know this much, the mid-range of the welterweight rankings (Khan, Thurman, Porter) are separated by inches.

[Pigeons]

He was very competitive with Thurman and Bradley, two top 5 guys. And was beating Rios, even with the ****** point deductions, wrongly DQ'd. He's a very solid fighter.

Nice spin. He was knocked out by Thurman and lost at least 8-4 to Bradley and was saved by boxing corruption.

Wow! He was beating Brandon Bum Bum Rios before getting his dirty ass disqualified? That earns him #8 at WW!